Innovative Business Idea: Applicants must have a unique and innovative business idea with the potential for growth and scalability.

Entrepreneurial Experience: Demonstrated experience and skills as an entrepreneur or startup founder are essential.

Funding Requirement: Applicants must have sufficient funding to support themselves and their business during the initial stages of establishment in Denmark.

Connection to Denmark: Applicants should demonstrate a genuine intention to establish and operate their startup in Denmark, contributing to the country’s economy and innovation ecosystem.

Business Plan: Develop a comprehensive business plan outlining your startup idea, market analysis, revenue model, and growth strategy.

Apply Online: Submit your application through the official Danish immigration portal, providing all necessary details about your business idea, entrepreneurial experience, and financial situation.

Processing Time: The Denmark startup visa processing time varies but typically ranges from one to three months. Applicants should plan accordingly and monitor the progress of their application.

Document Submission: Gather and submit all required documents, including your business plan, proof of funding, educational certificates, and passport.

Interview: Depending on the evaluation of your application, you may be required to attend an interview to further discuss your business idea and entrepreneurial experience.

Decision: Once a decision is made on your application, you will be notified. If approved, you will receive your Denmark Startup Visa, allowing you to establish and operate your startup in Denmark.