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Canadian citizens can travel to Denmark for tourism or business for up to 90 days within any 180-day period without a visa. Denmark is part of the Schengen Area, so this 90-day limit applies to your total stay in all Schengen countries. The EU's planned ETIAS travel authorisation is not operating yet and no applications are being collected — check the official EU ETIAS site before future trips.

Key facts

For Canadian passport holders, tourism or short business trips.

You may need a visa if…

• The 90-day limit applies to your total stay across all Schengen countries, not just Denmark.
• Ensure your passport is in good condition and has sufficient blank pages.
• Immigration officials have the final say on entry.
• Travel insurance is highly recommended.
• Different rules apply for working or studying.
• Funds: Canada cites a published range of DKK 350–500 per day — not a fee.
• ETIAS is not open yet; EES takes photos and fingerprints at the border, no advance application.
• Covers Denmark proper only — Greenland and the Faroe Islands are outside Schengen and weren't checked.

Before you travel

• ✓Count Schengen days (max 90 in 180)
• ✓Passport valid 3 months after leaving Schengen
• ✓Funds of about DKK 350–500 per day
• ✓No ETIAS application yet
• ✓Greenland/Faroe Islands: check separately

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