20 15 how many days does it take to get a visa for Danish immigration?

Generally, it is between 5- 19 working days, and the longest shall not exceed 15 calendar days.

Denmark is traditionally a non-immigrant country, so that although people yearn for this fairy-tale country, they never think about immigration. However, due to the aging population in Denmark, the government has launched an immigration plan to attract foreign talents to solve this problem. Immigrating to Denmark does not require investment. Your educational background, work experience and other personal qualifications may give you the opportunity to immigrate to Denmark.

The Danish government's immigration plan aims to attract high-end talents to meet the needs of its talent shortage industries. The Danish government has established a strict evaluation system, and different government departments are responsible for evaluating different contents. Danish immigration applications are only suitable for people who meet or exceed the minimum requirements of the government.

China is a big country in education, with many graduates from key universities and many international students. There are many elites in this group who are suitable to immigrate to Denmark.

The Kingdom of Denmark (Danish: Kongeriget Danmark), referred to as Denmark for short, is a Nordic country with two autonomous regions, one is the Faroe Islands and the other is Greenland. Mainland Denmark includes Jutland, Fane Island, Xilan Island and nearby islands.

Denmark's political system is a parliamentary democracy under the constitutional monarchy, and the parliament is located in Copenhagen, the capital. Denmark is a unitary country, and the central government has considerable rights and is responsible for some affairs in the Faroe Islands and Greenland.

Denmark is a member of the European Union and a founding member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Denmark's economy has a strong socialist color. The personal income tax rate of ordinary income earners exceeds 50%. It has agriculture, small enterprise industry, loose welfare system, stable currency and high dependence on international trade. Denmark is a typical welfare state and a founding member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and a member of the European Union. Denmark is a member of the European Union and a founding member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

On June 65438+1 October1day, 2007, Denmark implemented a new administrative division. Greenland and Faroe Islands have 5 regions, 98 cities and 2 autonomous regions.

Greenland and the Faroe Islands are also dependencies of the Kingdom of Denmark, but they have autonomy and enjoy a high degree of autonomy, and each has two seats in Parliament. The Faroe Islands are divided into 7 counties and 30 counties. Greenland has a small population and no administrative divisions.

Copenhagen, the capital, is the largest city in northern Europe, which originally meant "commercial port", with a free port and an airport. It is the hub of world transportation. Because the royal family Margrethe II, who ruled Europe for the longest time, lived here, there is another nickname-"City of Empress", with a population of 50 1 10,000 (654,300 in 2006). Other major economic centers include Aarhus, odense and aalborg.