Oplysning om coronavirus/COVID-19 til danskere i Belgien og Luxembourg
New entry- and travel restrictions
As of January 9, the Danish government has introduced new entry restrictions, which apply to travellers from all countries, who wish to enter Denmark. The restrictions valid from January 9 until February 7 (included) can be found here: https://coronasmitte.dk/en
Currently, you can only enter Denmark if you have a worthy purpose. Read more about what constitutes a worthy purpose on the website of the Danish Police. NB: Note that the worthy purposes are further restricted during the period January 9 until February 7, 2021 (included).
Visa Operations:
Currently, you can only enter Denmark if you have a worthy purpose. Read more about what constitutes a worthy purpose on the website of the Danish Police. NB: Note that the worthy purposes are further restricted during the period January 9 until February 7, 2021 (included).
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Oplysning om coronavirus/COVID-19 til danskere i Belgien
Læs om konsekvenserne af coronavirus/COVID-19 for danske rejsende og fastboende i Belgien og Luxembourg.
Ambassaden i Belgien kan ikke besvare spørgsmål om indrejse i Danmark.
Spørgsmål om indrejse i Danmark skal rettes til Rigspolitiet.
Du kan finde svar på spørgsmål om indrejserestriktioner i Danmark på Rigspolitiets COVID-19 hjemmeside.
Du kan finde ud af, hvorvidt dit bopælsland er et åbent (gult) eller et lukket (orange) land ved at gå på Statens Serum Institut's hjemmeside. (tabel og kort).
Du kan også kontakte Politiets hotline vedrørende indrejse i Danmark: +45 7020 6044.
Visa operations
Visa operations are limited due to the current restrictions on entry into Denmark. Belgium is currently categorised as a 'banned' country. However, you can hand in a visa application if you have a worthy purpose for entering Denmark. Read more about what constitutes a worthy purpose on the website of the Danish police. Please contact the embassy if you wish to hand in a visa application.
Important information when entering Denmark
If you arrive from a country classified as a 'banned country', you must present proof of a negative COVID-19 test taken no more than 72 hours before entry. If you fail to present such a test, you must expect to be refused entry as from Monday, 26 October 2020. On this page you will find information about rules and required documents.