How to get a Denmark visa from Zimbabwe

• This is referred to as the Type-C visa and is issued to those who want to travel to Denmark for tourism, business, visit or other short-term activities.
• The Type “C” Visa is issued for a fixed time not exceeding 90 days per period of six months from the first entry.
• Travelers must have their passport with at least 6-months of validity from the date of arrival and have at least one (1) page available for stamping.
• Holders of this visa are prohibited from engaging in business or work-related activities in Denmark.
• Note that the possession of a visa for Denmark does not provide an automatic right of entry for the holder into the country.
• The immigration officer at the port of entry may refuse entry to any person if they consider that such a person is unable to fulfill the immigration requirements.
• Applicants are expected to have a minimum of 50 euro per day for the entire period of stay in the country.
• Visa applicants who make the proof of an anticipated and whole payment of tourist package services as regards at least accommodation and nourishment are exempt from submitting the proof of financial means of support.

• This visa is issued to those who have intentions to stay in Denmark for a long time as foreigners.
• People who apply for this visa do so for purposes such as study, work, research or any other long term activity.
• Zimbabwe citizens who intend to undertake scientific or academic activity in Denmark must apply for an entry visa and a temporary residence permit in Denmark.
• Visa is granted by the Diplomatic Missions and Consular Offices of Denmark.
• The Long-stay visa is issued in line with the purpose of entry into Denmark and the visas are also labeled according to the purpose.
• The Type D Visa also allows the right to submit a permanent residence permit and it is a multiple-entry visa. This is allowed after the first entry into Denmark.
• To obtain a temporary visa for employment purposes, you will need to secure a job offer from a Denmark company or government department or a foreign company based in Denmark.
• The criteria for approval of an employment visa include:
• Suitable educational qualifications or work experience.
• A secured employment contract in Moldova.
• Proof of adequate means of subsistence in Moldova
• Police confirmation that you have no criminal record
• A satisfactory medical examination.
• This visa is also issued for those who want to partake in entrepreneurial activities.

• This visa is issued to people who want to go through Denmark to another country.
• There are two types of transit visa: Type-A and Type-B transit visa.
• The Type-A visa is the Airport Transit Visa that is valid for only 24 hours.
• The Type-B visa is a transit visa that is valid for not more than 5 days.
• The Type-A visa allows applicants to stay in the international zone of Denmark until they are connected to their flight.
• Holders of the transit visa are not permitted to enter the country.
• The Type-B visa allows applicants to stay in Denmark for a few days before they connect to their destination country.
• Travelers on this visa are not allowed to stay beyond the validity period or do activities peculiar to other visa types in Denmark.

Yes, the cost of living in Denmark is high. Copenhagen, which is the capital of Denmark is one of the most expensive cities in the world.