Visa Information

Overview

If you wish to visit Denmark for a short period of time, you must obtain a visa prior to entry if you come from a country with a visa requirement for entering Denmark. It is possible to apply 6 month before the travel date and seamen (all crewmembers) can apply 9 month before the departure.

Please visit Danish Immigration for more details.

Please study carefully the Information for holders of a Schengen visa issued by Denmark

The Schengen calculator can be used for calculating the travel days remaining under a Schengen short-stay visa according to the 90-days/180-days rule.

The user's guide contains information on the applicable rules, the use of the calculator and practical examples.

Visa Fees

The amount of Visa Fee is set by the Embassy of Denmark in Rubles in accordance with the current exchange rate.

** fee applicable for the following countries:Albania, Armenia, Moldova,Montenegro,Serbia,Ukraine, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Service Fee

• There is a service charge of € 20 levied per application over and above the visa fees. The service fee is paid in Rubles per the Embassy exchange rate.

Following categories of persons are exempt from paying Service charge:

1. Children under 6 years old, and
2. Disabled persons and the person accompanying them, if necessary.

Important:

• Service Fees are paid at the Visa Application Center in Russian Rubles.
• The fees are non-refundable.

Visa Fees Waived Categories

• The visa fee is waived for both Russian and non-Russian citizens belonging to one of the following categories:

  • children under six years;
  • researchers from third countries travelling for the purpose of carrying out scientific research; (as defined in Recommendation No 2005/761/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 September 2005 to facilitate the issue by the Member States of uniform short-stay visas for researchers from third countries travelling within the Community for the purpose of carrying out scientific research)
  • representatives of non-profit organizations aged 25 years or less participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organized by non-profit organizations.

  • pupils, students, post-graduate students and accompanying teachers who undertake trips for the purpose of study or educational training;

Documents Required

This list is intended to help you compile the documents for your visa application. Please note that the Embassy may ask for additional documents or further information if this is needed to assess the application.

Please note that all copies attached to the application must be color copies

Original documents must be presented along with the presented color copies.

Signed cover letter for an application form filled on https://applyvisa.um.dk. For minors: Cover letter must be signed by one of their parents or a legal guardian.If you can’t prepare the Application form by yourself, our officers can fill the Visa application form for you.

NB! Please note that the additional service "Application form filling" does not offer help or assistance in paying the visa fee online. Visa fee cannot be paid in cash at the visa center (except for the re-entry permit and additional payment of the difference for business visa).

1. Foreign passport valid for at least three months after the intended date of (last) departure from the Schengen area, containing at least two blank pages and issued within the previous ten years.
   Additionally:

1. If available other valid or/and expired foreign passports

1. One color photograph (3,5 x 4,5 cm) on the light background, taken not later than 6 months ago. Image has to bear a true likeness to the applicant. Photographs have to conform to the requirements of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
   

   Due to the stringent requirements around the Photo required for your application, we recommend you utilize the photo services available inside the Visa Application Center. This will provide you assurance that your application is submitted with the photograph that meets the specifications and will be acceptable to the Embassy. You will have ready photographs in 45 seconds.
   Fees:
   The cost of the service is 360 RUB for 6 photographs.
   How to book:
   This service can be booked at the visa application centre upon your arrival.

2. Visa fee in line with the categories of the visa facilitation agreements with Russia and the Visa Code.

3. Travel medical insurance covering the entire period of intended stay, valid for all Schengen States and covering any expenses which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgency medical attention, emergency hospital treatment or death during the stay. The minimum coverage must be €30.000. *Insurance policy must not exclude COVID-19 illness treatment.*

4. Color copy of the internal passport (issued at the age of 14): all filled in pages

   Please, pay attention, you will need to provide your internal passport in original as well

5. In cases of minors:

   1. Original and a color copy of birth certificate.
   2. Consent of the parental authority or legal guardian should be required only if the minor travels alone or only with one parent. Exceptions should be made to this if the single parent with whom the minor is to travel holds the parental authority alone (i.e. in cases where the other parent has deceased or been deprived of custody, e.g. a death certificate of the other parent or a court degree vesting custody exclusively in the parent who is signing the application would be requested).

   3. Color copy of the valid Schengen visa of the parent(s) travelling with the minor for whom a visa is not applied at the same time with the parent(s).

6. In cases of third-country nationals:

   1. Proof of legal residence in the Russian Federation in line with federal legislation (e.g. residence permit, long-term visa or FMS registration), valid for at least three months after the planned return from the Schengen area or a document proving that the applicant has applied for a renewal of proof of legal residence.

7. If the application is not submitted personally by the applicant, the applicant must issue a notarized Power of Attorney to the person handing in the application. Also if the passport is collected by a third party, a notarized Power of Attorney is required. For close relatives the document proving family relationship is sufficient. Accredited travel agencies and Red Carpet companies are exempted from this requirement.

8. Agreement on processing personal data (if applying at the Visa Center)

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED AS PER CATEGORY OF TRAVELLER:

All documents should be in English or translated into English

• Employees travelling on business

  • Invitation letter or written request from a hosting company, organisation, authority or organising committee of trade and industrial exhibitions to attend meetings or events connected with trade, industry or work.

    The following shall be indicated:

    • Information about the host party;

    • Information about the applicant;

    • Purpose of travel;

    • Dates of visit (period, number of days);

    • Information about financial conditions of the visit (who is responsible for the costs);

    If no such invitation or written request can be obtained, other proof of purpose of stay (e.g. information on participation in the event, entrance ticket to trade fair, business correspondence, programme of the business trip).

  • Proof of employment. (students should present a confirmation from school or university)

    The following shall be indicated:

    • date of employment;

    • position.

    • Information about salary

  • bank/credit card statement(s) with cash flows for the past 3 months confirming that the applicant has 70 EUROS per day (50 EUROS per day if lodging in a hostel or other budget accommodation) or

  • ticket reservation

  • proof of accommodation

• Self-employed people travelling on business

  • Invitation letter or written request from a hosting company, organization, authority or organizing committee of trade and industrial exhibitions to attend meetings or events connected with trade, industry or work.

    The following shall be indicated:

    • Information about the host party;

    • Information about the applicant;

    • Purpose of travel;

    • Information about financial conditions of the visit (who is responsible for the costs);

  • If no such invitation or written request can be obtained, other proof of purpose of stay (e.g. information on participation in the event, entrance ticket to trade fair, business correspondence, programme of the business trip).

  • Proof of economic activity (e.g. 2NDFL or 3NDFL form, extract from the trade/fiscal registry or certificate for individual business)

  • bank statement(s) covering at least three preceding months.

  • Proof of accommodation

  • Ticket reservation

• Drivers (international cargo and passengers)

  • Invitation letter from Denmark or written request from the Russian national association of carriers (ASMAP or RAS), or the national association of carriers from Denmark.

    The following shall be indicated:

    • Information about the inviting or sending company or organization;

    • Information about the applicant;

    • Information about purpose, duration and frequency of trip(s);

    • Dates of visit (period, number of days);

    • Information about financial conditions of the visit (who is responsible for the costs).

    Color copy (verified by stamp of the employer) of the contract of employment or work-book.

    International carriers license of the Russian (Belarusian) company (color copy verified by stamp of the employer).

    proof of accommodation

    Original of previous attachment to truck driver’s visa, if available.

• Seamen (members of ship crew)

  • Color copy of a seafarer's identity document.

  • Color copy of a contract of employment.

  • Invitation letter from shipping company

    The following shall be indicated:

    • Information about the inviting company or organization;

    • Information about the invited person;

    • Information about purpose, duration and frequency of trip(s);

    • Dates of visit (period, number of days);

    • Information about financial conditions of the visit (who is responsible for the costs).

    • Flight reservation

    • Proof of accommodation

Photo Specifications

Click hear for Photo Specifications

Processing Time

Processing time at the Danish Embassy is in line with the Visa Code, admissible applications shall be decided on within 15 calendar days of the date of receiving an application at the Danish Embassy in Moscow. That period may be extended up to a maximum of 45 calendar days in individual cases, notably when further scrutiny of the application is needed. All cases are now forwarded to the Immigration Service for evaluation

PLEASE NOTE: Delivery time to and back from the embassy is not included in the processing time and the processing time at the embassy only starts when all required documents has been handed in.
It is recommended that the applications are submitted in due time before the actual travel date to make sure that the case is processed in time for the journey.

