Denmark visa requirements for Algerians

Travel and visa requirements

Basic Travel Requirements for Algerians visiting Denmark

Travelers are required to fulfill the following requirements in order to apply for a Danish Visa.

  • Correct visa application form duly filled out.
  • A valid international passport with the validity of 6months and two least blank pages.
  • 2 passport-sized photographs with white background.
  • Travel insurance with a minimum coverage of EUR 30,000
  • Round-trip flight reservations or a complete travel itinerary.
  • Hotel reservation or proof of accommodation.
  • A letter of no objection from the employer.
  • Bank statements from the previous 3 months.

Denmark Visa for Algerians

Facts about Denmark

Denmark is a Scandinavian country comprising numerous islands. The capital of Denmark, Copenhagen, is home to the iconic Little Mermaid statue, royal palaces, the Tivoli amusement park as well as the colorful Nyhavn harbor.

The number of tourists arrivals in Denmark has been on the rise year after year. The country is on the heels of the major tourist destinations in the world. The country receives an average of 7.5 million visitors yearly and this is significantly going to increase in years to come.

Denmark is ranked as the eleventh most developed country in the world. The country is said to be one of the countries with the lowest level of corruption and has one of the world’s highest per capita income. 

Types of Denmark Visa

Types of Visa Processing Time Duration of Stay
Business visa within 15 business 90 days
Tourist visa within 15 days 90 days

General Requirements for Denmark Visa

  • Correct visa application form duly filled out.
  • A valid international passport with the validity of 6months and two least blank pages.
  • 2 passport-sized photographs with white background.
  • Travel insurance with a minimum coverage of EUR 30,000
  • Round-trip flight reservations or a complete travel itinerary.
  • Hotel reservation or proof of accommodation.
  • A letter of no objection from the employer.
  • Bank statements from the previous 3 months.
Denmark Business visa Denmark Tourist visa

Denmark Business Visa Eligibility & Requirements

  • The Danish Business Visa is issued to foreigners who are visiting the country for engaging in temporary work or business.
  • This visa does not grant the business visa holder to take up new employment in Denmark. 
  • The Business visa just like the other members of the EU and part of Schengen countries valid for 90 days with the option of extending it to 180 days if the holder intends.
  • If the holder extended the visa to 180 days, he is however inclined to spend part of the days in other Schengen countries having visiting Denmark initially.
  • The 90 days may be spread across one or more visits, and the more than one visits make the visa Multiple entries.
  • The maximum processing time for the visa is usually 15 business days but exceptional cases can delay it to 30 to 60 days.
  • A foreigner who is applying for a long stay business visa, the visa is charged $195 USD.
  • The foreigners who are visiting for a short-stay are bound to pay 60 Euro for adults above 12years old.
  • The applicant must provide a letter from their employer stating or allowing their business travel.
  • The applicant is to present their Bank statement from the last 6months.
  • For a foreigner who is visiting the country as a business partner, he is required to present Partnership documents.
  • The applicant's invitation letter must also state how their expenses are going to be covered during their stay. It must be stated clearly if their expenses will be sponsored by their employer or the local company.

Denmark Tourist Visa Eligibility & Requirements

  • The Danish Tourist visa is meant for those travelers looking to visit Denmark for tourism purposes like holiday, fun, leisure, nature and enlightenment.
  • The visa is for those who will be spending less than 90 days for the sole purpose of tourism. 
  • The holder of the Danish visa have the advantage of traveling to other Schengen countries(as Denmark is part of the Schengen countries) having visited Denmark.
  • Foreigners are not entitled to take up employment on tourist visa in Denmark or other Schengen countries.
  • The applicant must ensure he provides his or her invitation letter with the address and phone number from family member or sponsor, if applicable.
  • Applicant is to provide recent Bank statement of six months.
  • Just like the business visa, the tourist visa for children under the age of six are meant to travel on Zero Dollar on visa fee.
  • The tourist must leave at the expiration of their stay in Denmark.
  • All the necessary documents to be presented must be translated into English and not Arabic.

Denmark Visa Fees

Visa Type

Sub Types

Visa Fees

Business visa

66.00 (USD)

Tourist visa

Visitor visa

66.00 (USD)

Denmark Visa Application Centres & Embassies in Algeria

Location

Address

Algiers

Metropolitan Tower 31/F # 1 68 Zourong Road Central District Algiers Algeria

http://algeriet.uvm.dk

algambassadea@uvm.dk

(+213) 6355 5010

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Danish a language in Denmark?

Danish is an official language spoken in Denmark, but there are other languages which are regarded as minority in the country; languages such as Faroese, German, Greenlandic and Swedish which is spoken widely by 13%  of the population.


Is Denmark safe for foreigners?

Denmark is considered an extremely safe country to visit. It was even claimed that Denmark is probably the safest country in the world and it really is very safe, but it's not without its dangers. Denmark has recently experienced a rise in gang violence, especially among immigrant groups.

How big is Denmark in terms of landmass?

Denmark has a total area of 42,924 km2 (16,573 sq mi), land area of 42,394 km2 (16,368 sq mi), and the total area including Greenland and the Faroe Islands is 2,210,579 km2 (853,509 sq mi), and a population of 5.8 million as of 2019.

When did Denmark join European Union?

Denmark joined the European Union on the 1st of January 1973 after much negotiation, and following a change in the French Presidency, Denmark, Ireland and the United Kingdom eventually joined the community. Denmark and Ireland were so economically linked to the UK, that they considered it necessary to join the EEC if the UK did.