The appeal deadline is typically 8 weeks from the date of the decision. It is important to act quickly, so contact us as soon as possible after a rejection.
Find answers to the most common questions about immigration law, residence permits and our advisory services.
18 questions across 7 categories
Appeals at the Immigration Appeals Board
3 spørgsmålFAQ for the area of practice: Appeal cases at the Immigration Appeals Board
We offer fixed prices for appeal cases. Contact us for a non-binding assessment and a concrete price quote.
It depends on the specific case. We always provide an honest assessment and only take on cases where we see real possibilities for a positive outcome.
Danish citizenship
2 spørgsmålFAQ for the area of practice: Danish citizenship
The process typically takes 1-2 years from application to decision. We make sure your application is complete and correct, so processing time is minimized.
Denmark has permitted dual citizenship since 2015. You therefore do not need to renounce your current citizenship.
Family reunification
3 spørgsmålFAQ for the area of practice: Family reunification
The fee for a family reunification application is set by the Danish Immigration Service. In addition, we offer fixed prices for our legal assistance, so you always know what it costs.
Processing times vary, but typically take 6-12 months. We help ensure that your application is complete from the start, so the waiting time is minimized.
Yes, we have extensive experience with appeal cases. We have won over 150 cases at the Danish Immigration Appeals Board and can assess whether there is a basis for appealing your rejection.
Permanent residence permit
2 spørgsmålFAQ for the area of practice: Permanent residence permit
As a starting point, you can apply after 8 years of lawful residence, but this can be reduced to 4 years if you meet certain supplementary conditions.
We can assess your situation and identify which requirements you may be missing, and advise you on how to best proceed.
Visa and tourist visa
2 spørgsmålFAQ for the area of practice: Work permit
Processing time is typically 15-30 days for a Schengen visa. We recommend applying well in advance.
We can help assess the basis for the rejection and advise on the options to reapply or to file an appeal.
Work permit
2 spørgsmålFAQ for arbejdsområdet Arbejdstilladelse
Yes, it is possible to switch from a study permit to a work permit. We can guide you through the process and ensure the transition is handled correctly.
The Pay Limit Scheme allows a work permit if you have an annual salary above a set threshold. We can advise on whether you meet the requirements.
General
4 spørgsmålGeneral questions about Copernica Law and our advisory services
We always give a fixed and fair price before we start your case. You get a clear price estimate after the first conversation, so there are never any price surprises.
It varies depending on the type of case. A family reunification case typically takes 6-12 months, while an application for Danish citizenship can take 1-2 years. We keep you continuously informed about the timeframe.
Yes, we offer a non-binding first conversation about your case. Contact us, and we will assess your options and give you an honest answer as to whether we can help you.
We provide advice in Danish, English, German, Kurdish and Turkish. That way we can communicate directly with you in the language you are most comfortable with.