Terms and conditions

Terms and conditions:

• Schengen visa regulations remain in force and continue to apply also under the Red Carpet Program
• The main destination must always be Denmark
• The accreditation of a company/organisation must be completed, before an employee/associate can make use of the Red Carpet benefits.
• All applicants are always assessed individually, and the Danish mission has the right to request further information or additional documentation and to ask for personal appearance.
• All applicants are required to apply in person at least every 5 years to have their biometrics recorded.

• The company must inform the mission if the conditions of the company or other entity change significantly during the contractual term – in particular if conditions of eligibility no longer exist due to e.g. bankruptcy, full or partial dissolution of the entity, or a merger that significantly alters the purpose of the entity which was the basis for the initial RCP contract.
  

In addition the company will be barred from entering a new contract for a minimum of three years. In severe cases the entity will be barred completely without future possibility of joining the program.

• The mission will inform the local Schengen missions about the black listing of the entity and the reasons for taking this decision.
• If during the contract term it becomes apparent that the entity provided false or incorrect information in connection when signing the contract.
• Misuse of a visa would be, if an applicant uses the stay to seek asylum, fails to exit in accordance with the issued visa or applies for a residence permit in an area covered by the “karens rules” of the Aliens Act § 4 c (waiting period barring a person from entering Denmark for up to 5 years).
• It would be considered as abuse if the applicant works without the necessary authorization during his/her stay.
• Further it will be considered as abuse if the visa is used for a purpose other than the one stated in the application, e.g. if a visa has been granted for a business visit, and the applicant's primary purpose is actually to travel on tourist or private visit.
• Failure to obtain accreditation does not influence the possibility of achieving a Schengen visa under standard application procedures
• There is no appeal if accreditation is not granted