Download Forms

- Register your visa application online and book an appointment with VFS

"NEW MANDATORY ONLINE VISA APPLICATION: From the 01 July 2019, you must fill in your visa application and pay the application fee online. After you have applied and paid the visa fee online, you must print the cover letter and payment receipt from ApplyVisa ‘’ .

Click here to fill in your visa application form. If you are facing some difficulties while filling in the application form, please click here.

After completing the visa application form and paying visa fee online, you must book an appointment to submit your documents at VFS by clicking here. Make sure to bring along all the required documents and hand in supporting documents at the Visa Application Centre.

Overview

Tourist Visa to Denmark

If you wish to visit Denmark for a short period of time, you must obtain a visa prior to entry if you come from a country with a visa requirement for entering Denmark. It is possible to apply 6 month before the travel date and seamen (all crewmembers) can apply 9 month before the departure.

You can also apply for tourism visa via accredited Russian travel agency. Below you may find a list of Russian tour operators accredited with the Embassy, and co-operating with Danish well-known tour operators with authorization from the Danish Immigration Service:

The List of Russian travel agencies accredited with the Embassy you could find here

Please study carefully the Information for holders of a Schengen visa issued by Denmark

The Schengen calculator can be used for calculating the travel days remaining under a Schengen short-stay visa according to the 90-days/180-days rule.

The user's guide contains information on the applicable rules, the use of the calculator and practical examples.

Please visit Danish Immigration for more details on tourism visas.

Information from the Royal Danish Embassy in Moscow:

We draw your attention that you should not apply for a tourist visa to Denmark in case you have planned business meetings etc or the purpose of your trip is to meet with friends, relatives who reside in Denmark.

If you still apply for a tourist visa your application can be considered as providing unreliable information which can lead to refusal upon visa application.

Tourists who are going to the Football Championship the 22.06.2020 need to provide tickets for Championship

Visa Fees

The amount of Visa Fee is set by the Embassy of Denmark in Rubles in accordance with the current exchange rate.

** fee applicable for the following countries:Albania, Armenia, Moldova,Montenegro,Serbia,Ukraine, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Service Fee

• There is a service charge of € 20 levied per application over and above the visa fees. The service fee is paid in Rubles per the Embassy exchange rate.

Following categories of persons are exempt from paying Service charge:

1. Children under 6 years old, and
2. Disabled persons and the person accompanying them, if necessary.

Important:

• Service Fees are paid at the Visa Application Center in Russian Rubles.
• The fees are non-refundable.

Visa Fees Waived Categories

• The visa fee is waived for both Russian and non-Russian citizens belonging to one of the following categories:

  • children under six years;
  • researchers from third countries travelling for the purpose of carrying out scientific research; (as defined in Recommendation No 2005/761/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 September 2005 to facilitate the issue by the Member States of uniform short-stay visas for researchers from third countries travelling within the Community for the purpose of carrying out scientific research)
  • representatives of non-profit organizations aged 25 years or less participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organized by non-profit organizations.

  • pupils, students, post-graduate students and accompanying teachers who undertake trips for the purpose of study or educational training;

Documents Required

This list is intended to help you compile the documents for your visa application. Please note that the Embassy may ask for additional documents or further information if this is needed to assess the application.

Please note that all copies attached to the application must be color copies

Original documents must be presented along with the presented color copies.

Accredited Travel Agencies arrangement

Documents to be submitted by the travel agency’s designated couriers

Signed cover letter for an application form filled on https://applyvisa.um.dk. For minors: Cover letter must be signed by one of their parents or a legal guardian.If you can’t prepare the Application form by yourself, our officers can fill the Visa application form for you.

NB! Please note that the additional service "Application form filling" does not offer help or assistance in paying the visa fee online. Visa fee cannot be paid in cash at the visa center (except for the re-entry permit and additional payment of the difference for business visa).

1. Foreign passport valid for at least three months after the intended date of (last) departure from the Schengen area, containing at least two blank pages and issued within the previous ten years.
   Additionally:

   • If available other valid or/and expired foreign passports

2. One recent color photograph (3,5 x 4,5 cm) on the light background. Image has to bear a true likeness to the applicant. Photographs have to conform to the requirements of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

   Due to the stringent requirements around the Photo required for your application, we recommend you utilize the photo services available inside the Visa Application Center. This will provide you assurance that your application is submitted with the photograph that meets the specifications and will be acceptable to the Embassy. You will have ready photographs in 45 seconds.
   Fees:
   The cost of the service is 360 RUB for 6 photographs.
   How to book:
   This service can be booked at the visa application centre upon your arrival.

3. Visa fee in line with the categories of the visa facilitation agreements with Russia and the Visa Code.

4. Travel medical insurance covering the entire period of intended stay, valid for all Schengen States and covering any expenses which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgency medical attention, emergency hospital treatment or death during the stay. The minimum coverage must be €30.000. *Insurance policy must not exclude COVID-19 illness treatment.*

   * Flight (or another type of transportation) reservation

5. Color copy of the internal passport (issued at the age of 14): all filled in pages

   Please, pay attention, you will need to provide your internal passport in original as well

6. In cases of minors:

   1. Original and color copy of birth certificate.
   2. Consent of the parental authority or legal guardian should be required only if the minor travels alone or only with one parent. Exceptions should be made to this if the single parent with whom the minor is to travel holds the parental authority alone (i.e. in cases where the other parent has deceased or been deprived of custody, e.g. a death certificate of the other parent or a court degree vesting custody exclusively in the parent who is signing the application would be requested).
   3. Color copy of the valid Schengen visa of the parent(s) travelling with the minor for whom a visa is not applied at the same time with the parent(s).
7. *Official letter from the accredited Russian travel agency.
8. *Invitation from receiving partner in Denmark signed by the inviting part.
9. *Hotel or other accommodation booking confirmation from Denmark, where family and given names of the applicant must be indicated, signed by the inviting part.
10. *Return ticket or any other appropriate document indicating the envisaged travel plans; if not available, adequate written description of the planned journey.

11. Proof of employment with salary information; if not available, other proof of will to return (e.g. bank/credit card statement(s) covering at least three preceding months, proof of real estate property in Russia, etc.).

    Proof of employment:
    For employees – verification from the applicant’s employer with the company’s details, stamp and signature of an executive officer. It should include the following information:
    date of employment;
    position; information about salary.

    For self-employed people – proof of economic activity (e.g. 2NDFL or 3NDFL form, extract from the trade/fiscal registry or certificate for individual business) or bank statement(s) covering at least three preceding months.

    For students and scholars (over 14 years of age) – verification from university or school.

12. Proof of financial means in the form of bank/credit card statement(s) covering at least three preceding months confirming the availability of minimum 70 EUROS per day or proof of sponsorship.

13. Agreement on processing personal data (if applying at the Visa Center)

* 8-11 -Documents to be provided by an Accredited Travel Agency

Individual tourists / visitors to distant relatives or friends / other private visitors

Signed cover letter for an application form filled on https://applyvisa.um.dk. For minors: Cover letter must be signed by one of their parents or a legal guardian.If you can’t prepare the Application form by yourself, our officers can fill the Visa application form for you.

1. Foreign passport valid for at least three months after the intended date of (last) departure from the Schengen area, containing at least two blank pages and issued within the previous ten years.
   Additionally:

   • If available other valid or/and expired foreign passports.

2. Two recent color photographs (3,5 x 4,5 cm) on the light background. Image has to bear a true likeness to the applicant. Photographs have to conform to the requirements of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

   Due to the stringent requirements around the Photo required for your application, we recommend you utilize the photo services available inside the Visa Application Center. This will provide you assurance that your application is submitted with the photograph that meets the specifications and will be acceptable to the Embassy. You will have ready photographs in 45 seconds.
   Fees:
   The cost of the service is 360 RUB for 6 photographs.
   How to book:
   This service can be booked at the visa application centre upon your arrival.

