Denmark Visa From Nigeria – How to Apply for Danish Schengen Visa Application

Denmark is a lovely Schengen country which you should put on your travel list. The capital of Copenhagen is great for a bit of culture or shopping if you prefer that. Or, there are the islands of Fano or Laeso if you want to indulge in horseriding or walking. In this article, learn more about how to apply for a Denmark visa from Nigeria, Denmark visa appointment booking, processing time at the Denmark visa application centre, flight itinerary for a Denmark visa, hotel bookings for a Denmark visa, Schengen travel insurance for a Denmark visa application, and Denmark visa application process in Nigeria.

In 2019, 165,191 visa applications for Denmark were received across the world. Of these, 14,412 (8.7%) were denied. The Embassy of Denmark in Abuja received 1,865 applications and 1,176 (62.9%) were denied.

Applying for a Denmark Schengen Visa from Nigeria
If you are a citizen of Nigeria, you will need to apply for a visa to be able to enter and stay in Denmark.

Visa applications must be submitted to VFS Global in Abuja and Lagos. Your application will be sent to the Danish Embassy in Abuja.

The embassy processes visa applications within 15 days. This can be extended to 45 days if further processing is required. You should apply well in advance. You may apply up to 6 months before your trip.

Please note, the embassy has a limited weekly quota of 50 applications, so early booking with VFS is recommended in order to secure a visa before your travel date.

Types of Schengen visas offered at VFS Global in Nigeria

There are different types of visas available and the one you need to apply for depends on the reason you are traveling to Denmark. Make sure you apply for the correct one.

Short-stay visa – up to a maximum of 90 days for the purposes of:

Tourist
Business
Culture, sports & study
Visiting family of friends
Long-stay visa – for over 90 days for the purposes of:

Work and residence

Family members of EU/EEA nationals
Family reunification with non-EU citizens
You can choose to have a single or multiple entry visa.

A single entry visa means that you can enter Denmark once only. When you leave, your visa will become invalid.
A multiple entry visa allows you to travel in and out of Denmark as many times as you wish during the dates of your visa.
How Can I Apply for a Denmark Schengen Visa from VFS Global in Nigeria?
Go to VFS Global’s website and click on “Apply for a visa”:

On the next page, you will see that there are several steps you need to follow when you apply for a visa.

Step 1 – Identify visa type
Step 2 – Begin your application
Step 3 – Book an appointment
Step 4 – Pay your fees
Step 5 – Visit a visa application center
Step 6 – Track your application
Step 7 – Collect your passport

Step 1 – Identify visa type

The first thing you’ll need to do is to make sure the visa you are applying for is the correct one. Click on “visa type”:

Choose the visa you are applying for and you will find more information about this type of visa such as the documents required, processing times, etc. Make sure you read this carefully before you proceed:

There are 4 steps that you will need to complete:

Go to the online visa application system ApplyVisa. Here you will have to:

register as a user
fill in the application
pay the visa fee
print and sign the cover letter
Please have your passport and credit card ready when applying and paying.

Step 3 – Book an appointment

Making appointments with the embassy, consulate, or visa application centre is generally free and can be done yourself. However, If you are running short of time or not sure which consulate to apply to or have no idea on how to get this done yourself then not to worry, we will make the appointment for you for a small service fee!

Booking a visa appointment using our services is pretty simple! All you have to do is follow the 3 simple steps below:

Visit the link to schedule the visa appointment
Submit the appointment details, the visa you are applying for, consulate you need the appointment for, the country you need the appointment IN and make the payment
Receive appointment confirmation in email

You can also make an appointment on your own by following the steps below.

Go to VFS Global’s website and go to “step 3 – book an appointment”
Read the information about booking appointments
Click on the link to make an appointment
Click on the” book now” button
Register as a new user
Log into your account and make a suitable appointment day and time at the office in Lagos OR Abuja
Step 4 – Pay your fees
The consular fees for your visa are payable by debit card in Naira at the counter in the application center in Lagos or Abuja. Due to currency exchanges, the fee can change without notice. The VFS service charge is paid when you book your appointment. Both visa and service fees are non-refundable.

