Who Can Be Granted a Permanent Residence Permit?

You may be eligible for a permanent residence permit in Denmark if you have held a temporary residence permit for eight years. In certain cases, this period can be reduced to four years.

Understanding the Process

To apply for a permanent residence permit in Denmark, you typically need to meet specific requirements related to your length of stay, employment, and integration.

Here's a general overview of the process:

1. Create an SB-ID: This is a digital ID that you will need to access the Danish Immigration Service's online portal.
2. Pay the Application Fee: You will need to pay a fee to process your application.
3. Gather Required Documents: Collect all necessary documents, such as your passport, residence permit, proof of employment, language certificates, and financial records.
4. Fill in the Application Form: The specific application form you need to fill out depends on your reason for residing in Denmark (e.g., family reunification, employment, studies).

Where a Lawyer Can Help

Navigating the Danish immigration system can be complex, and even a minor mistake can lead to delays or denials. A qualified immigration lawyer can significantly assist you throughout the process, including:

• Eligibility Assessment: Ensuring you meet all the necessary requirements.
• Document Preparation: Helping you gather and prepare the required documents accurately and efficiently.
• Application Submission: Submitting your application correctly and on time.
• Representing You: Advocating on your behalf in case of any issues or challenges.
• Providing Guidance: Offering expert advice and support throughout the entire process.

By choosing Globe Advokater, you can rest assured that your application is in experienced hands. Our team of immigration lawyers will work diligently to help you achieve your goal of obtaining a permanent residence permit in Denmark.

Remember: The specific requirements and procedures for permanent residency can vary depending on your individual circumstances. It's advisable to consult with an immigration lawyer to get tailored advice.

Key Requirements for Permanent Residency:

To qualify for a permanent residence permit, you must meet the following basic requirements:

• Age: You must be over 18 years old.
• Continuous Legal Residence: You must have resided legally in Denmark for eight years (or four years under certain conditions).
• Employment: You must be employed and financially self-sufficient.
• Language Proficiency: You must pass the Danish language test at level 2.
• Clean Criminal Record: You must not have a criminal record.
• Financial Stability: You must be able to support yourself financially.

Additional Requirements:

In addition to the basic requirements, you must also meet at least two of the following supplementary requirements:

• Higher Language Proficiency: Passing the Danish language test at level 3.
• Longer Employment Period: Four years of continuous employment.
• Active Citizenship: Passing the active citizen exam or demonstrating active participation in Danish society.
• Higher Income: Meeting a specific income threshold.

Globe Advokater can help you navigate the complex process of obtaining a permanent residence permit. Our experienced immigration lawyers can:

• Assess your eligibility
• Prepare and submit your application
• Represent you before the Danish Immigration Service
• Provide guidance and support throughout the process

Let us help you secure your future in Denmark.