3. Visa fee in line with the categories of the visa facilitation agreements with Russia and the Visa Code.

4. Travel medical insurance covering the entire period of intended stay, valid for all Schengen States and covering any expenses which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgency medical attention, emergency hospital treatment or death during the stay. The minimum coverage must be €30.000.

   The Danish Consulate does not accept insurance policies issued by Russian companies. Policies of international companies that were issued by their Russian representative offices cannot be accepted as well.Please use the services of European or Danish insurance companies

5. Color copy of the internal passport (issued at the age of 14): all pages

   Please, pay attention; you will need to provide your internal passport in original as well

6. In cases of minors:

   1. Copy of birth certificate.
   2. Consent of the parental authority or legal guardian should be required only if the minor travels alone or only with one parent. Exceptions should be made to this if the single parent with whom the minor is to travel holds the parental authority alone (i.e. in cases where the other parent has deceased or been deprived of custody, e.g. a death certificate of the other parent or a court degree vesting custody exclusively in the parent who is signing the application would be requested).
   3. Color copy of the valid Schengen visa of the parent(s) travelling with the minor for whom a visa is not applied at the same time with the parent(s).

7. In cases of third-country nationals:

   1. Proof of legal residence in the Russian Federation in line with federal legislation (e.g. residence permit, long-term visa or FMS registration), valid for at least three months after the planned return from the Schengen area or a document proving that the applicant has applied for a renewal of proof of legal residence.

8. If the application is not submitted personally by the applicant, the applicant must issue a notarized Power of Attorney to the person handing in the application. Also if the passport is collected by a third party, a notarized Power of Attorney is required.

   For close relatives the document proving family relationship is sufficient.
   Accredited travel agencies and Red Carpet companies are exempted from this requirement

9. Agreement on processing personal data (if applying at the Visa Center)

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED AS PER CATEGORY OF TRAVELLER(with translation into English):

• Tourists and other private visitors

  • Proof of accommodation (e.g. hotel or other accommodation booking confirmation from Denmark, where family and given names of the applicant must be indicated,),
  • Plane tickets or other proof of itinerary

  • Proof of employment with salary information;

    For employees – verification from the applicant’s employer with the company’s details, stamp and signature of an executive officer. It should include the following information:

    • date of employment;
    • position;
    • Information about salary.

    For self-employed people – proof of economic activity (e.g. 2NDFL or 3NDFL form, extract from the trade/fiscal registry or certificate for individual business) or bank statement(s) covering at least three preceding months.

    For students and scholars (over 14 years of age) – verification from university or school.

  • Proof of financial means in the form of bank/credit card statement(s) covering at least three preceding months (50 EUROS per day if lodging in a hostel or other budget accommodation) or proof of sponsorship.

• VISITORS TO DISTANT RELATIVES

  • Invitation letter from Denmark if staying with the host, which should include the following information:

    The following shall be indicated:

    • Information about the inviting person;
    • Information about the invited person;
    • Information about personal relations between the host and the invited person;
    • Dates of visit (period, number of days);
    • Information about financial conditions of the trip;

    If not available, other proof of accommodation (e.g. hotel or other accommodation booking confirmation from Denmark, where family and given names of the applicant must be indicated, or adequate written description of the planned journey.

  • Proof of legal residence of the inviting person in Denmark e.g. copy of residence permit in Denmark, or copy of Danish passport or other proof of legal residence, if staying with the host. For EU (EEA & Swiss) citizens (not resident in their home country in line with Directive 2004/38/EC) except citizens of Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, a copy of registration certificate is required.
  • Proof of itinerary: (e.g. a reserved return ticket or other proof of itinerary)
  • Bank statement covering 3 preceeding months

  • Proof of employment with salary information

    Proof of employment:
    For employees – verification from the applicant’s employer with the company’s details, stamp and signature of an executive officer. It should include the following information:

    • date of employment;
    • position;
    • Information about salary.

    For self-employed people – proof of economic activity (e.g. 2NDFL or 3NDFL form, extract from the trade/fiscal registry or certificate for individual business) or bank statement(s) covering at least three preceding months.

    For students and scholars (over 14 years of age) – verification from university or school.

• Property owners in the Schengen area and their close relatives

  • Relevant document (e.g. recent extract from the real estate register, copy of the purchase contract/deed of sale, etc.) proving that the applicant possesses the property in question.
  • In cases of close relatives, proof of the relationship.
  • Proof of itinerary: (e.g. a reserved return ticket, or any other appropriate document indicating the envisaged travel plans); if not available, adequate written description of the planned journey. It is strongly recommended not to buy the ticket until the visa is issued.

  • Proof of employment with salary information;; if not available, other proof of will to return (e.g. bank/credit card statement(s) covering at least three preceding months, proof of real estate property in Russia, etc.).

    Proof of employment:

    For employees – verification from the applicant’s employer with the company’s details, stamp and signature of an executive officer. It should include the following information:

    • date of employment;
    • position;
    • Information about salary.

    For self-employed people – proof of economic activity (e.g. 2NDFL or 3NDFL form, extract from the trade/fiscal registry or certificate for individual business) or bank statement(s) covering at least three preceding months.

    For students and scholars (over 14 years of age) – verification from university or school.

  • Proof of financial means in the form of bank/credit card statement(s) covering at least three preceding months (50 EUROS per day if lodging in a hostel or other budget accommodation) or proof of sponsorship.

Photo Specifications

Click hear for Photo Specifications

Processing Time

Processing time at the Danish Embassy is in line with the Visa Code, admissible applications shall be decided on within 15 calendar days of the date of receiving an application at the Danish Embassy in Moscow. That period may be extended up to a maximum of 45 calendar days in individual cases, notably when further scrutiny of the application is needed. All cases are now forwarded to the Immigration Service for evaluation

PLEASE NOTE: Delivery time to and back from the embassy is not included in the processing time and the processing time at the embassy only starts when all required documents has been handed in.
It is recommended that the applications are submitted in due time before the actual travel date to make sure that the case is processed in time for the journey.

Download Forms

- Register your visa application online and book an appointment with VFS

"NEW MANDATORY ONLINE VISA APPLICATION: From the 01 July 2019, you must fill in your visa application and pay the application fee online. After you have applied and paid the visa fee online, you must print the cover letter and payment receipt from ApplyVisa ‘’ .

Click here to fill in your visa application form. If you are facing some difficulties while filling in the application form, please click here.

After completing the visa application form and paying visa fee online, you must book an appointment to submit your documents at VFS by clicking here. Make sure to bring along all the required documents and hand in supporting documents at the Visa Application Centre.

Overview

If you wish to visit Denmark for a short period of time, you must obtain a visa prior to entry if you come from a country with a visa requirement for entering Denmark. It is possible to apply 6 month before the travel date and seamen (all crewmembers) can apply 9 month before the departure.

Please visit Danish Immigration for more details.

If you apply for visa under EU regulations, please click here.

Please study carefully the Information for holders of a Schengen visa issued by Denmark

The Schengen calculator can be used for calculating the travel days remaining under a Schengen short-stay visa according to the 90-days/180-days rule.

The user's guide contains information on the applicable rules, the use of the calculator and practical examples.

Visa Fees

The amount of Visa Fee is set by the Embassy of Denmark in Rubles in accordance with the current exchange rate.

** fee applicable for the following countries:Albania, Armenia, Moldova,Montenegro,Serbia,Ukraine, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Service Fee

• There is a service charge of € 20 levied per application over and above the visa fees. The service fee is paid in Rubles per the Embassy exchange rate.

Following categories of persons are exempt from paying Service charge:

1. Children under 6 years old, and
2. Disabled persons and the person accompanying them, if necessary.

Important:

• Service Fees are paid at the Visa Application Center in Russian Rubles.
• The fees are non-refundable.