Type of Visa Fee in Euro Fee in Naira
Short Term visas (up to 90 days stay) 80 38,400
Short Term visas for children going on tourism (Between 0 – 6 years) Free Free
Short Term visas for children going on tourism (Between 6 – 12 years) 40 19,200
Step 5 – Visit a visa application center
You must submit your visa application to VFS Global in person. It’s important that you follow the guidelines on the day of your appointment, to ensure a successful visit:

Aim to arrive 15 minutes before your appointment
Take all supporting documentation (originals and copies)
If you haven’t paid your visa fee online, you can pay your fees once you get to the center
Submit your fingerprints and photograph (biometrics)
Children under 18 years old need to be accompanied by an adult and this cannot be a member of VFS Global staff
If you miss your appointment on the scheduled day, you will need to book a new appointment after 24 hours from your original appointment date
Without biometrics information, your application will not be processed
You may also be asked questions about your trip. All you need to do is answer honestly. Example questions include:

Why are you traveling to Denmark?
How will you pay for your trip to Denmark?
Who are you traveling with?
Do you plan to work in Denmark?

Step 6 – Track your application

To track the status of your application, go to “step 6 – track your application” and click on the link. Key in your reference number and last name:

Step 7 – Collect your passport
When a decision has been returned from the embassy to VFS Global, you will receive an email and you can pick up your documents from the visa application center. You can also choose to have your passport returned by courier. This service costs an additional N4,500.

If you collect your documents in person, take the receipt issued by VFS Global and your ID.+

Reasons for a rejected application include:

You have overstayed on a visa previously – If this has happened in the past, it could affect your chance of getting a visa in the future
Passport was issued more than 10 years ago – Your passport needs to have been issued in the last 10 years. If not, you need to get a new one before applying for a visa
Fake documents – Do not attempt to provide fake documents as the embassy will find out and you won’t get your visa
Documents Required
You will find document checklists on VFS Global’s website, so you should take a look at them before applying. Documents for each type of visa as different. If you fail to submit everything, your application could be refused. You should also prepare photocopies as well as providing the original documents, so don’t forget to do that too!

Documents include:

A printout of the application cover letter
Passport photo according to photograph specifications (colour, 35×45 mm)
Current passport – valid for at least 3 months beyond the intended stay in the Schengen Area, at least 2 blank pages & copies of passport pages (in color)
Previous passports (if any) – coloured copies of bio page(s) and of previous Schengen visas and entry/exit stamps
Introduction letter from you introducing yourself, explaining the purpose, duration & itinerary of the visit
Proof of social ties to home country – marriage certificate, child(ren)’s birth certificate(s), proof of employment, company registration. If employed: introductory letter from employer, printed on company letterhead, including approved period of leave of absence; If student: introductory letter from School, printed on school’s letterhead, school ID, admission letter and academic transcripts ; If self–employed: CAC registration of company
Overseas travel medical insurance valid for all Schengen countries. The insurance is to cover for the entire duration of the stay in the Schengen area for a minimum coverage of 30,000 EUR for all risks, e.g. accident, illness, medical emergency evacuation, etc.
Proof of transport – round trip airline/train ticket reservation, car rental agreement etc
Proof of accommodation – Hotel bookings or host guarantee/sponsorship of accommodation covering the whole duration of the intended stay
Proof of funds – financial support/means of subsistence – If employed: Original personal bank statements for the last 3 months & last 3 pay slips; If applicant is business owner: company bank statements x 3 months
Invitation letter (if required) – stating name, address, relationship to host and duration of stay
For minors – written consent from parents & passports or other ID with photo and signature, birth certificate of the minor & parents ID

The decision is either:

Approved – in which case you will receive your passport with a visa sticker. It is your responsibility to check that the information on your visa is correct. If not, you should tell VFS Global or the Danish Embassy immediately

Refused – in which case you will receive a refusal letter with your passport, explaining the reason behind the refusal. The letter also gives information about appealing the decision

If you’re planning to obtain your flight reservation for visa without paying for the ticket, all you have to do is follow the 3 simple steps below:

Visit the Visa Reservation website to choose the right package

Submit the travel details and make the payment online

Receive flight itinerary in email


How to contact VFS Global in Nigeria
Abuja

Address: Visa Application Centre, Sterling Bank Plaza, 3rd Floor, Plot 1083, Mohammadu Buhari Way, Central Business District, Abuja, Nigeria

Hours:

Submission Hours Monday and Wednesday 09:00 – 14:00
Email: info.denmarkng@vfshelpline.com

Tel: 2348150188800

This visa application centre has an additional fee requirement:

Service Fee: 5200
Mode of Payment: Naira
Lagos

Address: Visa Application Centre, Plot 110, Admiral Ayinla Way, Opposite Treasure Garden Estate, Third Roundabout, Lekki Phase I, Lagos, Nigeria.

Hours:

Submission Hours Monday and Wednesday 09:00 – 14:00
Email: info.denmarkng@vfshelpline.com

Tel: 2348150188800

This Visa Application Centre has an additional fee requirement:

Service Fee: 5200
Mode of Payment: Naira
Conclusion
To apply for a Denmark visa from the Embassy of Denmark in Nigeria, follow these simple steps:

Step 1 – Identify visa type
Step 2 – Begin your application
Step 3 – Book an appointment
Step 4 – Pay your fees
Step 5 – Visit a visa application center
Step 6 – Track your application
Step 7 – Collect your passport

If u scam innocent people there in the name of visa, jail await you

ipobarecriminals:
If u scam innocent people there in the name of visa, jail await you

Ok sir! E ma binu sir!

This uncle don't believe Nigeria will be better. He is already beautifying Japarism

chatinent:
This uncle don't believe Nigeria will be better. He is already beautifying Japarism

Nigeria will be good but it may not be in our lifetime.

If you get the opportunity, Japa my brother. I have only experienced power failure once in 10 years and it was for about 10 minutes. I don't lock my doors for my kids to come in after school, even when nobody is at home. Public schools are free so no worries for school fees.
No hold up for roads. I just filed for taxes and the government gave back a refund of almost $8000. I can vote for my candidate here without intimidation and everybody dey respect each other wella. If you have the opportunity, Japa my broda.

I have a lot of people reaching out to me who are doing very well in Nigeria, some are doctors and others have good landed properties. You will be surprised how desperate people want to get out. A lot of our leaders do not even believe in Nigeria and they send their kids abroad.

Sometimes, them say e go better, e go better, na hin labalaba take dey enter inside bush.

Skyview01:


Nigeria will be good but it may not be in our lifetime.

If you get the opportunity, Japa my brother. I have only experienced power failure once in 10 years and it was for about 10 minutes. I don't lock my doors for my kids to come in after school, even when nobody is at home. Public schools are free so no worries for school fees.
No hold up for roads. I just filed for taxes and the government gave back a refund of almost $8000. I can vote for my candidate here without intimidation and everybody dey respect each other wella. If you have the opportunity, Japa my broda.

I have a lot of people reaching out to me who are doing very well in Nigeria, some are doctors and others have good landed properties. You will be surprised how desperate people want to get out. A lot of our leaders do not even believe in Nigeria and they send their kids abroad.

Sometimes, them say e go better, e go better, na hin labalaba take dey enter inside bush.

You had many languages you could speak but you chose to speak the truth.

Kindly advise @Skyview01, what's the best way to move to Denmark?
Are their work visas or student visas? Does someone who has a Diploma stand a chance?

Mykelslim:
Kindly advise @Skyview01, what's the best way to move to Denmark?
Are their work visas or student visas? Does someone who has a Diploma stand a chance?

In most of these countries, if you are going after work visas, you will need to look for companies that are willing to hire you from Nigeria, apply for jobs and get an offer, and the companies will now sponsor you for the work visas. To be candid, this is usually difficult.

It's way easier if you have tons of experience in a profession like IT or a medical doctor.

Studies- Yes, this is always a feasible option you might want to explore.

Skyview01:


In most of these countries, if you are going after work visas, you will need to look for companies that are willing to hire you from Nigeria, apply for jobs and get an offer, and the companies will now sponsor you for the work visas. To be candid, this is usually difficult.

It's way easier if you have tons of experience in a profession like IT or a medical doctor.

