Denmark Start-Up Visa vs Germany Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte)

Denmark other route: 24 months. Germany other route: $86 fee, 12 months.

Built for: Freelancers.

2.3
Duration
24 months
Processing
4 weeks
Income
$1,223/mo
Fee
$86

Next steps

Germany Opportunity Card

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Denmark Start-Up Visa

Germany Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte)

Visa type

Other
Other

Status

Active
Active

Initial duration, months

24 (Longest initial stay)
12

Renewable

Yes
Yes

Built for

Freelancers
Digital nomads, Remote employees, Freelancers

Practical minimum age, years

18
Not specified

Nationality restrictions

Non-EU nationals only
Non-EU nationals only

Processing time, minimum (weeks)

4 weeks
Not specified

Where to apply

You apply in two stages to two different entities. First, submit your business plan to Startup Denmark by email at...See where to apply on the visa page
Not specified

Interview required

No
No

Medical exam required

No
No