What materials should children prepare to apply for a Danish visa

Chinese citizens who go to Denmark should apply for a visa in advance as long as they hold a private passport. Whether they are elderly retirees or preschool children, they need to apply for a visa. So, what materials should children prepare to apply for a Danish visa?

There are many types of Danish that Chinese citizens can apply for, but some visas do not allow children to apply, for exampleBusiness VisaBecause this type of child's application is definitely inconsistent with its purpose of entry, it will not involve material matters.

But Denmark'sTourist Visa2. Visit visa, children can choose according to the purpose of travel, and provide the corresponding materials to apply. In terms of prepared materials,Travel signThe materials required for the certificate are relatively simple compared with the family visit visa.

For children applying for a Danish tourist visa, the materials to be submitted include personal information form, passport, photo, ID card, account book, insurance policy, parents' salary card or bank card statement, transportation reservation form, accommodation certificate, travel itinerary, kinship certificate, birth certificate or birth medical certificate, parents' employment certificate, parents' business license, notarial certificate, certification, etc.

In addition to the above materials, applicants for a family visit visa also need to provide the following materials: proof of relationship between the two parties, invitation letter, proof of the inviter's commitment to the cost, valid residence certificate of the inviter, accommodation certificate of the inviter, etc.

It can be seen that to travel to Denmark, applicants do not need to prepare the relevant materials of the inviting party, but the visa for visiting relatives is indispensable. In addition, as a person with no financial income, the child's parents, as the funder, must provide corresponding materials to prove that they have a certain financial strength and can pay for the child's travel to Denmark.