Denmark Permanent Residency Training

Course Description

Denmark operates one of Europe's strictest permanent residence systems, requiring at least eight years of continuous legal residence along with language test, employment history, criminal record check, and supplementary integration conditions. The Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI) administers all permanent residence applications under a condition-based points system. This course covers all mandatory and supplementary conditions, the Danish Language Test 2 (PD2), and SIRI procedures designed for consultants supporting long-term Denmark residents committed to full integration.

What You'll Learn?

• Modules
  Module 1: Denmark Permanent Residence Overview
  Danish PR legal framework under the Aliens Act, SIRI's role, 8-year continuous residence requirement, mandatory vs supplementary condition structure, and overview of the integration pathway.
  
  Module 2: Mandatory & Supplementary Conditions
  Four mandatory conditions residence duration, language test, self-support for 4 of past 5 years, no serious criminal offence supplementary conditions scoring, and minimum score threshold.
  
  Module 3: Danish Language Test 2 (PD2) & Integration Exam
  PD2 oral and written examination structure, test booking and results, minimum grade required, alternative qualifying language certifications, and exam retake policy.
  
  Module 4: Employment, Self-Support & Income Requirements
  Self-support definition, social assistance exclusion period, 4-of-5-year employment record, income documentation from SKAT (Danish Tax Agency), and acceptable employment types.
  
  Module 5: SIRI Application & Documentation
  Online application via SIRI portal, complete document checklist, police certificate, integration score evidence, processing timeline, and rejection and review options.
  
  Module 6: Loss of PR, Renewal & Case Studies
  Permanent residence loss after 2 consecutive years abroad, reinstatement application, PR card renewal (2 years), real Denmark PR case analysis with supplementary condition scoring examples.