Det lyder da relativt fornuftigt , men jeg har ikke set det andre steder ?
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The Danish government has published the residence requirements foreigners must meet before applying for citizenship The standard rule requires nine years of continuous residence, but several categories of applicants qualify for shorter periods Refugees, Nordic citizens, spouses of Danish nationals, and students each face different residence timelines under Danish law Read more: https://www.legit.ng/people/1722192-denmark-announces-how-years-foreigners-live-country-qualify-citizenship/
Denmark requires most foreigners to have lived continuously in the country for nine years before they can apply for citizenship, according to guidance published by the Danish government. The requirement also takes into account how applicants have spent their time in Denmark. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/people/1722192-denmark-announces-how-years-foreigners-live-country-qualify-citizenship/
Long breaks away from the country, or a pattern of frequent international travel during the residence period, can affect whether a person is considered to meet the standard. Danish citizenship: Who qualifies for shorter wait? The Danish government has set out six categories of applicants who are eligible for reduced residence periods: PAY ATTENTION: From breaking news to viral moments. Follow Legit.ng on Instagram! 1. Recognised refugees, persons treated as refugees, and stateless individuals need eight years of continuous residence. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/people/1722192-denmark-announces-how-years-foreigners-live-country-qualify-citizenship/
2. Citizens of Nordic countries are only required to have lived in Denmark for two years. 3. Spouses of Danish citizens, where the Danish partner has held citizenship for at least three years, must show between six and eight years of continuous residence, depending on how long the marriage has lasted. 4. Anyone who arrived in Denmark before the age of 15 may apply for citizenship upon turning 18, provided their education during that period was Danish in character. 5. Persons who completed a significant portion of their general or professional education in Denmark may apply after five years of continuous residence, if that education was Danish in character, lasted at least three years, or ended with a recognised exam. 6. Former Danish citizens and members of the Danish minority community in Southern Schleswig, Germany, are also covered by separate provisions. The government additionally recognises a group of individuals born between January 1, 1961, and December 31, 1978, to Danish mothers, who may have been eligible for citizenship had a declaration been made on their behalf between 1979 and 1981. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/people/1722192-denmark-announces-how-years-foreigners-live-country-qualify-citizenship/
Danish citizenship: When parliamentary committee gets involved In certain cases, applicants can have their situation referred to the Parliamentary Committee on Naturalisation, which reviews whether an exemption from the standard residence requirement should be granted. The committee considers cases where a spouse of a Danish citizen lives at a different address, raising questions about whether the couple actually lives together. It also examines applications from former Danish citizens, spouses of Danes whose partners work abroad under unclear conditions, and applicants whose residence in Denmark has been interrupted beyond what is normally permitted due to a long-term posting abroad for a Danish employer. Additionally, cases in which it is uncertain whether an applicant completed a substantial portion of their education in Denmark or whether that education qualifies as Danish in character may be submitted to the committee for review. In a related story, Legit.ng reported that Denmark had published the names of African countries eligible for its visa-free entry. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/people/1722192-denmark-announces-how-years-foreigners-live-country-qualify-citizenship/
Countries ineligible for Denmark visa-free entry Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported a full list of countries that do not qualify for Denmark’s visa-free entry. Details on the website of the Danish government show a long list of countries whose citizens require a visa to travel to Denmark. Despite this, Denmark stated that some citizens of Moldova, Kosovo, Georgia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Ukraine, Taiwan, Serbia, North Macedonia, and Montenegro may be exempt if they hold biometric passports issued under the conditions specified by the Danish authorities. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/people/1722192-denmark-announces-how-years-foreigners-live-country-qualify-citizenship/
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Så mange regler i stedet for at sige : vi vil ikke have uintegrerbare , utilpassede og hadefude folk ind i DK, dvs næsten ingen muslimer …
Varm luft, løgne og hensigter.
Alle ved hvad der bør gøres men ingen tør fordi de så ikke kan leve som politikere resten af deres liv, uden at skulle lave reelt arbejde.
Vi har for mange politikere, men ingen leder. Der er ingen som tør sige at de er ligeglade med konventioner mm og så bare renser landet.
En leder der er ligeglad med at ryge for domstolen i Haagen bagefter han har reddet vores land, er snart nødvendigt hvis vi skal findes som folk om 50 år+.
Hvorfor ikke 20 år hvor de har holdt sig
ude af kriminalitet og forsørget sig selv. Men for
de røde og radikale partier kan det jo ikke gå hurtigt
nok med at give stemmeret til “nydanskerne”. Det hele
er kold og kynisk spekulation plus folkeudskiftning.
Der vil ikke gå 50 år +, for allerede om 5-10 år vil
danskernes situation være fuldstændig katastrofal.
Og for de danskere som er uheldige, vil invasionen
få voldsomme personlige konsekvenser om endnu kortere
tid. Ja, tusinvis af danskere er jo allerede ramt af
masseindvandringens mange barske konsekvenser, i form
af vold, mord, røverier, voldtægter, dødskørsel, sund-
heds forringelser, halveret velfærd, mange nye afgifter,
boligmangel, svindel osv.
Er Mædde, Ulykke og den Ulidelige solidariske med deres
eget folk? Eller kun med EU og migranterne?