Immigration News Alert
The Danish Minister for Immigration and Integration has implemented new rules allowing residence permits granted under the Act on Temporary Residence Permits for Persons Displaced from Ukraine (Ukraine Special Act) to be extended through March 17, 2028. Eligible individuals currently holding residence permits under the Special Act may benefit from the extension if they continue to satisfy the conditions of their existing permit.
Under the new measures:
Applicants will not need to provide new biometric data, such as fingerprints or photographs, for the issuance of the updated residence card.
The Danish Immigration Service has indicated that it will begin processing extension cases as soon as possible and aims to finalize most applications before March 17, 2027, when many current permits expire.
If the Service does not complete an extension case before the existing permit expires, affected individuals may continue to remain in Denmark and retain their current rights until the Service issues a final decision.
Permit holders will receive notification once the Danish Immigration Service makes a decision. Authorities may contact individuals if they require additional information to determine eligibility for extension. Authorities will send communications through Denmark’s Digital Post system.
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