Visa Fees Waived Categories

• The visa fee is waived for both Russian and non-Russian citizens belonging to one of the following categories:

  • children under six years;
  • researchers from third countries travelling for the purpose of carrying out scientific research; (as defined in Recommendation No 2005/761/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 September 2005 to facilitate the issue by the Member States of uniform short-stay visas for researchers from third countries travelling within the Community for the purpose of carrying out scientific research)
  • representatives of non-profit organizations aged 25 years or less participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organized by non-profit organizations.

  • pupils, students, post-graduate students and accompanying teachers who undertake trips for the purpose of study or educational training;

Documents Required

This list is intended to help you compile the documents for your visa application. Please note that the Embassy may ask for additional documents or further information if this is needed to assess the application.

Please note that all copies attached to the application must be color copies

Original documents must be presented along with the presented color copies.

Signed cover letter for an application form filled on https://applyvisa.um.dk. For minors: Cover letter must be signed by one of their parents or a legal guardian.If you can’t prepare the Application form by yourself, our officers can fill the Visa application form for you.

NB! Please note that the additional service "Application form filling" does not offer help or assistance in paying the visa fee online. Visa fee cannot be paid in cash at the visa center (except for the re-entry permit and additional payment of the difference for business visa).

1. Foreign passport valid for at least three months after the intended date of (last) departure from the Schengen area, containing at least two blank pages and issued within the previous ten years.
   Additionally:

   • If available other valid or/and expired foreign passports

2. One recent color photograph (3,5 x 4,5 cm) on the light background. Image has to bear a true likeness to the applicant. Photographs have to conform to the requirements of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

   Due to the stringent requirements around the Photo required for your application, we recommend you utilize the photo services available inside the Visa Application Center. This will provide you assurance that your application is submitted with the photograph that meets the specifications and will be acceptable to the Embassy. You will have ready photographs in 45 seconds.
   Fees:
   The cost of the service is 360 RUB for 6 photographs.
   How to book:
   This service can be booked at the visa application centre upon your arrival.

3. Visa fee in line with the categories of the visa facilitation agreements with Russia and the Visa Code.

4. Travel medical insurance covering the entire period of intended stay, valid for all Schengen States and covering any expenses which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgency medical attention, emergency hospital treatment or death during the stay. The minimum coverage must be €30.000.

5. Color copy of the internal passport (issued at the age of 14): all filled in pages

   Please, pay attention, you will need to provide your internal passport in original as well

6. In cases of minors:

   1. Original and a color copy of birth certificate.
   2. Consent of the parental authority or legal guardian should be required only if the minor travels alone or only with one parent. Exceptions should be made to this if the single parent with whom the minor is to travel holds the parental authority alone (i.e. in cases where the other parent has deceased or been deprived of custody, e.g. a death certificate of the other parent or a court degree vesting custody exclusively in the parent who is signing the application would be requested).
   3. Color copy of the valid Schengen visa of the parent(s) travelling with the minor for whom a visa is not applied at the same time with the parent(s).

7. In cases of third-country nationals:

   1. Proof of legal residence in the Russian Federation in line with federal legislation (e.g. residence permit, long-term visa or FMS registration), valid for at least three months after the planned return from the Schengen area or a document proving that the applicant has applied for a renewal of proof of legal residence.

8. If the application is not submitted personally by the applicant, the applicant must issue a notarized Power of Attorney to the person handing in the application. Also if the passport is collected by a third party, a notarized Power of Attorney is required.

   For close relatives the document proving family relationship is sufficient.
   Accredited travel agencies and Red Carpet companies are exempted from this requirement

9. Agreement on processing personal data (if applying at the Visa Center)

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED AS PER CATEGORY OF TRAVELLER(Should be provided in English or translated into English)

• Close relatives visiting Russian, EU citizens residing in Denmark or Danish nationals

  • Invitation letter from Denmark which should include the following information:

    • Information about the inviting person;
    • Information about the invited person;
    • Information about relations between the reference and the invited person;
    • Dates of visit (period, number of days);
    • Information about financial conditions of the trip;
  • Documents confirming family relations (e.g. birth or marriage certificate).
  • For applicants who are going to visit their boyfriend/girlfriend in Denmark: please fill in the following form - Solemn declaration on relationship for use in connection with entry
  • Color copy of residence permit of the inviting person in Denmark (or other proof of the legal residence).
  • Bank statement covering 3 preceding months

  • Proof of employment with information about salary:

    For employees – verification from the applicant’s employer with the company’s details, stamp and signature of an executive officer. It should include the following information:

    • date of employment;
    • position;
    • information about salary.

    For self-employed people – proof of economic activity (e.g. 2NDFL or 3NDFL form, extract from the trade/fiscal registry or certificate for individual business) or bank statement(s) covering at least three preceding months.

    For students and scholars (over 14 years of age) – verification from the applicant’s university or school.

Photo Specifications

Click hear for Photo Specifications

Processing Time

Processing time at the Danish Embassy is in line with the Visa Code, admissible applications shall be decided on within 15 calendar days of the date of receiving an application at the Danish Embassy in Moscow. That period may be extended up to a maximum of 45 calendar days in individual cases, notably when further scrutiny of the application is needed. All cases are now forwarded to the Immigration Service for evaluation

PLEASE NOTE: Delivery time to and back from the embassy is not included in the processing time and the processing time at the embassy only starts when all required documents has been handed in.
It is recommended that the applications are submitted in due time before the actual travel date to make sure that the case is processed in time for the journey.

Download Forms

- Register your visa application online and book an appointment with VFS

"NEW MANDATORY ONLINE VISA APPLICATION: From the 01 July 2019, you must fill in your visa application and pay the application fee online. After you have applied and paid the visa fee online, you must print the cover letter and payment receipt from ApplyVisa ‘’ .

Click here to fill in your visa application form. If you are facing some difficulties while filling in the application form, please click here.

After completing the visa application form and paying visa fee online, you must book an appointment to submit your documents at VFS by clicking here. Make sure to bring along all the required documents and hand in supporting documents at the Visa Application Centre.

Overview

If you wish to visit Denmark for a short period of time, you must obtain a visa prior to entry if you come from a country with a visa requirement for entering Denmark. It is possible to apply 6 month before the travel date and seamen (all crewmembers) can apply 9 month before the departure.

Please visit Danish Immigration for more details.

Please study carefully the Information for holders of a Schengen visa issued by Denmark

The Schengen calculator can be used for calculating the travel days remaining under a Schengen short-stay visa according to the 90-days/180-days rule.

The user's guide contains information on the applicable rules, the use of the calculator and practical examples.

Visa Fees

The amount of Visa Fee is set by the Embassy of Denmark in Rubles in accordance with the current exchange rate.

** fee applicable for the following countries:Albania, Armenia, Moldova,Montenegro,Serbia,Ukraine, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Service Fee

• There is a service charge of € 20 levied per application over and above the visa fees. The service fee is paid in Rubles per the Embassy exchange rate.

Following categories of persons are exempt from paying Service charge:

1. Children under 6 years old, and
2. Disabled persons and the person accompanying them, if necessary.

Important:

• Service Fees are paid at the Visa Application Center in Russian Rubles.
• The fees are non-refundable.

Visa Fees Waived Categories

• The visa fee is waived for both Russian and non-Russian citizens belonging to one of the following categories:

  • children under six years;
  • researchers from third countries travelling for the purpose of carrying out scientific research; (as defined in Recommendation No 2005/761/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 September 2005 to facilitate the issue by the Member States of uniform short-stay visas for researchers from third countries travelling within the Community for the purpose of carrying out scientific research)
  • representatives of non-profit organizations aged 25 years or less participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organized by non-profit organizations.

  • pupils, students, post-graduate students and accompanying teachers who undertake trips for the purpose of study or educational training;

Documents Required

This list is intended to help you compile the documents for your visa application. Please note that the Embassy may ask for additional documents or further information if this is needed to assess the application.

Please note that all copies attached to the application must be color copies

Original documents must be presented along with the presented color copies.

Signed cover letter for an application form filled on https://applyvisa.um.dk. For minors: Cover letter must be signed by one of their parents or a legal guardian.If you can’t prepare the Application form by yourself, our officers can fill the Visa application form for you.

