Denmark Visa Information In China

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Information for Applicants plannig to visit Visa Application Centre in Chongqing

Starting 03 August 2020, Denmark Visa Application Centre in Chongqing is being relocated to another premise and temporarily accept emergency applications at Chengdu city at the following address: Floor 3, Industrial Bank, No.11, 4th Section of South Renmin Road, Wuhou District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province
Information for Applicants plannig to visit Visa Application Centre in Beijing

Starting 03 August 2020, Denmark Visa Application Centre in Beijing will be relocated to Room 50128, 1/F, Galaxy SOHO, No.2 Nanzhugan Hutong, Chaoyangmennei Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing, China. The previous address will no longer be valid.
Information for Applicants planning to visit Visa Application Centre in Guangzhou Starting 06 July 2020, Denmark Visa Application Centre in Guangzhou will be relocated to Room 388, 3F, Chengjian Mansion, 189 Tiyu Road (West), Tianhe Dist., Guangzhou, China. The previous address will no longer be valid.
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Information for applicants of Residence/Work Permit:

Due to the current entry restrictions to Denmark, the Denmark Visa Application Centres in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou will open only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from 09:00 hrs to 12:00 hrs, and will be closed on Tuesdays and Thursdays, starting from 22 June 2020 until further notice.

Only Residence/Work Permit applications (long term visa) will be accepted. Schengen Visa (short term visa) applications for worthy purposes only can be accepted with prior approval from Embassy/Consulates, prior appointment through email with the Visa Application Centre is a must.
Information for applicants of Schengen Visa:

Please be aware that the visa case processing for Denmark (including Greenland and the Faroe Islands) in China and will take place at the Danish Consulate General in Guangzhou. However, for inquiries please refer to the VFS centre where you handed in your application. The Embassy of Denmark in Beijing and Danish Consulate General in Shanghai will not be able answer questions related to the processing time of Schengen visa applications, decisions and or complaints. Such requests should be addressed to the VFS VAC where you handed in your application or to the Danish Consulate General in Guangzhou.
Notice about urgent contact for Danish Visa Application Centers in Hangzhou and Nanjing

Owing to the ongoing global COVID-19 developments, the all Danish Visa Application Centers in China are closed until further notice. For urgent enquiries, please contact with respective centers by helpline. The urgent contact for Shanghai, Hangzhou and Nanjing as below:

Hangzhou: infojvac.hangzhouchina@vfshelpline.com

Nanjing: infojvac.nanjingchina@vfshelpline.com

For more updates, we request our customers to check our website or the Embassy/Consulate website. We appreciate your understanding.
Information for Applicants planning to visit Visa Application Centre in Jinan

Starting 30 March 2020, Jinan Denmark Visa Application Centre will be relocated at 8F, Qianfoshan Building (Foreign Visa Centre Jinan), No.15-1 Wenhua West Road, Lixia District, Jinan, Shandong, China. The previous address will no longer be valid
The Danish Government has implemented extensive restrictions on entry to Denmark due to the Corona virus/COVID-19. These restrictions mean that you must expect to be rejected at the Danish borders even with a valid visa. The only exceptions are foreign travelers who have a valid visa AND a worthy purpose for entering. Worthy purposes include travelers who are either parents or primary caretakers (e.g. foster parents) of minors residing in Denmark, visits to critically ill family members, persons who are in the process of a medical treatment in Denmark, persons who are attending a funeral in Denmark, and persons who will be part of a court case in Denmark. Ordinary tourist visits, family visits and business travel are not considered worthy travel purposes. Applications will be submitted to the Danish Immigration Service for consideration. Case processing times may be extended. For more information please visit the website from Danish Immigration Service.
Increased fees for visa applications

Please note: As of 02 February 2020 the Schengen visa fee per person (Short Stay Visa) will increase from 60 to 80 euros or the equivalent amount in your local currency. For children between 6-12 years old the visa fee will increase to 40 euros or equivalent. Nationals who are covered by a visa-facilitation agreement with the EU, e.g. Russian nationals, should pay a fee of 35 Euro.
APPLYVISA:

NEW ONLINE VISA APPLICATION and payment at the remaining Visa Application Centres in China: For a while it has been possible only to hand in your online application registration at the Visa Application Centre in Beijing. From 03 September 2019, this applies to all Danish Visa Application Centres in China. You should fill in your visa application and pay the application fee online using https://applyvisa.um.dk/. After you have applied and paid the visa fee online, you must print and sign the cover letter from Applyvisa and hand in supporting doucments, including receipt for online payment and submit biometrics at one of the 12 Visa Application Centres in China. For more information on the application procedure and requirements, visit Danish Mission or Click here.
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