§ 9 c. Udlændingeloven
Lovtekst · Kilde: www.retsinformation.dk · LOV nr 1183
This section of the Danish Aliens Act allows foreigners to apply for a residence permit based on special circumstances, particularly regarding family unity.
In Brief
This section of the Danish Aliens Act allows foreigners to apply for a residence permit based on special circumstances, particularly regarding family unity. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining...
Examples
Spouse of a Danish Citizen
A foreign spouse married to a Danish citizen can apply for residency in Denmark, provided they live together and meet financial requirements.
Minor Child Joining Parent
A child under 18 whose parent has residency in Denmark can apply to join them, ensuring the child's best interests are prioritized.
Family Member Seeking Reunification
A foreign national with a family member living in Denmark can apply for residency based on family reunification laws, provided they can support themselves.
Common Misunderstandings
- •I can automatically get a residence permit if I have family in Denmark. (Not true; you must meet specific conditions.)
- •Minors can apply for residency without any supporting documents. (False; they need to prove family ties and other conditions.)
- •I can work in Denmark immediately after applying for a residence permit. (Incorrect; you typically must wait until approved.)
Frequently Asked Questions
What documents do I need to apply?
You will need proof of your family connection, such as marriage or birth certificates, and may need to show financial stability.
How long does the application process take?
Processing times can vary, but it typically takes several months. It's best to apply as early as possible.
Can I work while my application is pending?
You may not be allowed to work until your residence permit is granted; however, check specific regulations for your situation.
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