Denmark

Denmark Visa Requirements, Fees & Application Guide

Q: Do Singapore passport holders need a visa for Denmark?

No. Singapore passport holders enter Denmark and the wider Schengen Area visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Once ETIAS goes live they will need an approved ETIAS travel authorisation (EUR 20, valid 3 years) before travelling.

Q: Do Indian passport holders need a visa for Denmark?

Yes. Indian passport holders must obtain a Schengen Uniform (Type C) short-stay visa before travelling to Denmark. There is no visa on arrival and no e-visa.

Q: Is there an e-visa or visa on arrival for Denmark?

No. The Schengen Area does not offer visa on arrival, and there is no classic e-visa. Visa-required nationals apply through a consulate/visa centre; the EU is gradually introducing a common online visa application platform. ETIAS is a travel authorisation (for visa-exempt nationals), not a visa.

Q: How much does the Schengen visa cost?

EUR 90 for adults, EUR 45 for children aged 6-11, and free for children under 6, plus a separate service-provider fee and mandatory travel insurance.

Q: How long does the Schengen visa take to process?

Normally around 15 calendar days from submission, extendable up to 45 days in complex cases. Apply at least 15 days before, and up to 6 months ahead of, travel.

Q: How long can I stay?

Up to 90 days within any rolling 180-day period across the entire Schengen Area, not just this country.

Q: What is ETIAS and when does it start?

ETIAS is an electronic travel authorisation for visa-exempt visitors (like Singaporeans). It costs EUR 20, is valid 3 years, and is expected to launch around late 2026-2027; check travel-europe.europa.eu for the confirmed start date.

Q: Which country should I apply to for a multi-country Schengen trip?

Apply to the country where you will spend the most nights. If nights are equal across countries, apply to your country of first entry. Choose Denmark only if it is your main destination or point of entry.

Many nationalities enter Denmark visa-free — check your passport in seconds, or let us confirm it.

Flat fee per applicant · government fee paid separately

Licensed Singapore agency (TA04014) Government-sourced Verified 19 August 2026

Denmark visa at a glance

Government visa fee: Free (ETIAS €20 once launched)
Processing time: Typically 15 calendar days; can extend to 45 days in complex cases. Apply no earlier than 6 months and at least 15 days before travel.
Validity: Per entry
Maximum stay: 90 days in any 180-day period (all Schengen combined)
Visa required?: Not applicable for exempt nationals. ETIAS (€20, valid 3 yrs) not yet live — expected Q4 2026.
Arrival card: None — EES fingerprints & photo at first entry

Official government fees are paid to the authorities and are separate from any HolidaySG service fee. Application support from a licensed Singapore travel agency (TA04014).

Do you need a visa for Denmark?

Travellers from Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, USA, Canada, UK, Australia, NZ, UAE, Israel, most of Latin America and ~60 others — 90 days in any 180. can generally enter Denmark without a visa. Not applicable for exempt nationals. ETIAS (€20, valid 3 yrs) not yet live — expected Q4 2026.

Who does NOT need a visa

Passport holders from Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, USA, Canada, UK, Australia, NZ, UAE, Israel, most of Latin America and ~60 others — 90 days in any 180. do not require a visa for Denmark for eligible short visits. Always confirm your passport type and length of stay against the official source before travelling.

Reviewed against official government sources (Danish Embassy Singapore / VFS Global) · Last verified 19 August 2026 · HolidaySG — licensed Singapore travel agency (TA04014).

Official Denmark visa options

Verified from government sources · 19 Aug 2026

Visa on arrival: No e-Visa: No

Schengen visa exemption (ETIAS pending)

Official fee: Free (ETIAS €20 once launched)

Validity: Per entry
Max stay: 90 days in any 180-day period (all Schengen combined)
Processing time: On arrival — EES biometric registration (live since 10 Apr 2026)
Where to apply: No application yet

Who needs it: Not applicable for exempt nationals. ETIAS (€20, valid 3 yrs) not yet live — expected Q4 2026.

Visa-free: Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, USA, Canada, UK, Australia, NZ, UAE, Israel, most of Latin America and ~60 others — 90 days in any 180.

Required documents

Passport valid ≥3 months beyond departure, issued <10 yrs
Return ticket
Accommodation proof
Sufficient funds
Travel insurance recommended

Arrival card: None — EES fingerprints & photo at first entry

90/180 rule counts all Schengen countries together.

Source: Danish Embassy Singapore / VFS Global · verified 16 Aug 2026. Government fees & rules change — we re-confirm at the time of your application.

