Seeking for Guidance on Securing Future Visit Visa or Spouse Visa to Denmark

[cmg112882]

Good day! I have been searching online for securing visa to Denmark and I figured it will be of a greater help to post in the forum so I can get more personalized advise.

Here's the scenario: I am Filipina,32 years of age, born and raised in the Philippines and never been out of the Country. I met a wonderful Danish guy, 32 yrs old, during his holiday in the Philippines. We fell in love and he promised to come back, yet he did! He accepted a job offer here in the Philippines, to try things out in here. Otherwise if it won't work out for both of us, he will consider moving back to Denmark together with me already. He followed the legal process of exiting Denmark and migrating to the Philippines. So basically he is not paying taxes, etc.. anymore, except his outstanding debts.

Additional note: He was born, raised and working in Denmark for many years until last year. He was ill and had to stop working so the Union is paying him while unemployed. So before he left Denmark, he was accepting financial support from an organization and not as salary.

We both are hoping to work out fine living in the Philippines however as we plan on getting married very soon and I am also expecting a baby, we need to have our Plan B. Which is moving to Denmark.

Questions are:
1. If we get married here, would it be easier or more difficult for me to enter Denmark?
2. If we like to pay a short visit only to Denmark (the 90 days entry) while I am pregnant, is there any conditions and regulations about that?
3. If we decide to move permanently to Denmark, what are the necessary things we need to know and prepare considering the above case.
4. Any advise would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks in advance!

Danishgf

[mh1]

1) Easier, and he can invite you, even though he doesn't live in DK anymore.
2) You will not be allowed to board a plane when in your last trimester, so you will have to plan your visit so that you will leave DK before you enter the last trimester (you must not be more that 6 months along when you leave).
3) If you husband has received 'kontanthjælp' at any time within the last 3 years before he emigrated, you will not be granted residence permit until 3 years have passed since the last payment of 'kontanthjælp'.
4) Ask you husband to enter this page and read the information he can find above by clicking RÅDGIVNING (only in Danish). You may visit this page: https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-us/coming_ ... pouses.htm

[cmg112882]

Insightful. Very much appreciated. Thank you so much! More power to your forum!

[cmg112882]

He will have to read those guidelines but quick question, if I won't be granted a residence permit within 3 years, what's the remedy then for us a start a family in Denmark? What status I need to hold and for our baby if we will stay in Denmark?

[fundiver199]

The idea is, that you will then need to either stay together in the Philippines, in another country or separate from each other. Which one you select, is up to you.

Since you apparently don’t speak danish, I suggest, that your spouse will be the one read about the free movement in EU under the menu “rådgivning “ (councelling). Or you could read the officiel guide here, although it only covers moving back to Denmark after staying in another EU-country like Sweden, Bulgaria or Portugal:

http://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-us/coming_t ... eu-law.htm

It is also possible to get a residence permit in Denmark independently of your spouse. A job offer with a salary of 375.000 kroner pr. year will for instance give a residence permit under the pay scheme limit.

http://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-us/coming_t ... k/work.htm