NB! Please note that the additional service "Application form filling" does not offer help or assistance in paying the visa fee online. Visa fee cannot be paid in cash at the visa center (except for the re-entry permit and additional payment of the difference for business visa).

1. Foreign passport valid for at least three months after the intended date of (last) departure from the Schengen area, containing at least two blank pages and issued within the previous ten years.

   Additionally:

   • If available other valid or/and expired foreign passports

2. Two recent color photographs (3,5 x 4,5 cm) on the light background. Image has to bear a true likeness to the applicant. Photographs have to conform to the requirements of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

   Due to the stringent requirements around the Photo required for your application, we recommend you utilize the photo services available inside the Visa Application Center. This will provide you assurance that your application is submitted with the photograph that meets the specifications and will be acceptable to the Embassy. You will have ready photographs in 45 seconds.
   Fees:
   The cost of the service is 360 RUB for 6 photographs.
   How to book:
   This service can be booked at the visa application centre upon your arrival.

3. Visa fee in line with the categories of the visa facilitation agreements with Russia and the Visa Code.

4. Travel medical insurance covering the entire period of intended stay, valid for all Schengen States and covering any expenses which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgency medical attention, emergency hospital treatment or death during the stay. The minimum coverage must be €30.000.

5. Color copy of the internal passport (issued at the age of 14): all filled in pages

   Please, pay attention, you will need to provide your internal passport in original as well

6. In cases of minors:

   1. Original and a Color copy of birth certificate.
   2. Consent of the parental authority or legal guardian should be required only if the minor travels alone or only with one parent. Exceptions should be made to this if the single parent with whom the minor is to travel holds the parental authority alone (i.e. in cases where the other parent has deceased or been deprived of custody, e.g. a death certificate of the other parent or a court degree vesting custody exclusively in the parent who is signing the application would be requested).
   3. Color copy of the valid Schengen visa of the parent(s) travelling with the minor for whom a visa is not applied at the same time with the parent(s).

7. In cases of third-country nationals:

   • Proof of legal residence in the Russian Federation in line with federal legislation (e.g. residence permit, long-term visa or FMS registration), valid for at least three months after the planned return from the Schengen area or a document proving that the applicant has applied for a renewal of proof of legal residence.

8. If the application is not submitted personally by the applicant, the applicant must issue a notarized Power of Attorney to the person handing in the application. Also if the passport is collected by a third party, a notarized Power of Attorney is required.

   For close relatives the document proving family relationship is sufficient.
   Accredited travel agencies and Red Carpet companies are exempted from this requirement.

9. Agreement on processing personal data (if applying at the Visa Center)

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED AS PER CATEGORY OF TRAVELLER(should be submitted in English or translated into English):

• Participants in scientific, cultural and artistic activities

  • Invitation letter or written request from the host organisation (competent authority, national sport federation or national Olympic committee).

    The following shall be indicated:

    • information about the host organisation;
    • Information about the invited person;
    • information on the role of the person;
    • Purpose of travel;
    • Dates of visit (period, number of days);
    • Information about financial conditions of the visit (who is responsible for the costs).
  • Confirmation of the sport qualification in case not already sufficiently demonstrated in the invitation or written request
  • • bank/credit card statement(s)
      or
    • covering transactions for the past 3 months
    • Ticket reservation
    • Proof of accommodation

• Participants in international sports events and accompanying persons in their professional capacity

  • Invitation letter or written request from the host organisation (competent authority, national sport federation or national Olympic committee), including information on the role of the persons.

    The following shall be indicated:

    • information about the host organisation;
    • information about the invited person;
    • information on the role of the person;
    • purpose of travel;
    • dates of visit (period, number of days);
    • information about financial conditions of the visit (who is responsible for the costs).
  • • bank/credit card statement(s) with transactions for the past 3 months
      or
    • proof of accommodation
    • flight reservations
    • proof of sports qualifications
    • proof of studies or empoyment

• Pupils, students, post-graduate students and accompanying teachers

  • Invitation letter or written request, or certificate of enrolment or student card by the host university, academy, institute, college or school, or certificate of the courses to be attended.

    The following shall be indicated:

    • Information about the host party;
    • Information about the applicant;
    • Purpose of travel;
    • Dates of visit (period, number of days);
    • Information about financial conditions of the visit (who is responsible for the costs);
  • Confirmation of the sport qualification in case not already sufficiently demonstrated in the invitation or written request
  • • bank/credit card statement(s) covering the past 3 months
    • proof of employment with salary or confirmation from school or university
    • proof of accommodation
    • ticket reservation

Photo Specifications

Click hear for Photo Specifications

Processing Time

Processing time at the Danish Embassy is in line with the Visa Code, admissible applications shall be decided on within 15 calendar days of the date of receiving an application at the Danish Embassy in Moscow. That period may be extended up to a maximum of 45 calendar days in individual cases, notably when further scrutiny of the application is needed. All cases are now forwarded to the Immigration Service for evaluation

PLEASE NOTE: Delivery time to and back from the embassy is not included in the processing time and the processing time at the embassy only starts when all required documents has been handed in.
It is recommended that the applications are submitted in due time before the actual travel date to make sure that the case is processed in time for the journey.

Download Forms

- Register your visa application online and book an appointment with VFS

"NEW MANDATORY ONLINE VISA APPLICATION: From the 01 July 2019, you must fill in your visa application and pay the application fee online. After you have applied and paid the visa fee online, you must print the cover letter and payment receipt from ApplyVisa ‘’ .

Click here to fill in your visa application form. If you are facing some difficulties while filling in the application form, please click here.

After completing the visa application form and paying visa fee online, you must book an appointment to submit your documents at VFS by clicking here. Make sure to bring along all the required documents and hand in supporting documents at the Visa Application Centre.

Overview

If you travel to Denmark from a country outside Schengen and plan to only depart for a country outside Schengen, then you need to apply for a Schengen visa, purpose transit. It is possible to apply 6 month before the travel date and seamen (all crewmembers) can apply 9 month before the departure.

Example: You fly from Moscow to Chicago via Copenhagen; the connecting flight is scheduled for the next morning. You want to stay overnight at a hotel outside the airport. You need to apply for a Schengen visa, purpose transit.

Please visit Danish Immigration for more details.

Please study carefully the Information for holders of a Schengen visa issued by Denmark

The Schengen calculator can be used for calculating the travel days remaining under a Schengen short-stay visa according to the 90-days/180-days rule.

The user's guide contains information on the applicable rules, the use of the calculator and practical examples.

Visa Fees

The amount of Visa Fee is set by the Embassy of Denmark in Rubles in accordance with the current exchange rate.

** fee applicable for the following countries:Albania, Armenia, Moldova,Montenegro,Serbia,Ukraine, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Service Fee

• There is a service charge of € 20 levied per application over and above the visa fees. The service fee is paid in Rubles per the Embassy exchange rate.

Following categories of persons are exempt from paying Service charge:

1. Children under 6 years old, and
2. Disabled persons and the person accompanying them, if necessary.

Important:

• Visa and Service Fees are paid at the Visa Application Center in Russian Rubles.

• The fees are non-refundable.

Visa Fees Waived Categories

• The visa fee is waived for both Russian and non-Russian citizens belonging to one of the following categories:

  • children under six years;
  • researchers from third countries travelling for the purpose of carrying out scientific research; (as defined in Recommendation No 2005/761/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 September 2005 to facilitate the issue by the Member States of uniform short-stay visas for researchers from third countries travelling within the Community for the purpose of carrying out scientific research)
  • representatives of non-profit organizations aged 25 years or less participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organized by non-profit organizations.

  • pupils, students, post-graduate students and accompanying teachers who undertake trips for the purpose of study or educational training;

Documents Required

This list is intended to help you compile the documents for your visa application. Please note that the Embassy may ask for additional documents or further information if this is needed to assess the application.

Please note that all copies attached to the application must be color copies

Original documents must be presented along with the presented color copies.

