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DenmarkStartup Visa

Establish your innovative business in Denmark with the Denmark Start-up Visa, a program designed for non-EU entrepreneurs to build high-impact ventures in a supportive ecosystem.

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Acquisition Pathways

There are multiple ways to acquire this programme, with differing levels of investment and commitment.

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Business Plan

Submit a strong business plan to the Danish Business Authority, showcasing growth potential. Secure approval and show proof of funds.

Why Choose Startup Visa

What you'll need

A few essential requirements must be met to ensure eligibility for this programme.

An Eligible Business Plan

Your business must be innovative, scalable, and demonstrate growth potential. Traditional businesses like retail or restaurants may not qualify.

Non-EU, EEA, or Swiss citizenship

This visa is available to non-EU, non-EEA, and non-Swiss citizens. Danish citizens residing abroad can also apply under this program.

Funds to Support Yourself

You must provide proof of sufficient funds to support yourself and any accompanying family members during the first year of your stay.

How it works

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Due Diligence

Begin by submitting your passport and necessary documents for a comprehensive background check conducted by Multipolitan to ensure compliance with Denmark regulations.

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Submit Your Business Plan

Prepare and submit a detailed business plan for independent expert review.

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Receive Approval from the Panel

If approved, proceed to apply for your residence and work permit, initially granted for two years.

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Provide Proof of Financial Stability

Show that you have adequate funds to support yourself and your family for the first year in Denmark.

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Launch and Grow Your Business

Once approved, establish and run your business in Denmark’s thriving startup ecosystem.

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Build Your Future in Denmark

Denmark’s startup ecosystem fosters sustainable growth, helping you build a business that can thrive in the long term.

Flexibility for You and Your Family

The visa supports family inclusion, allowing your spouse and children to join you, ensuring a smooth transition for everyone.

Frequently Asked Questions

There's no investment threshold, only an approved business plan. What's required instead is proof of self-support funds for the first year, roughly EUR 20,500 for a solo applicant up to approximately EUR 48,000 for a spouse and children. This demonstrates you won't need public assistance, it isn't capital invested in the business.

Eligible businesses must demonstrate innovation and scalability. Traditional businesses like retail shops or restaurants are typically not considered for this program.

The visa is valid for up to two years, with the option to extend it for three years at a time. This allows long-term residence in Denmark while you build and expand your business.

Yes, your spouse and children can accompany you. You must demonstrate that you have sufficient funds to support them during your stay.

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