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Embassy of Denmark, Portugal

Rua Castilho 14.C.3 1269-077 Lisboa
Tel (+351) 21 351 2960 Fax (+351) 21 355 4615
lisamb@um.dk http://portugal.um.dk  

Public opening hours (mon - fri): 10.00 - 13.00 (local time). In-person inquiry only by appointment.

For urgent matters, appointments can be made during office hours (mon - fri): 9.00 – 15.30 (local time).

In case of emergency outside office hours, contact Ministry for Foreign Affairs’ 24/7 call center: +45 33 92 11 12

 

  • Oplysning om Coronavirus/COVID-19 til danskere i Portugal

    Læs om konsekvenserne af coronavirus/COVID-19 for danske rejsende og fastboende i Portugal.
    Ambassaden i Portugal kan ikke besvare spørgsmål om indrejse i Danmark.

    Spørgsmål om indrejse i Danmark skal rettes til Rigspolitiet.
    Du kan finde svar på spørgsmål om indrejserestriktioner i Danmark på Rigspolitiets COVID-19 hjemmeside.

    Du kan også kontakte Politiets hotline vedrørende indrejse i Danmark: +45 7020 6044.

    Visa operations
    Visa operations are limited due to the current restrictions on entry into Denmark. You can hand in a visa application if you have to travel to Denmark before 31 August 2020 and have a worthy purpose for entering Denmark. Applications for business visas can be handed in 6 months prior to the planned trip. Read more about what constitutes a worthy purpose on the website of the Danish Police.

    Please contact the embassy if you wish to hand in a visa application.

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Dansk Industri on markets in the shadow of COVID-19

Opportunities on the Portuguese Market after COVID-19

Last week, Dansk Industri hosted a webinar on markets in the shadow of COVID-19, where the Danish Ambassador to Portugal Lars Faaborg-Andersen had the pleasure of presenting some of the unique opportunities on the Portuguese market for Danish companies to exploit.

Watch the presentation of the market opportunities here and download our overview here.

European Maritime Day 2020

European Maritime Day 2020

Portugal and Denmark are maritime nations, where the maritime sector historically has played a major role. Today, the ocean is still a major focus for both countries economy and their development, and is considering as being a place to solve some of the challenges of tomorrow with solutions such as offshore wind turbines and sustainable aquaculture.

Listen to Ambassador Lars Faaborg-Andersen's contribution to the Portuguese Ministério do Mar's virtual celebration here.

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EMBASSY

Rua Castilho 14-C-3º
1269-077 Lisbon

Lisbon
MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF DENMARK
 Asiatisk Plads 2
DK-1448 Copenhagen
Copenhagen
http://portugal.um.dk/en/