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Sorry, yes, you do not have a visa stamped in you passport, but the principle is the same for how you have to count. I am a bit confused about what it is you want to do? Do you mean go to Germany within your 90 days and travel from there to your home country, then from there to DK on a re-entry per...

Yes, you do need to count the days you spent of your visa. The visa is given for a certain period of time - from xx.yy.23 to aa.bb.24 - and if your visit to Germany would be later than aa.bb.24 your visa will have expired, and you would enter Germany illegally. Re-entry permit is given for return t...

Hi all! I’m currently in Denmark as a tourist from a visa-free country on the 90 day in 180 rule. We just got married and plan to take a Christmas holiday in my country, then come back to Denmark. At this point I will have just 6 days left on my Schengen allowance. We plan to apply for family reunif...

From the nyidanmark page: "a re-entry permit will only be granted if you have a special reason for needing to travel, and you will only be abroad for a limited amount of time." Any idea what a 'special reason' would be, or not be? What's a 'limited amount of time', and is there a limit to how many t...

Thanks mhg! I'll do that.

Hi all! My Danish fiancé and I recently got engaged, and we're looking to get the permission to marry from Familieretshuset. As a Canadian, I can only get a certificate from my current province of residence saying that I haven't been married there, but the sample I saw clearly says on it that it's o...