Danish Minority in South Schleswig or Argentina

If you are a German citizen who is a member of the Danish minority in South Schleswig, you can normally be granted a residence permit under the terms of Aliens Act section 9 c (1), provided you declare that you consider yourself to be Danish.

If you are an Argentine citizen who is affiliated with the Danish minority in Argentina, you can normally be granted a residence permit under the terms of Aliens Act section 9 c (1).

your parents and grandparents are no longer Danish citizens. Membership of the Danish minority in South Schleswig If you are a German citizen who is a member of the Danish minority in South Schleswig, you can normally be granted a residence permit under the terms of Aliens Act section 9 c (1), provided you declare that you consider yourself to be Danish. Documentation of your membership of the Danish minority can be in the form of: a leaving certificate or letter from a school belonging to the Association of Danish Schools of South Schleswig (Den Danske Skoleforening for Sydslesvig), a membership card or letter from the Southslesvigian Organisation (Sydslesvigsk Forening) or a membership card from the SSW (Sydslesvigsk Vælgerforening). Affiliation with the Danish minority in Argentina If you are an Argentine citizen who is affiliated with the Danish minority in Argentina, you can normally be granted a residence permit under the terms of Aliens Act section 9 c (1). Documentation of your affiliation with the Danish minority can be in the form of proof of your membership of a Danish Chris

m the Southslesvigian Organisation (Sydslesvigsk Forening) or a membership card from the SSW (Sydslesvigsk Vælgerforening). Affiliation with the Danish minority in Argentina If you are an Argentine citizen who is affiliated with the Danish minority in Argentina, you can normally be granted a residence permit under the terms of Aliens Act section 9 c (1). Documentation of your affiliation with the Danish minority can be in the form of proof of your membership of a Danish Christian congregation in Argentina. Which type of residence permit will you be granted? Temporary residence permit Your initial residence permit will be valid temporarily, typically for a year, with the possibility of extension. Read more about extending your residence permit If you are granted a residence permit based on strong ties to Denmark, you become eligible for a permanent residen

nish minority in Argentina, you can normally be granted a residence permit under the terms of Aliens Act section 9 c (1). Documentation of your affiliation with the Danish minority can be in the form of proof of your membership of a Danish Christian congregation in Argentina. Which type of residence permit will you be granted? Temporary residence permit Your initial residence permit will be valid temporarily, typically for a year, with the possibility of extension. Read more about extending your residence permit If you are granted a residence permit based on strong ties to Denmark, you become eligible for a permanent residence permit after one or two years provided you meet certain requirements. Read more about applying for a permanent residence permit as an individual with strong ties to Denmark You can work in Denmark If you are granted a residence permit in D

more about extending your residence permit If you are granted a residence permit based on strong ties to Denmark, you become eligible for a permanent residence permit after one or two years provided you meet certain requirements. Read more about applying for a permanent residence permit as an individual with strong ties to Denmark You can work in Denmark If you are granted a residence permit in Denmark you will be permitted to work during the period your residence permit is valid. The information below explains how to apply for a permanent residence permit if you are a former Danish citizen etc. 1 Gather documentation You need to complete the application. You also need to enclose documentation, so it is a good idea to gather it all before you start. You may need: Copy of all pages of your passport – including all empty pages an

nish minority in Argentina, you can normally be granted a residence permit under the terms of Aliens Act section 9 c (1). Documentation of your affiliation with the Danish minority can be in the form of proof of your membership of a Danish Christian congregation in Argentina. Which type of residence permit will you be granted? Temporary residence permit Your initial residence permit will be valid temporarily, typically for a year, with the possibility of extension. Read more about extending your residence permit If you are granted a residence permit based on strong ties to Denmark, you become eligible for a permanent residence permit after one or two years provided you meet certain requirements. Read more about applying for a permanent residence permit as an individual with strong ties to Denmark You can work in Denmark If you are granted a residence permit in D

he Danish minority can be in the form of proof of your membership of a Danish Christian congregation in Argentina. Which type of residence permit will you be granted? Temporary residence permit Your initial residence permit will be valid temporarily, typically for a year, with the possibility of extension. Read more about extending your residence permit If you are granted a residence permit based on strong ties to Denmark, you become eligible for a permanent residence permit after one or two years provided you meet certain requirements. Read more about applying for a permanent residence permit as an individual with strong ties to Denmark You can work in Denmark If you are granted a residence permit in Denmark you will be permitted to work during the period your residence permit is valid. The information below explains how to apply for a permanent residence permit if you are a former Danish citizen etc. 1 Gather documentation You need to complete the application. You also need to enclo

must therefore have your biometric data recorded within a specified deadline after entering Denmark. The Immigration Service recommends that you visit the website of the Danish mission before you submit your application. Individual offices might have additional requirements, such as extra passport photos or copies of your application. Applying in Denmark If you are in Denmark legally, you can normally submit your application in Denmark. This would be the case if you: hold a valid visa are not required to hold a visa, or hold a valid Danish residence permit You can submit your application to the Immigration Service at Citizen Service by sending it. You can send it via our contact form or by regular mail. See our contact information Read more about the rules for submitting your application in Denmark 4 Have your bi