Studies- Yes, this is always a feasible option you might want to explore.

Thank you. Do you know If one can be granted admission for a B.Sc program in Denmark? Since I can't do Masters with Diploma.

Mykelslim:


Thank you. Do you know If one can be granted admission for a B.Sc program in Denmark? Since I can't do Masters with Diploma.

Yes. For sure. Also, you might want to consider post diploma/Advanced diploma programs. They are good alternatives to masters and bachelor degree programs.

At skyview01,can I mail you? I need your email

omotola90:
At skyview01,can I mail you? I need your email

For now, If you have any specific question, I may be able to answer them here if you want. I will not want to ignore your email as i have a crazy time constraints with lots of unread emails . I do sincerely apologize.

Thank you.

Skyview01:


For now, If you have any specific question, I may be able to answer them here if you want. I will not want to ignore your email as i have a crazy time constraints with lots of unread emails . I do sincerely apologize.

Thank you.

alright....thank you

chatinent:


You had many languages you could speak but you chose to speak the truth.

I just dey follow you anywhere you comment... Lols.
To raise money to come learn from you con hard pass now... Atleast fit use the earning fund japa

Getting a Denmark Visa doesn't require having or passing through an agent.
The painful Truth is Such Visa is more difficult than that of the USA

Skyview01:


Yes. For sure. Also, you might want to consider post diploma/Advanced diploma programs. They are good alternatives to masters and bachelor degree programs.

Please tell me more about this post diploma/advanced diploma programs? And how to go about it?

Rainbow10:
Getting a Denmark Visa doesn't require having or passing through an agent.
The painful Truth is Such Visa is more difficult than that of the USA

God bless u! Schengen visa is more difficult than getting a US Visa.

What most people do is they leave Nigeria to s close border countries close by and enter from there

I have a friend in Turkey who told me entering Greece from there is as easy as entering Ghana from Nigeria so it's just the fund one need to start the journey.

Hello Travelers!

As a Canadian expat, I've had the opportunity to travel to many different cities around the world, and safety is always one of my top priorities for me. That's why I was thrilled to discover that Copenhagen has been ranked as the safest city in the world according to a recent study.

If you're interested in reading more about the study that ranked Copenhagen as the safest city, you can check out this source: https://govisafree.com/safest-cities-in-the-world/. I look forward to hearing your thoughts and insights!

I've personally spent some time in Copenhagen, and I can attest to how safe and secure the city feels. From well-lit streets to efficient public transportation, the city seems to have thought of everything to ensure the safety of its residents and visitors.

But I'm curious to hear from other travelers - what do you think about Copenhagen as the safest city in the world? Have you had any experiences that would support or contradict this ranking? And of course, do you have any other cities that you would consider to be incredibly safe and secure?

Mykelslim:

Please tell me more about this post diploma/advanced diploma programs? And how to go about it?

What is your background ? What did you study in school and work experience ?.

This will determine the course to select at the post-graduate diploma level and will serve to provide good justifications for the purpose of your travel to visa officer.

If you are looking to change career and select a completely different course of study at variance with your background, that is still very feasible but you will have the arduous task of providing strong justifications for the career change and your objectives for such change.

Or do you have a career field in mind.

How to go about it .

We determine your background.
We search for program information relevant to your background.
Contact the school and apply for admission.
Get a letter of acceptance to include in your visa application.

Wow. It's great to find a thread like this about Denmark exist. Thanks for the wonderful exchange of ideas here. I am a Nigerian currently doing my masters in Tokyo, Japan. I will be done by September next year. Please is Denmark a cool place for me to transition and can I come for a second masters? Are there job opportunities for students?

Sir,

If i manage to get a short stay visa, how do i find a job upon landing in denmark sir?

Skyview01:


What is your background ? What did you study in school and work experience ?.

This will determine the course to select at the post-graduate diploma level and will serve to provide good justifications for the purpose of your travel to visa officer.

If you are looking to change career and select a completely different course of study at variance with your background, that is still very feasible but you will have the arduous task of providing strong justifications for the career change and your objectives for such change.

Or do you have a career field in mind.

How to go about it .

