Lov om ændring af udlændingeloven, lov om Det Centrale Personregister og forskellige andre love (Afskæring af offentlige tilbud m.v. til udlændinge, som opholder sig ulovligt i Danmark) | A20250164830 — Denmark law | Esheria

Lov om ændring af udlændingeloven, lov om Det Centrale Personregister og forskellige andre love (Afskæring af offentlige tilbud m.v. til udlændinge, som opholder sig ulovligt i Danmark)

This amendment introduces restrictions on public support, enrollment, and some public data access for persons staying illegally in Denmark, and gives ministers power to set more detailed rules.

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Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
A20250164830
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
da
Updated
Official source
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CPR access benefits eligibility confidentiality data sharing education support eligibility checks enrollment restrictions health law identity/status verification institutional access to CPR data management ownership parental absence public-benefit administration registration residence permits student admission student admissions student dismissal student expulsion tax administration tax withholding territorial application

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This amendment introduces restrictions on public support, enrollment, and some public data access for persons staying illegally in Denmark, and gives ministers power to set more detailed rules. If an institution learns a student is staying illegally in Denmark, it must immediately remove the student; illegally staying persons also cannot be enrolled, and certain private providers may check CPR residence-status data for administration purposes. Skoler og uddannelsesinstitutioner skal straks udskrive elever eller lærlinge/kursister, hvis de får kendskab til ulovligt ophold i Danmark, og personer med ulovligt ophold kan ikke optages eller være indskrevet. This section amends several Danish laws so that people staying illegally in Denmark face registration, ownership, tax-card, and benefit-related restrictions. § 1, nr. 2 og 3, applies from the law’s commencement to all cases, regardless of when the application was filed or when the first residence permit was issued.