Schengen short-stay visa (Type C)

Official fee: EUR 90 (adult); EUR 45 (children 6-11); free for children under 6

Validity: Issued for the requested travel dates; may be single, double or multiple-entry. Multiple-entry visas can be valid up to 5 years for frequent, compliant travellers.
Max stay: 90 days
Time to verify: Appointment/document check at submission; biometrics valid for reuse for 59 months
Time to approval: Typically 15 calendar days; can extend to 45 days in complex cases. Apply no earlier than 6 months and at least 15 days before travel.
Processing time: Typically 15 calendar days; can extend to 45 days in complex cases. Apply no earlier than 6 months and at least 15 days before travel.
Where to apply: https://www.vfsglobal.com/denmark/india/

Who needs it: Nationals who require a visa for the Schengen Area (e.g. Indian passport holders). Apply to the country of main destination (most nights) or first entry if nights are equal.

Required documents

Passport valid at least 3 months beyond intended departure, issued within last 10 years, with 2 blank pages
Completed and signed Schengen visa application form
Two recent ICAO-compliant biometric passport photos
Travel medical insurance with minimum EUR 30,000 coverage valid across Schengen
Confirmed round-trip flight reservation / itinerary
Proof of accommodation (hotel bookings or invitation letter)
Proof of sufficient funds (recent bank statements, typically last 3-6 months)
Cover letter stating purpose and duration of travel
Employment / business proof (leave letter, ITR, company registration) or student/no-objection letter
Biometrics (fingerprints + photo) captured at the application centre

Arrival card: None — EES

Extra charges: VFS/service-provider service fee (approx Rs 1,000-2,000 in India, non-refundable) plus optional courier, SMS and premium-lounge charges; mandatory travel medical insurance (min EUR 30,000 cover) purchased separately.

Apply to the country of main destination / first entry.

Source: VFS Global — Royal Danish Embassy Singapore (SIRI/nyidanmark) · verified 19 Aug 2026. Government fees & rules change — we re-confirm at the time of your application.

ETIAS Travel Authorisation (Denmark)

Official fee: EUR 20 (free for applicants under 18 or over 70)

Validity: 3 years or until the passport expires, whichever comes first
Max stay: 90 days
Time to verify: Automated checks on submission
Time to approval: Usually within minutes; up to 96 hours, and up to 30 days if extra documents are requested
Processing time: Usually within minutes; up to 96 hours, and up to 30 days if extra documents are requested
Where to apply: https://travel-europe.europa.eu/etias_en

Who needs it: Nationals of visa-EXEMPT non-EU countries (e.g. Singapore passport holders) travelling to the Schengen Area for short stays. Not a visa; required in addition to a passport once the system goes live.

Required documents

Valid biometric passport (visa-exempt nationality)
Email address
Debit or credit card for the EUR 20 fee
Details of intended first Schengen country of entry

Extra charges: None on the official portal. Third-party 'ETIAS' sites charging extra are unofficial - use only travel-europe.europa.eu.

Source: Official government source · verified 19 Aug 2026. Government fees & rules change — we re-confirm at the time of your application.

ETIAS Travel Authorisation (Denmark)

Official fee: EUR 20 (free for applicants under 18 or over 70)

Validity: 3 years or until the passport expires, whichever comes first
Max stay: 90 days
Time to verify: Automated checks on submission
Time to approval: Usually within minutes; up to 96 hours, and up to 30 days if extra documents are requested
Processing time: Usually within minutes; up to 96 hours, and up to 30 days if extra documents are requested
Where to apply: https://travel-europe.europa.eu/etias_en

Required documents

Valid biometric passport (visa-exempt nationality)
Email address
Debit or credit card for the EUR 20 fee
Details of intended first Schengen country of entry

Extra charges: None on the official portal. Third-party 'ETIAS' sites charging extra are unofficial - use only travel-europe.europa.eu.

Source: Official government source · verified 19 Aug 2026. Government fees & rules change — we re-confirm at the time of your application.

ETIAS Travel Authorisation (Denmark)

Official fee: EUR 20 (free for applicants under 18 or over 70)

Validity: 3 years or until the passport expires, whichever comes first
Max stay: 90 days
Time to verify: Automated checks on submission
Time to approval: Usually within minutes; up to 96 hours, and up to 30 days if extra documents are requested
Processing time: Usually within minutes; up to 96 hours, and up to 30 days if extra documents are requested
Where to apply: https://travel-europe.europa.eu/etias_en

Required documents

Valid biometric passport (visa-exempt nationality)
Email address
Debit or credit card for the EUR 20 fee
Details of intended first Schengen country of entry

Extra charges: None on the official portal. Third-party 'ETIAS' sites charging extra are unofficial - use only travel-europe.europa.eu.

Source: Official government source · verified 19 Aug 2026. Government fees & rules change — we re-confirm at the time of your application.

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