We determine your background.
We search for program information relevant to your background.
Contact the school and apply for admission.
Get a letter of acceptance to include in your visa application.

I have a HND in Computer Engineering, I want to continue studies in related field.

I haven't had any previous work experience in my field of study besides Industrial Attachment.

You need to have updated information on this. Visa fees for Denmark are no longer paid at VFS. Applicants are required to pay directly to the Embassy (in Danish Krone) using their debit card at the time of filling their visa application.

VFS Service charge is also N6396 not N5200.

Although Denmark has an Embassy in Abuja, Nigeria, most visa applications from Nigeria are now adjudicated in Morocco.

Skyview01:
Denmark Visa From Nigeria – How to Apply for Danish Schengen Visa Application

Denmark is a lovely Schengen country which you should put on your travel list. The capital of Copenhagen is great for a bit of culture or shopping if you prefer that. Or, there are the islands of Fano or Laeso if you want to indulge in horseriding or walking. In this article, learn more about how to apply for a Denmark visa from Nigeria, Denmark visa appointment booking, processing time at the Denmark visa application centre, flight itinerary for a Denmark visa, hotel bookings for a Denmark visa, Schengen travel insurance for a Denmark visa application, and Denmark visa application process in Nigeria.

In 2019, 165,191 visa applications for Denmark were received across the world. Of these, 14,412 (8.7%) were denied. The Embassy of Denmark in Abuja received 1,865 applications and 1,176 (62.9%) were denied.

Applying for a Denmark Schengen Visa from Nigeria
If you are a citizen of Nigeria, you will need to apply for a visa to be able to enter and stay in Denmark.

Visa applications must be submitted to VFS Global in Abuja and Lagos. Your application will be sent to the Danish Embassy in Abuja.

The embassy processes visa applications within 15 days. This can be extended to 45 days if further processing is required. You should apply well in advance. You may apply up to 6 months before your trip.

Please note, the embassy has a limited weekly quota of 50 applications, so early booking with VFS is recommended in order to secure a visa before your travel date.

Types of Schengen visas offered at VFS Global in Nigeria

There are different types of visas available and the one you need to apply for depends on the reason you are traveling to Denmark. Make sure you apply for the correct one.

Short-stay visa – up to a maximum of 90 days for the purposes of:

Tourist
Business
Culture, sports & study
Visiting family of friends
Long-stay visa – for over 90 days for the purposes of:

Work and residence

Family members of EU/EEA nationals
Family reunification with non-EU citizens
You can choose to have a single or multiple entry visa.

A single entry visa means that you can enter Denmark once only. When you leave, your visa will become invalid.
A multiple entry visa allows you to travel in and out of Denmark as many times as you wish during the dates of your visa.
How Can I Apply for a Denmark Schengen Visa from VFS Global in Nigeria?
Go to VFS Global’s website and click on “Apply for a visa”:

On the next page, you will see that there are several steps you need to follow when you apply for a visa.

Step 1 – Identify visa type
Step 2 – Begin your application
Step 3 – Book an appointment
Step 4 – Pay your fees
Step 5 – Visit a visa application center
Step 6 – Track your application
Step 7 – Collect your passport

Step 1 – Identify visa type

The first thing you’ll need to do is to make sure the visa you are applying for is the correct one. Click on “visa type”:

Choose the visa you are applying for and you will find more information about this type of visa such as the documents required, processing times, etc. Make sure you read this carefully before you proceed:

There are 4 steps that you will need to complete:

Go to the online visa application system ApplyVisa. Here you will have to:

register as a user
fill in the application
pay the visa fee
print and sign the cover letter
Please have your passport and credit card ready when applying and paying.

Step 3 – Book an appointment

Making appointments with the embassy, consulate, or visa application centre is generally free and can be done yourself. However, If you are running short of time or not sure which consulate to apply to or have no idea on how to get this done yourself then not to worry, we will make the appointment for you for a small service fee!

Booking a visa appointment using our services is pretty simple! All you have to do is follow the 3 simple steps below:

Visit the link to schedule the visa appointment
Submit the appointment details, the visa you are applying for, consulate you need the appointment for, the country you need the appointment IN and make the payment
Receive appointment confirmation in email

You can also make an appointment on your own by following the steps below.

