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§ 26 b. Udlændingeloven

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This section explains the conditions under which foreigners from EU countries can be expelled from Denmark.

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In Brief

This section explains the conditions under which foreigners from EU countries can be expelled from Denmark. It states that expulsion can only happen if their actions pose a real and serious threat to ...

Examples

  • German professional working in Denmark

    A German engineer who has lived in Denmark for over six years cannot be expelled for a minor offense, as long as they pose no serious threat.

  • French student facing expulsion

    If a French student commits a serious crime, authorities can consider expulsion, but only if it threatens public safety.

  • Spanish family with a long-term stay

    A Spanish family living in Denmark for over five years is protected from expulsion unless they pose a significant threat to society.

Common Misunderstandings

  • All foreigners can be expelled for any crime. This is incorrect; only serious threats can lead to expulsion.
  • Past criminal records automatically lead to expulsion. This is wrong; past actions must pose a current threat.
  • EU citizens have no rights against expulsion. This is a misconception; EU citizens have specific protections under Danish law.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to be a 'serious threat'?

A serious threat refers to actions that significantly endanger public safety or order, not minor infractions.

Can I be expelled for a past crime?

No, a past crime alone cannot justify expulsion. It must be relevant to current behavior and pose a serious threat.

How long do I need to live in Denmark to be protected?

You need to have lived in Denmark for at least five continuous years to be protected against expulsion for less serious offenses.

What if I have health issues?

Your health status will be considered during expulsion decisions, especially if it affects your ability to return home.

Can I appeal an expulsion decision?

Yes, you can appeal against an expulsion decision, especially if you believe it contradicts your rights.

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