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This section outlines the consequences for foreigners who overstay their visa in Denmark or another Schengen country.
In Brief
This section outlines the consequences for foreigners who overstay their visa in Denmark or another Schengen country. If a foreigner stays beyond the allowed time without proper permission, they face ...
Examples
Overstaying a Tourist Visa
An American tourist in Denmark stays for 95 days instead of the allowed 90. They now face a five-year ban on future visas.
Medical Emergency Extension
A Canadian traveler overstays due to hospitalization. They can provide medical documentation to potentially avoid penalties.
Applying for Residency
A German citizen living in Denmark on a student visa must apply for a residence permit before the visa expires to avoid complications.
Common Misunderstandings
- •Many believe a short overstay won't have consequences, but even a few days can lead to penalties.
- •Some think they can automatically reapply for a visa after overstaying, but they must wait for the ban period to end.
- •It's a common misconception that medical emergencies exempt one from penalties; documentation is required to prove this.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I overstay my visa?
You may face a ban of up to five years from getting another visa if you overstay without permission.
Can I appeal if I overstay?
Yes, if you can show that your overstay was due to uncontrollable circumstances, you may appeal the decision.
How can I avoid overstaying?
Always keep track of your visa expiration date and apply for extensions or changes to your residence status before it expires.
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