Signed cover letter for an application form filled on https://applyvisa.um.dk. For minors: Cover letter must be signed by one of their parents or a legal guardian.If you can’t prepare the Application form by yourself, our officers can fill the Visa application form for you.

NB! Please note that the additional service "Application form filling" does not offer help or assistance in paying the visa fee online. Visa fee cannot be paid in cash at the visa center (except for the re-entry permit and additional payment of the difference for business visa).

1. Foreign passport valid for at least three months after the intended date of (last) departure from the Schengen area, containing at least two blank pages and issued within the previous ten years.
   Additionally:

   • If available other valid or/and expired foreign passports

2. One recent color photograph (3,5 x 4,5 cm) on the light background. Image has to bear a true likeness to the applicant. Photographs have to conform to the requirements of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

   Due to the stringent requirements around the Photo required for your application, we recommend you utilize the photo services available inside the Visa Application Center. This will provide you assurance that your application is submitted with the photograph that meets the specifications and will be acceptable to the Embassy. You will have ready photographs in 45 seconds.
   Fees:
   The cost of the service is 360 RUB for 6 photographs.
   How to book:
   This service can be booked at the visa application centre upon your arrival.

3. Visa fee in line with the categories of the visa facilitation agreements with Russia and the Visa Code.

4. Travel medical insurance covering the entire period of intended stay, valid for all Schengen States and covering any expenses which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgency medical attention, emergency hospital treatment or death during the stay. The minimum coverage must be €30.000.

5. Color copy of the internal passport (issued at the age of 14): all filled in pages

   Please, pay attention, you will need to provide your internal passport in original as well

6. In cases of minors:

   1. Original and a color copy of birth certificate.
   2. Consent of the parental authority or legal guardian should be required only if the minor travels alone or only with one parent. Exceptions should be made to this if the single parent with whom the minor is to travel holds the parental authority alone (i.e. in cases where the other parent has deceased or been deprived of custody, e.g. a death certificate of the other parent or a court degree vesting custody exclusively in the parent who is signing the application would be requested).
   3. Color copy of the valid Schengen visa of the parent(s) travelling with the minor for whom a visa is not applied at the same time with the parent(s).

7. In cases of third-country nationals:

   1. Proof of legal residence in the Russian Federation in line with federal legislation (e.g. residence permit, long-term visa or FMS registration), valid for at least three months after the planned return from the Schengen area or a document proving that the applicant has applied for a renewal of proof of legal residence.

8. If the application is not submitted personally by the applicant, the applicant must issue a notarized Power of Attorney to the person handing in the application. Also if the passport is collected by a third party, a notarized Power of Attorney is required.

   For close relatives the document proving family relationship is sufficient.
   Accredited travel agencies and Red Carpet companies are exempted from this requirement

9. Visa or other entry permit for the third country of destination, if applicable.
10. Reserved tickets for onward journey.
    It is strongly recommended not to buy the ticket until the visa is issued.

11. Agreement on processing personal data (if applying at the Visa Center)

12. Proof of employment with information about salary;); if not available (if the host is not financially responsible for all expenses regarding the trip), other proof of financial means and will to return (e.g. bank/credit card statement(s) covering at least three preceding months and confirming that the applicant has 50 EUROS per day, proof of sponsorship, or proof of real estate property in Russia).

    Proof of employment:
    For employees – verification from the applicant’s employer with the company’s details, stamp and signature of an executive officer. It should include the following information:

    • date of employment;
    • position;
    • information about salary.

    For self-employed people – proof of economic activity (e.g. 2NDFL or 3NDFL form, extract from the trade/fiscal registry or certificate for individual business) or bank statement(s) covering at least three preceding months.

    For students and scholars (over 14 years of age) – verification from university or school.

Photo Specifications

Click hear for Photo Specifications

Processing Time

Processing time at the Danish Embassy is in line with the Visa Code, admissible applications shall be decided on within 15 calendar days of the date of receiving an application at the Danish Embassy in Moscow. That period may be extended up to a maximum of 45 calendar days in individual cases, notably when further scrutiny of the application is needed. All cases are now forwarded to the Immigration Service for evaluation

PLEASE NOTE: Delivery time to and back from the embassy is not included in the processing time and the processing time at the embassy only starts when all required documents has been handed in.
It is recommended that the applications are submitted in due time before the actual travel date to make sure that the case is processed in time for the journey.

Download Forms

- Register your visa application online and book an appointment with VFS

"NEW MANDATORY ONLINE VISA APPLICATION: From the 01 July 2019, you must fill in your visa application and pay the application fee online. After you have applied and paid the visa fee online, you must print the cover letter and payment receipt from ApplyVisa ‘’ .

Click here to fill in your visa application form. If you are facing some difficulties while filling in the application form, please click here.

After completing the visa application form and paying visa fee online, you must book an appointment to submit your documents at VFS by clicking here. Make sure to bring along all the required documents and hand in supporting documents at the Visa Application Centre.

Overview

Many foreign nationals are free to live and work in Denmark. However, some are required to hold a residence and work permit - this is the case for Russian citizens. The specific requirements in connection with living and working in Denmark depend, first and foremost, on a person’s nationality and qualifications.

It is your own responsibility to obtain a work permit if you are required to. If you work illegally in Denmark, you risk deportation, and you and your employer risk fine or imprisonment.

Normally, professional or labour market considerations must warrant a residence and work permit, for example, if there is a lack of persons in Denmark who can carry out a specific type of work. Read general information about salaried work.

The rules also apply in the case of voluntary/unpaid work.

For more details Click Here

Visa Fees

• From 01.01.2011 the Danish Immigration Service has introduced service fees for handling applications for some types of work and residence permits. For more information please click here.

• There is a service charge of € 20 levied per application over and above the visa fees. The Service fee is charged in Rubles at the Embassy exchange rate.

• The fees are non-refundable.
• To pay the visa fee, please, visit https://dys.um.dk/permit/. Instruction on making the payment can be found here.

Documents Required

Please visit the official web portal of the Danish Immigration Service and the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration, where you can find all the information regarding the list of required documents

and process of applying for a residence permit to Denmark:

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB

It is both possible to hand in all original documents or submit the application online at the web-site of the Ministry.

In case you have submitted your application for residence permit online you must obtain your biometrics within 14 days after submitting the documents. You also have to print the automatic confirmation that the application is submitted online.

Then you should make an appointment with our visa centre https://www.vfsglobal.com/Denmark/Russia/, for student ST1 and au-pair AU1 applications you also have to proceed an interview directly at the Embassy in Moscow

To make an appointment for application's submission, please use appointment module "Schedule an appointment" presented on this website, to schedule an appointment for an interview at the Embassy please call the VFS Visa Centre in Moscow - +7 (495) 269-22-00, between 10:00-14:00, Monday-Wednesday

You have to bring the following documents:

1. Original passport

   It is your decision whether to hand in your original passport when submitting the documents or later when the decision is already taken. You must present your original passport at VFS when submitting the documents so VFS can make a notice that the original passport was seen, then you can keep it without handing it to the Visa Center and only submit it later after the Embassy informs you that the decision is taken.

2. Full copy each page in colour of original passport
3. Case Order ID payment confirmation printed out https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB ( NB: XG1 volunteers applications and applications for Faroe Islands/Greenland are exempted)
4. Consular fee payment confirmation printed out https://dys.um.dk/permit/
5. Confirmation printed out if the documents are submitted online
6. In case you have submitted your application for residence permit online you must obtain your biometrics within 14 days after submitting the documents. You also have to print the automatic confirmation that the application is submitted online.
7. The Embassy underline that all three payments have to be paid upon res permit applications: Case order id, consular fee and service fee.

Note: Color copies of all documents need to be submitted. All documents should be in English or Danish language.

Schedule an Appointment

For scheduling an appointment to submit your application at the Visa Centre please call +7 (499) 350-78-72, +7 (499) 704-30-04 between 09:00 - 16:00 from Monday to Friday except holidays.

Download Forms

- Register your visa application online and book an appointment with VFS

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/You-want-to-apply/Work

After completing the visa application form and paying visa fee online, you must book an appointment to submit your documents at VFS by clicking here. Make sure to bring along all the required documents and hand in supporting documents at the Visa Application Centre.

