If you're changing flights at a Danish airport but not leaving the airport, you may need an airport transit visa. This lets you enter the international transit area of the airport but not the country itself.

Schengen visas can be issued for either single entry or multiple entries. A single-entry visa permits you to enter the Schengen area only once, as specified by "01" on the visa sticker. Conversely, a visa permitting two or multiple entries allows you to enter the area twice or multiple times within the visa's validity period. The actual validity may vary, as it is subject to the discretion of the embassy.

Yes, your Denmark visa is a Schengen visa. A Schengen visa is a short-term visa that allows you to travel to and within all 27 Schengen countries, including Denmark.

No, Denmark does not offer visas on arrival to Indians. You need to have an approved visa prior to your departure.

Your Denmark tourist visa lets you stay in Denmark for 90 days within a 180-day timeframe. The actual validity may vary, as it is subject to the discretion of the embassy. While they can issue it for up to 6 months (180 days), it's not guaranteed in every case.

A tourist visa for Denmark typically permits you to visit for up to 90 days within a 180-day period from the date of issue. Nevertheless, in some cases, the embassy may grant visas for shorter durations based on your travel history and application. It's advisable to confirm the precise dates and duration once your visa is granted.

The Denmark visa takes 15 to 21 working days after your appointment at the visa application centre.