The European Union’s Entry/Exit System (EES) will be fully operational from 10 April onwards, following its progressive start of operations on 12 October 2025. The EES is an automated IT-system for registering non-EU nationals travelling for a short stay, each time they cross the external borders of Schengen. Further information on the EES can be foundhere.
Only apply for a Danish Schengen visa if you genuinely plan to travel to Denmark
If you travel to another Schengen country on a Schengen visa issued by Denmark without having already visited or plan to visit Denmark, you may be suspected of ‘visa-shopping’. This can lead to denied entry at the border and your visa may be revoked. It may also lead to an entry ban and negatively impact any future Schengen visa applications.
* Applying for a Schengen visa where it’s expected to be approved faster, rather than in the Schengen country you intend to visit.
The processing time in visa cases is currentlyup to 15 days. Some applications may be submitted to the Danish Immigration Service (DIS). In those cases, processing time may be longer.
The Danish Mission recommends that you do not buy a plane ticket before your visa has been approved.
Please find information about the visa application procedure here.
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