The main statute regulating foreign nationals' access to and residence in Denmark — including visas, asylum, family reunification, and work.
The Danish Aliens Act is the central law regulating foreign nationals’ access to and residence in Denmark. It covers visas, asylum, family reunification, work and study permits, permanent residence, as well as expulsion and entry bans.
It is supplemented by orders, guidelines, and extensive case law from the Immigration Appeals Board, the Refugee Appeals Board, and the courts.
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