Go to VFS Global’s website and go to “step 3 – book an appointment”
Read the information about booking appointments
Click on the link to make an appointment
Click on the” book now” button
Register as a new user
Log into your account and make a suitable appointment day and time at the office in Lagos OR Abuja
Step 4 – Pay your fees
The consular fees for your visa are payable by debit card in Naira at the counter in the application center in Lagos or Abuja. Due to currency exchanges, the fee can change without notice. The VFS service charge is paid when you book your appointment. Both visa and service fees are non-refundable.

Type of Visa Fee in Euro Fee in Naira
Short Term visas (up to 90 days stay) 80 38,400
Short Term visas for children going on tourism (Between 0 – 6 years) Free Free
Short Term visas for children going on tourism (Between 6 – 12 years) 40 19,200
Step 5 – Visit a visa application center
You must submit your visa application to VFS Global in person. It’s important that you follow the guidelines on the day of your appointment, to ensure a successful visit:

Aim to arrive 15 minutes before your appointment
Take all supporting documentation (originals and copies)
If you haven’t paid your visa fee online, you can pay your fees once you get to the center
Submit your fingerprints and photograph (biometrics)
Children under 18 years old need to be accompanied by an adult and this cannot be a member of VFS Global staff
If you miss your appointment on the scheduled day, you will need to book a new appointment after 24 hours from your original appointment date
Without biometrics information, your application will not be processed
You may also be asked questions about your trip. All you need to do is answer honestly. Example questions include:

Why are you traveling to Denmark?
How will you pay for your trip to Denmark?
Who are you traveling with?
Do you plan to work in Denmark?

Step 6 – Track your application

To track the status of your application, go to “step 6 – track your application” and click on the link. Key in your reference number and last name:

Step 7 – Collect your passport
When a decision has been returned from the embassy to VFS Global, you will receive an email and you can pick up your documents from the visa application center. You can also choose to have your passport returned by courier. This service costs an additional N4,500.

If you collect your documents in person, take the receipt issued by VFS Global and your ID.+

Reasons for a rejected application include:

You have overstayed on a visa previously – If this has happened in the past, it could affect your chance of getting a visa in the future
Passport was issued more than 10 years ago – Your passport needs to have been issued in the last 10 years. If not, you need to get a new one before applying for a visa
Fake documents – Do not attempt to provide fake documents as the embassy will find out and you won’t get your visa
Documents Required
You will find document checklists on VFS Global’s website, so you should take a look at them before applying. Documents for each type of visa as different. If you fail to submit everything, your application could be refused. You should also prepare photocopies as well as providing the original documents, so don’t forget to do that too!

Documents include:

A printout of the application cover letter
Passport photo according to photograph specifications (colour, 35×45 mm)
Current passport – valid for at least 3 months beyond the intended stay in the Schengen Area, at least 2 blank pages & copies of passport pages (in color)
Previous passports (if any) – coloured copies of bio page(s) and of previous Schengen visas and entry/exit stamps
Introduction letter from you introducing yourself, explaining the purpose, duration & itinerary of the visit
Proof of social ties to home country – marriage certificate, child(ren)’s birth certificate(s), proof of employment, company registration. If employed: introductory letter from employer, printed on company letterhead, including approved period of leave of absence; If student: introductory letter from School, printed on school’s letterhead, school ID, admission letter and academic transcripts ; If self–employed: CAC registration of company
Overseas travel medical insurance valid for all Schengen countries. The insurance is to cover for the entire duration of the stay in the Schengen area for a minimum coverage of 30,000 EUR for all risks, e.g. accident, illness, medical emergency evacuation, etc.
Proof of transport – round trip airline/train ticket reservation, car rental agreement etc
Proof of accommodation – Hotel bookings or host guarantee/sponsorship of accommodation covering the whole duration of the intended stay
Proof of funds – financial support/means of subsistence – If employed: Original personal bank statements for the last 3 months & last 3 pay slips; If applicant is business owner: company bank statements x 3 months
Invitation letter (if required) – stating name, address, relationship to host and duration of stay
For minors – written consent from parents & passports or other ID with photo and signature, birth certificate of the minor & parents ID

