Personal advice for you and your family, with a particular focus on letters from the authorities, refusals and appeals.
The free initial assessment establishes the facts of your case. If you wish to proceed, we enter into a binding written agreement before advice continues.
On 9 October 2026, the Danish Immigration Service resumed processing the permanent residence cases and certain family reunification cases that were suspended on 8 September because of…
Read the updateOn 9 October 2026, the Ministry of Immigration and Integration decided to resume processing the citizenship cases that were suspended following an error in the Criminal Register.…
Read the updateOn 8 October 2026, the Agency of Family Law announced that people calling about their case are currently asked verification questions. The measure follows unauthorised access to…
Read the updateBriefly describe your situation and any deadlines. We establish the facts of your case so you can decide whether to proceed with advice.
If you wish to proceed, we first enter into a binding written agreement on the work, fees and terms.
Advice then begins within the agreed scope. We can agree a fixed fee for specific, clearly defined tasks.
For you, your family and your future in Denmark. We help you understand the rules and the process ahead.
Understand your options for family life in Denmark.
Explore this serviceCitizenshipFor Danes born abroad and families with children born abroad.
Explore this serviceResidence in DenmarkA structured review of residence history and evidence.
Explore this serviceResidence in DenmarkResidence and family matters under EU rules.
Explore this serviceInternational family mattersWhen a marriage celebrated abroad needs to be assessed in Denmark.
Explore this serviceWork and businessAdvice for international employees and employers.
Explore this serviceA consultation letter or refusal can bring uncertainty. We help you understand the authority’s assessment, identify deadlines and present your case.
Letters from authorities, refusals and appealsWe review the letter, decision and records to identify the key questions.
Relevant facts and legal arguments are presented in a clear, coherent way.
You receive advice on a response, appeal or reopening and the deadlines that need attention.
Were you or your child born outside Denmark? Get clarity on citizenship, ties to Denmark and the options for retaining Danish citizenship.
Explore citizenship retentionThe age-22 rule can affect Danes born abroad. Have your situation assessed in good time, including which periods of residence and visits may be relevant.
Martin Christian Dylla advises on immigration and Danish citizenship, with a particular focus on individuals and families. He previously worked as an Immigration Consultant at Kromann Reumert. At MD Global Mobility, he assists with applications, responses to consultation letters and administrative appeals, as well as advising businesses on international recruitment.
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