Overview

You have submitted an application to SIRI, and you stay here legally while you wait for your reply.

Or

You already hold a residence permit, but you do not hold a residence card as proof of your permit.

If you, in these cases, need to leave and re-enter Denmark, you can apply for a re-entry permit.

The proof of your re-entry permit is a visa sticker put in your passport.

N.B. If your trip takes place when you still hold a valid entry visa in your passport, you do not need a re-entry permit. Neither do you need a re-entry permit if you are exempt from the visa requirement and wait for a reply on your application for an extension of a residence permit.

Visa Fees

• Re-entry permits are exempted from the immigration fee.

• There is a service charge of € 20 levied per application over and above the visa fees. The Service fee is charged in Rubles at the Embassy exchange rate.

• The fees are non-refundable.
• To pay the visa fee, please, visit https://dys.um.dk/permit/.

Documents Required

Please visit the official web portal of the Danish Immigration Service and the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration, where you can find all the information regarding the list of required documents

and process of applying

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB

Please book an appointment at our Visa Application Centre

https://visa.vfsglobal.com/rus/en/dnk/book-an-appointment

You have to bring the following documents:

1. Original passport

   It is your decision whether to hand in your original passport when submitting the documents or later when the decision is already taken. You must present your original passport at VFS when submitting the documents so VFS can make a notice that the original passport was seen, then you can keep it without handing it to the Visa Center and only submit it later after the Embassy informs you that the decision is taken.

2. Full copy each page in colour of original passport ( in case you are not submitting the original on the day of the visa application)
3. 1 colour photo 35x45 mm.
4. Application form

Please visit https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/ for more information on your situation and application forms

Schedule an Appointment

- Register your visa application online and book an appointment with VFS

https://visa.vfsglobal.com/rus/en/dnk/book-an-appointment

Make sure to bring along all the required documents and hand in supporting documents at the Visa Application Centre.

Download Forms

Please visit the website for more information

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/

Overview

As a foreign national, you can be granted a residence permit in order to study in Denmark. There are three main categories of study which can warrant a residence permit:

• Higher educational programmes
• Basic and youth study programmes
• Folk high schools (folkehøjskoler)

Read more about the various options and the application process here.

Visa Fees

• From 01.01.2011 the Danish Immigration Service has introduced service fees for handling applications for some types of work and residence permits. For more information please click here.
• There is a service charge of € 20 levied per application over and above the visa fees. The Service fee is charged in Rubles at the Embassy exchange rate.
• The fees are non-refundable.
• To pay the visa fee, please, visit https://dys.um.dk/permit/. Instruction on making the payment can be found here.

Documents Required

Please visit the official web portal of the Danish Immigration Service and the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration, where you can find all the information regarding the list of required documents

and process of applying for a residence permit to Denmark:

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB

It is both possible to hand in all original documents or submit the application online at the web-site of the Ministry.

In case you have submitted your application for residence permit online you must obtain your biometrics within 14 days after submitting the documents. You also have to print the automatic confirmation that the application is submitted online.

Then you should make an appointment with our visa centre https://www.vfsglobal.com/Denmark/Russia/, for student ST1 and au-pair AU1 applications you also have to proceed an interview directly at the Embassy in Moscow

To make an appointment for application's submission, please use appointment module "Schedule an appointment" presented on this website, to schedule an appointment for an interview at the Embassy please call the VFS Visa Centre in Moscow - +7 (495) 269-22-00, between 10:00-14:00, Monday-Wednesday

You have to bring the following documents:

1. Original passport

It is your decision whether to hand in your original passport when submitting the documents or later when the decision is already taken. You must present your original passport at VFS when submitting the documents so VFS can make a notice that the original passport was seen, then you can keep it without handing it to the Visa Center and only submit it later after the Embassy informs you that the decision is taken.

2. Full copy each page in colour of original passport
3. Case Order ID payment confirmation printed out https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB ( NB: XG1 volunteers applications and applications for Faroe Islands/Greenland are exempted)
4. Consular fee payment confirmation printed out https://dys.um.dk/permit/
5. Confirmation printed out if the documents are submitted online
6. In case you have submitted your application for residence permit online you must obtain your biometrics within 14 days after submitting the documents. You also have to print the automatic confirmation that the application is submitted online.

The Embassy underline that all three payments have to be paid upon res permit applications: Case order id, consular fee and service fee.

Note: Color copies of all documents need to be submitted. All documents should be in English or Danish language.

Schedule an Appointment

For scheduling an appointment to submit your application at the Visa Centre please call +7 (499) 350-78-72, +7 (499) 704-30-04 between 09:00 - 16:00 from Monday to Friday except holidays.

After submitting the application at the Visa Centre you will be required to appear for an interview with a visa officer at the Embassy of Denmark, Moscow between 1400 -1500 hours the same day.

Download Forms

- Register your visa application online and book an appointment with VFS

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/You-want-to-apply/Study

After completing the visa application form and paying visa fee online, you must book an appointment to submit your documents at VFS by clicking here. Make sure to bring along all the required documents and hand in supporting documents at the Visa Application Centre.

Overview

You can be granted a residence permit in order to function as an au pair with a host family in Denmark.

It is your own responsibility to obtain a residence permit if you are required to.

The purpose of an au pair stay

The term au pair means 'on equal terms'. The idea of an au pair stay is for a young person to stay with a host family with children under the age of 18 'on equal terms' with the other members of the family. The purpose is for the au pair to improve language and/or professional skills as well as broaden his/her cultural horizon by becoming more acquainted with Denmark. In return, the au pair participates in the host family's domestic chores (e.g. cleaning, washing clothes, cooking, babysitting) for a maximum of five hours a day, and no more than six days a week.

If your chores exceed these time limits, or if you carry out work other than domestic chores, or carry out chores for someone other than your host family, then you are working illegally in Denmark.

Duration

You may be granted a residence permit for up to 24 months, but no longer than the duration of your au pair contract.

If you have been granted a residence permit as an au pair for less than 24 months, and you apply for an extension, you may continue as an au pair while the Immigration Service is processing your application, provided that you are with the same host family and that the conditions for your stay remain unchanged.

If you wish to begin with a new family, you may not do so before you have been granted a new residence permit.

Family members

As an au pair, you cannot normally bring your family to Denmark.

For most up-to-date and further information Click Here

Visa Fees

• From 01.01.2011 the Danish Immigration Service has introduced service fees for handling applications for some types of work and residence permits. For more information please click here.
• There is a service charge of € 20 levied per application over and above the visa fees. The Service fee is charged in Rubles at the Embassy exchange rate.
• The fees are non-refundable.
• To pay the visa fee, please, visit https://dys.um.dk/permit/. Instruction on making the payment can be found here.

Documents Required

Please visit the official web portal of the Danish Immigration Service and the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration, where you can find all the information regarding the list of required documents

and process of applying for a residence permit to Denmark:

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB

It is both possible to hand in all original documents or submit the application online at the web-site of the Ministry.

In case you have submitted your application for residence permit online you must obtain your biometrics within 14 days after submitting the documents. You also have to print the automatic confirmation that the application is submitted online.

Then you should make an appointment with our visa centre https://www.vfsglobal.com/Denmark/Russia/, for student ST1 and au-pair AU1 applications you also have to proceed an interview directly at the Embassy in Moscow

To make an appointment for application's submission, please use appointment module "Schedule an appointment" presented on this website, to schedule an appointment for an interview at the Embassy please call the VFS Visa Centre in Moscow - +7 (495) 269-22-00, between 10:00-14:00, Monday-Wednesday

You have to bring the following documents:

1. Original passport

It is your decision whether to hand in your original passport when submitting the documents or later when the decision is already taken. You must present your original passport at VFS when submitting the documents so VFS can make a notice that the original passport was seen, then you can keep it without handing it to the Visa Center and only submit it later after the Embassy informs you that the decision is taken.

