Fillable Application For Schengen Visa (Page 3 of 4) in pdf

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I hereby solemnly declare under section 161 of the Danish Penal Code, cf. section 40 of the Danish Aliens Act, and sections

59 and 60 of the Danish Aliens Act, that all information supplied by me on the Schengen Visa application form and on this

supplement application form is true and complete. If that is not the case, I am liable to a fine, imprisonment for up to four

months or, under aggravating circumstances, to imprisonment for up to two years, in which event I will moreover have to

compensate the Danish state for the costs and expenditure incurred by it in consequence of the incorrect information

stated.

I also consent to letting the relevant authorities make enquiries about my entirely private affairs for the purpose of enabling

them to deal with my application, including enquiries about any previous criminal offences and about family ties, and allow

them to obtain information from other Danish and foreign public authorities, including the police authorities, about

documents submitted by me in support of my application.

I moreover consent to letting documents and information submitted by me in support of my application about my entirely

private affairs be passed on to the said authorities for the purpose of dealing with my application, and allow them to check

the genuineness of such documents.

I moreover consent to letting those authorities which receive enquiries from the Danish Immigration Service for the

purpose of considering my application, obtain information about my entirely private affairs in order for them to reply to

such enquiries. Finally, I give my consent to my passport being stamped in connection with handing in the application

forms.

In accordance with the Danish Act on the Treatment of Personal Information, Danish authorities are obliged to notify you

of any registration of information which you supply in connection with the treatment of the case about your visa. The

information which you have supplied in connection with your application for a visa will be registered in the Common

Electronic Visa System. The Common Electronic Visa System is a computerised register for which the Danish Immigration

Service is responsible. All relevant information which you supply subsequently about your case regarding your visa, will also

be registered in the Common Electronic Visa System.

The information will be used in connection with the consideration of issues regarding your stay in Denmark, and the Danish

Ministry of Foreign Affairs (investigation of cases or control), Police (investigation of cases or control) and the Ministry of

Refugee, Immigration and Integration Affairs (dealing with complaints) will be able to obtain the information registered in

the Common Electronic Visa System about you which they need for the consideration of your case. Other relevant

authorities or organisations may receive information about you from the Common Electronic Visa System if they need it for

their consideration of issues relating to your stay in Denmark.

You are obliged to provide the information required for the assessment of whether you can be issued with a visa. If you do

not provide all the relevant information you risk being fined or, under aggravating circumstances, sentenced to

imprisonment for up to four months. You risk also not getting your visa. You are entitled to right of access to the

information about you in the Common Electronic Visa System. Inquiries about this can be addressed to the Danish

Immigration Service, Ryesgade 53, DK-2100 Copenhagen Ø, Denmark.

The immigration authorities may decide that you have to deposit your passport for the purpose of the processing of your

application. The information and documents provided by you in connection with your application may be passed on to the

Danish Intelligence Services and the Danish Prosecution Service, cf. section 45 a of the Aliens Act. The information can be

used by the prosecution service for assessing whether there is a basis for charging you with offences committed in Denmark

or abroad.

Attention is furthermore drawn to item 44 in the Schengen Visa application form.

Documents submitted in support of the application must be translated into Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, English, French

or German before you hand in the application. Thus, if the documents have been translated into one of these languages

before the visa application is submitted, this may help shorten the case processing time.

*S14 The information stated in this box does not apply in cases where Denmark is processing the visa application on

behalf of other Schengen countries. Furthermore the information does not apply to family members of EU/EEA

citizens (spouse, child or dependent ascendant), unless they are a family member of a Danish citizen:

You will not be able to obtain a visa from the Danish authorities for a period of five years, unless warranted by exceptional

circumstances, if you have entered Denmark on a visa and stay in Denmark or another Schengen country for more than one

month beyond the period indicated in the visa, without the requisite permit.

If you have entered Denmark on a visa and stay in Denmark or another Schengen country for up to one month beyond the

period indicated in the visa, without the requisite permit, you will not be able to obtain a visa from the Danish authorities

for a period of three years, unless warranted by exceptional circumstances.

However, the above will not apply if you can provide documentary evidence that the extension of the period indicated in

the visa is due to circumstances beyond your control.

Moreover if you are expelled from Denmark; if you submit an application for asylum in Denmark or another Schengen

country; or - as a main rule - if you submit an application for a residence permit in Denmark, you will not be able to obtain a

visa from the Danish authorities for a period of five years.

In connection with its processing of the visa application, the Danish Immigration Service may require your host/sponsor in

Denmark to provide financial security for payment of an amount of DKK 50,000. As from 2005, this amount will be

adjusted every year on 1 January.

If you have entered Denmark on a visa and stay in Denmark or another Schengen country for more than one month

beyond the period indicated in the visa, without the requisite permit, the full amount provided by the host/sponsor as

financial security will fall due for payment. If you overstay for up to one month beyond the period indicated in the visa, half

the amount will fall due for payment, and the balance will be released. The amount does not fall due for payment if the

extension is due to circumstances beyond your control, and you can document this.

Moreover, the financial security will fall due for payment if you are expelled from Denmark, if you submit an application for

asylum in Denmark or another Schengen country, or if you submit an application for a residence permit in Denmark.

However, the security does not fall due if you have submitted such an application because you have become employed or

been offered employment within a profession where a shortage of qualified manpower exists (the positive list).

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