Government moves to abolish system of residence permits for rejected asylum seekers in Denmark
Today, foreigners in Denmark without legal residence can be granted a residence permit after 18 months, if the Danish government has not been able to deport them.The system is aimed at people who have been refused asylum by the Ministry for Immigration and Integration, but whose deportation is – despite their cooperating with Danish authorities […]
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