Information for danes on coronavirus/COVID-19
Her finder du oplysninger om, hvor du som rejsende eller fastboende
her i landet finder lokal information og vejledning
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark receives many questions about coronavirus / Covid-19. Read the answers to the most FAQ on COVID-19 here
Udenrigsministeriet fraråder alle ikke-nødvendige rejser til Kina frem til og med den 31. august.
Kontakt os på tel: +86 10 8532 9900. Uden for åbningstid vil du blive viderestillet til Udenrigsministeriet Globale Vagtcenter
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
From 28 March 2020, China has temporarely closed it borders. This means, that is will no longer be possible to enter the country. Remember to always follow the most recent updates from local authorities. Read more here.
Effective Saturday 14 March 2020, the existing temporary border control will be expanded to include control of all of Denmark’s borders as part of the effort to curb the spread of COVID-19.Persons wishing to enter Denmark must expect to be rejected at the Danish borders, including in Danish airports, unless they have a worthy purpose for entering, e.g. if the person lives or works in Denmark or has been commissioned to provide goods or services in Denmark. The risk of being rejected at the border also applies to persons with a valid Schengen visa. Read more here.
VISA UPDATE: Due to the current restrictions on entry into Denmark, it is not possible to apply for a visa to Denmark at the moment. This means that applicants cannot fill in an application online and hand in the application at a Visa Application Center (VFS). In urgent cases where an applicant has to travel to Denmark before 31 August 2020 and has a worthy purpose for entering Denmark, the applicant can contact the Embassy. Applications for business visas can be handed in 6 months prior to the planned trip. Read more about what constitutes a worthy purpose at the website of the Danish Police.
If you are travelling to Denmark for business and do not have permanent residence in Denmark, we encourage you to organise your business travel and meetings in Denmark in a way that minimises the risk of becoming infected or spreading infection with novel coronavirus/COVID-19. Please follow the 5 general advice from the Danish Health Authourity. We do not advise business travellers without permanent residence in Denmark to self-isolate for 14 days after arrival. Find the guidance for business travellers to Denmark here.
VIGTIG INFORMATION
Den 28. marts har Kina midlertidigt lukket sine grænser. Det betyder, at du ikke længere vil kunne rejse ind i landet. Husk altid at holde dig opdateret om udviklingen via dit flyselskab og gennem de lokale myndigheder. Find information fra de kinesiske myndigheder her.
Fra lørdag den 14. marts indfører Danmark kontrol ved alle landets grænser, som led i indsatsen for at hæmme spredningen af COVID-19. Personer, der ønsker at indrejse i Danmark, må forvente at blive afvist ved de danske grænser, herunder i danske lufthavne, medmindre de har et anerkendelsesværdigt formål med indrejsen – f.eks. hvis den pågældende bor eller arbejder i Danmark eller skal levere varer eller tjenesteydelser til Danmark. Personer med gyldigt Schengen visum risikerer også at blive afvist ved grænsen. Se mere her.