2. Full copy each page in colour of original passport
3. Case Order ID payment confirmation printed out https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB ( NB: XG1 volunteers applications and applications for Faroe Islands/Greenland are exempted)
4. Consular fee payment confirmation printed out https://dys.um.dk/permit/
5. Confirmation printed out if the documents are submitted online
6. In case you have submitted your application for residence permit online you must obtain your biometrics within 14 days after submitting the documents. You also have to print the automatic confirmation that the application is submitted online.

The Embassy underline that all three payments have to be paid upon res permit applications: Case order id, consular fee and service fee.

Note: Color copies of all documents need to be submitted. All documents should be in English or Danish language.

Schedule an Appointment

For scheduling an appointment to submit your application at the Visa Centre please call +7 (499) 350-78-72, +7 (499) 704-30-04 between 09:00 - 16:00 from Monday to Friday except holidays.

After submitting the application at the Visa Centre you will be required to appear for an interview with a visa officer at the Embassy of Denmark, Moscow between 1400 -1500 hours the same day.

Download Forms

- Register your visa application online and book an appointment with VFS

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/You-want-to-apply/Au-pair

After completing the visa application form and paying visa fee online, you must book an appointment to submit your documents at VFS by clicking here. Make sure to bring along all the required documents and hand in supporting documents at the Visa Application Centre.

Overview

As a foreign national, you can be granted a residence and work permit as an intern in Denmark.

You can be granted a residence and work permit if you wish to work in Denmark as an intern for a limited period of time. The work must be part of an educational programme which you have begun or completed in your country of origin.

If you already hold a Danish residence permit based on family reunification or asylum, or hold a residence permit on humanitarian grounds, you do not need a work permit in order to work in Denmark.

It is your own responsibility to obtain a work permit if you are required to. If you work illegally in Denmark, you risk deportation, and you and your employer risk fine or imprisonment.

Visa Fees

• From 01.01.2011 the Danish Immigration Service has introduced service fees for handling applications for some types of work and residence permits. For more information please click here.
• There is a service charge of € 20 levied per application over and above the visa fees. The Service fee is charged in Rubles at the Embassy exchange rate.
• The fees are non-refundable.
• To pay the visa fee, please, visit https://dys.um.dk/permit/. Instruction on making the payment can be found here.

Documents Required

Please visit the official web portal of the Danish Immigration Service and the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration, where you can find all the information regarding the list of required documents

and process of applying for a residence permit to Denmark:

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB

It is both possible to hand in all original documents or submit the application online at the web-site of the Ministry.

In case you have submitted your application for residence permit online you must obtain your biometrics within 14 days after submitting the documents. You also have to print the automatic confirmation that the application is submitted online.

Then you should make an appointment with our visa centre https://www.vfsglobal.com/Denmark/Russia/, for student ST1 and au-pair AU1 applications you also have to proceed an interview directly at the Embassy in Moscow

To make an appointment for application's submission, please use appointment module "Schedule an appointment" presented on this website, to schedule an appointment for an interview at the Embassy please call the VFS Visa Centre in Moscow - +7 (495) 269-22-00, between 10:00-14:00, Monday-Wednesday

You have to bring the following documents:

1. Original passport

It is your decision whether to hand in your original passport when submitting the documents or later when the decision is already taken. You must present your original passport at VFS when submitting the documents so VFS can make a notice that the original passport was seen, then you can keep it without handing it to the Visa Center and only submit it later after the Embassy informs you that the decision is taken.

2. Full copy each page in colour of original passport
3. Case Order ID payment confirmation printed out https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB ( NB: XG1 volunteers applications and applications for Faroe Islands/Greenland are exempted)
4. Consular fee payment confirmation printed out https://dys.um.dk/permit/
5. Confirmation printed out if the documents are submitted online
6. In case you have submitted your application for residence permit online you must obtain your biometrics within 14 days after submitting the documents. You also have to print the automatic confirmation that the application is submitted online.

The Embassy underline that all three payments have to be paid upon res permit applications: Case order id, consular fee and service fee.

Note: Color copies of all documents need to be submitted. All documents should be in English or Danish language.

Attention: If you apply to work as an intern in the agricultural, veterinary, forestry or horticultural field - 'the green sector' you must document that you have passed a language test in Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, English or German at A2 level or higher. The language test must be listed either on the attachment to the Intern Act or on the list published by the Association of Language Testers in Europe (ALTE).

Schedule an Appointment

For scheduling an appointment to submit your application at the Visa Centre please call +7 (499) 350-78-72, +7 (499) 704-30-04 between 09:00 - 16:00 from Monday to Friday except holidays.

Download Forms

- Register your visa application online and book an appointment with VFS

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/You-want-to-apply/Interns

After completing the visa application form and paying visa fee online, you must book an appointment to submit your documents at VFS by clicking here. Make sure to bring along all the required documents and hand in supporting documents at the Visa Application Centre.

Overview

If you have close relatives in Denmark, you can apply for a residence permit on the grounds of family reunification.

Provided that certain conditions are met, family reunification can be granted to:

• Spouses, registered partners and cohabiting partners
• Children

For more information, please see here.

If you are granted a residence permit, it will be a temporary one. You can apply for an extension of your residence permit, and after a certain period of time, you can apply for a permanent residence permit. You must still meet the conditions for your original residence permit.

Normally, a residence permit as a family reunified person gives you the right to work in Denmark.

Please note that special rules apply if the person residing in Denmark (the spouse/partner or the parent) is a student.

Visa Fees

• From 01.01.2011 the Danish Immigration Service has introduced service fees for handling applications for some types of work and residence permits. For more information please click here.

• There is a service charge of € 20 levied per application over and above the visa fees. The Service fee is charged in Rubles at the Embassy exchange rate.

• The fees are non-refundable.
• To pay the visa fee, please, visit https://dys.um.dk/permit/. Instruction on making the payment can be found here.

Documents Required

Please visit the official web portal of the Danish Immigration Service and the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration, where you can find all the information regarding the list of required documents

and process of applying for a residence permit to Denmark:

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB

It is both possible to hand in all original documents or submit the application online at the web-site of the Ministry.

In case you have submitted your application for residence permit online you must obtain your biometrics within 14 days after submitting the documents. You also have to print the automatic confirmation that the application is submitted online.

Then you should make an appointment with our visa centre https://www.vfsglobal.com/Denmark/Russia/, for student ST1 and au-pair AU1 applications you also have to proceed an interview directly at the Embassy in Moscow

To make an appointment for application's submission, please use appointment module "Schedule an appointment" presented on this website, to schedule an appointment for an interview at the Embassy please call the VFS Visa Centre in Moscow - +7 (495) 269-22-00, between 10:00-14:00, Monday-Wednesday

You have to bring the following documents:

1. Original passport

It is your decision whether to hand in your original passport when submitting the documents or later when the decision is already taken. You must present your original passport at VFS when submitting the documents so VFS can make a notice that the original passport was seen, then you can keep it without handing it to the Visa Center and only submit it later after the Embassy informs you that the decision is taken.

2. Full copy each page in colour of original passport
3. Case Order ID payment confirmation printed out https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB ( NB: XG1 volunteers applications and applications for Faroe Islands/Greenland are exempted)
4. Consular fee payment confirmation printed out https://dys.um.dk/permit/
5. Confirmation printed out if the documents are submitted online
6. In case you have submitted your application for residence permit online you must obtain your biometrics within 14 days after submitting the documents. You also have to print the automatic confirmation that the application is submitted online.

The Embassy underline that all three payments have to be paid upon res permit applications: Case order id, consular fee and service fee.

Note: Color copies of all documents need to be submitted. All documents should be in English or Danish language.

Schedule an Appointment

For scheduling an appointment to submit your application at the Visa Centre please call +7 (499) 350-78-72, +7 (499) 704-30-04 between 09:00 - 16:00 from Monday to Friday except holidays.

Download Forms

- Register your visa application online and book an appointment with VFS

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/You-want-to-apply/Family

After completing the visa application form and paying visa fee online, you must book an appointment to submit your documents at VFS by clicking here. Make sure to bring along all the required documents and hand in supporting documents at the Visa Application Centre.