The decision is either:

Approved – in which case you will receive your passport with a visa sticker. It is your responsibility to check that the information on your visa is correct. If not, you should tell VFS Global or the Danish Embassy immediately

Refused – in which case you will receive a refusal letter with your passport, explaining the reason behind the refusal. The letter also gives information about appealing the decision

If you’re planning to obtain your flight reservation for visa without paying for the ticket, all you have to do is follow the 3 simple steps below:

Visit the Visa Reservation website to choose the right package

Submit the travel details and make the payment online

Receive flight itinerary in email


How to contact VFS Global in Nigeria
Abuja

Address: Visa Application Centre, Sterling Bank Plaza, 3rd Floor, Plot 1083, Mohammadu Buhari Way, Central Business District, Abuja, Nigeria

Hours:

Submission Hours Monday and Wednesday 09:00 – 14:00
Email: info.denmarkng@vfshelpline.com

Tel: 2348150188800

This visa application centre has an additional fee requirement:

Service Fee: 5200
Mode of Payment: Naira
Lagos

Address: Visa Application Centre, Plot 110, Admiral Ayinla Way, Opposite Treasure Garden Estate, Third Roundabout, Lekki Phase I, Lagos, Nigeria.

Hours:

Submission Hours Monday and Wednesday 09:00 – 14:00
Email: info.denmarkng@vfshelpline.com

Tel: 2348150188800

This Visa Application Centre has an additional fee requirement:

Service Fee: 5200
Mode of Payment: Naira
Conclusion
To apply for a Denmark visa from the Embassy of Denmark in Nigeria, follow these simple steps:

Step 1 – Identify visa type
Step 2 – Begin your application
Step 3 – Book an appointment
Step 4 – Pay your fees
Step 5 – Visit a visa application center
Step 6 – Track your application
Step 7 – Collect your passport

Africankel:
You need to have updated information on this. Visa fees for Denmark are no longer paid at VFS. Applicants are required to pay directly to the Embassy (in Danish Krone) using their debit card at the time of filling their visa application.

VFS Service charge is also N6396 not N5200.

Although Denmark has an Embassy in Abuja, Nigeria, most visa applications from Nigeria are now adjudicated in Morocco.

Thank you. I put this out so individuals can add, update or make their own research as well.

Am a police officer , wth second class upper in Guidance and counselling. Any chances of getting a Denmark visa via work visa and if student visa . How do I go about it please.

Skyview01:


In most of these countries, if you are going after work visas, you will need to look for companies that are willing to hire you from Nigeria, apply for jobs and get an offer, and the companies will now sponsor you for the work visas. To be candid, this is usually difficult.

It's way easier if you have tons of experience in a profession like IT or a medical doctor.

Studies- Yes, this is always a feasible option you might want to explore.

Please for the study route /bsc degree ..please what are the requirements, how much will be needed to go through the whole process and also how do I go about it and where .. thanks

Please can I pay for visa fee at applyvisa portal using my debit card? And does group insurance work? I have a team of 18 players going to Denmark.

Someone is charging me 20k per application just to pay for visa fee

Reply ASAP 🙏

Chibuzoc:
Please can I pay for visa fee at applyvisa portal using my debit card? And does group insurance work? I have a team of 18 players going to Denmark.

Someone is charging me 20k per application just to pay for visa fee

Reply ASAP 🙏

Sorry just seeing this, kindly give us an update on know how the application goes.

Skyview01:


Sorry just seeing this, kindly give us an update on know how the application goes.

Still using the agent at vfs Abuja. Seems the naira card won't work on the Danish website

God bless u! Schengen visa is more difficult than getting a US Visa.

What most people do is they leave Nigeria to s close border countries close by and enter from there

I have a friend in Turkey who told me entering Greece from there is as easy as entering Ghana from Nigeria so it's just the fund one need to start the journey.

Greece Is Greece a nice option I thought they are going through economic challenges?

Kanmiboy:
Am a police officer , wth second class upper in Guidance and counselling. Any chances of getting a Denmark visa via work visa and if student visa . How do I go about it please.

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Thank