The Danish Immigration Service has altered the duration of time that a Green Card can be issued from the earlier three-years to 18 months.
An individual live and work in Denmark under a Green Card residence permit can apply for an extension of up to two and a half years earlier than the ending of the first 18-month period. A follow up extension can be approved for up to four years.
The Danish Green Card is a point’s based scheme that scores applicants on criteria such as age, European education, and work experience. Denmark expects that these selection criteria will magnetize immigrants who are wanted by the Danish economy.
Language skills are also essential. Applicants are scored on their expertise to speak Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, English or German.
A Finance Bill for 2011 has expected a possible increase in fees for Green Card applications. If this assessment is adopted, the latest fee will raise from Rs. 8650 to Rs. 50,000 on 01 January 2010.
A Finance Bill for 2011 has expected a possible increase in fees for Green Card applications. If this assessment is adopted, the latest fee will raise from Rs. 8650 to Rs. 50,000 on 01 January 2010.
In the previous few years it has become harder to achieve immigration to other Countries such as the UK, Canada and Australia. Public have ever more been bearing in mind immigration to Denmark as an option.
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