What is the 24 year rule Denmark?

What is the 24 year rule Denmark?

The 24-year rule is the popular name for a rule in Danish immigration law §9. It states a number of requirements to a married couple if they want a permanent residence in Denmark. It is meant to cut down forced marriages and family reunification immigration.

Can I get my Danish citizenship back?

Former Danish citizens, who have lost their Danish nationality by acquiring a foreign nationality will be able to reacquire their nationality by making a declaration to The State Administration (Statsforvaltningen), provided they fulfil certain requirements.

How do I prove European citizenship?

The first and easiest way to get a European citizenship and passport is through your ancestry and descent. You may be eligible for European citizenship by descent if you have parents, grandparents or even great-grandparents from Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Poland and a number of other EU countries.

What is your nationality if you are from Denmark?

If you have not acquired citizenship in a Nordic country by naturalisation (i.e. by applying for citizenship), you may become a Danish citizen if you: Are at least 18 years of age. Are currently resident in Denmark, and have been resident in Denmark for the past seven years, and.

Is it hard to become a citizen of Denmark?

Danish citizenship is not easy to obtain: a language test and a citizenship test are both required, and you must have a spotless police record. Even a speeding ticket can keep you from obtaining Danish citizenship for a period of up to 5 years. Permanent residency requirements are also constantly being changed.

How hard is it to learn Danish?

Danish isn’t hard to learn, but as with most Scandinavian languages, the biggest hurdle with studying Danish is in being able to practice. It is generally spoken more quickly and more softly than other Scandinavian languages. Danish is also flatter and more monotonous than English.

How can I get job in Denmark?

Here’s a quick guide to getting a job in Copenhagen.

1. Make sure you’re eligible to work in Copenhagen.
2. Consider the types of available jobs.
3. Look online.
4. Find a recruiter to help with your job hunt.
5. Do some networking.
6. Get your CV Copenhagen ready.
7. Get prepped for your job interview.
8. Get ready to move.

How much are Denmark union dues?

The membership fees for trade unions vary. In most cases, it is below DKK 1,000 every 3 months. Up to DKK 3,000 is tax deductible per year.