Diplomatic agencies of the People's Republic of China
The Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Kingdom of Denmark (hereinafter referred to as the "Chinese Embassy in Denmark") is a diplomatic agency established by the People's Republic of China in the Kingdom of Denmark. The address is located in Copenhagen, the capital of the Kingdom of Denmark[1]。
On January 9, 1950, Denmark recognized New China;On May 11, 1950, Denmark officially established diplomatic relations with China;On February 15, 1956, Denmark and China upgraded the legation to embassy and sent ambassadors to each other[2]。
According to the official website of the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Kingdom of Denmark in February 2021, the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China in the Kingdom of Denmark isFeng Tie[3]。
Chinese name
Chinese Embassy in the Kingdom of Denmark
Foreign name
Embassy of The People's Republic of China in The Kingdom of Denmark
On January 9, 1950, the Kingdom of Denmark officially recognized the People's Republic of China.
On May 11, 1950, the People's Republic of China and the Kingdom of Denmark officially established diplomatic relations.
On February 15, 1956, China and Denmark upgraded the legation to embassy and sent ambassadors to each other[2][4]。
Embassy landscape
geographical position
Announce
edit
The Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Kingdom of Denmark is located in the capital of the Kingdom of DenmarkCopenhagen（OEREGARRDS ALLE 25,2900 HELLERUP, COPENHAGEN,DENMARK）[5], the address of China Visa Application Service Center is Lingby Road 28,st.tv Yeah. 2100 Copenhagen E[1]。
Chinese Embassy in the Kingdom of Denmark
Institutional setup
Announce
edit
Internal organization
As of February 2021, the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Kingdom of Denmark has five departments, namely, the Political Information Department, the Economic and Commercial Department, the Science, Technology, Education and Culture Department, the Military Affairs Department and the Office[1]。
Embassy business
Announce
edit
Business Settings
According to the official website of the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Kingdom of Denmark in February 2021, the Consulate General provides four services, including visa, passport, notarization and authentication[6]。
Handling time
Passports and travel documents
business
Handling time
Passport renewal, issuance and reissue
15 working days
Name annotation, renewal and issuance of travel permit
4 working days
Urgent
2-3 working days
Urgent
Within 24 hours
(Data updated on February 1, 2021[7]）
Note: The applicant makes an appointment through the online booking system "Online Booking System for Overseas Chinese Citizen Passports", and goes to the embassy to handle the appointment according to the appointment time.[7]
Notarization
business
time
ordinary
4 working days
Urgent
2-3 working days
(Data updated in February 2016[8]）
Fees
Consular Certificate Fee Schedule
project
Charging
fee for an urgent case
Extraordinary expenses
Issuance and renewal of Chinese passports
120 SEK
nothing
nothing
Chinese passport reissue
120 SEK
nothing
nothing
Abnormal renewal of Chinese passport
120 SEK
nothing
nothing
Abnormal reissue of Chinese passport
120 SEK
nothing
nothing
Chinese passport notes
SEK 19
160 kroner
SEK 230
Issuance of China Travel Certificate
120 SEK
160 kroner
SEK 230
Statement of Hong Kong Entry Status
250 kroner
160 kroner
SEK 230
notarization
to be alive
No charge
nothing
nothing
Civil
original
SEK 140
copy
50 kroner
160 kroner
SEK 230
Commercial
original
280 SEK
copy
50 kroner
authentication
Civil (Chinese citizen)
50 kroner
160 kroner
SEK 230
Civil (resident citizen)
SEK 150
160 kroner
SEK 230
Commercial affairs (Chinese citizens)
SEK 110
160 kroner
SEK 230
Commercial affairs (resident citizens)
250 kroner
160 kroner
SEK 230
Port sign
250 kroner
160 kroner
SEK 230
Port entry permit (holder of Chinese passport and travel permit)
SEK 70
160 kroner
SEK 230
Data updated in November 2018[9]
Note: When applying for both mainland and Hong Kong visas, only one visa fee will be charged;No matter how many times the port visa is handled.[9]
Travel Certificate and Passport Fee Schedule
country
Number of entries
Ordinary parts
urgent item
extra urgent document
Denmark
1 entry
250 kroner
nothing
nothing
2 entries
SEK 400
Multiple entries in half a year
SEK 500
Multiple entries in one year
SEK 750
Denmark (travel permit)
Foreigners in Denmark
Non Danish citizen
1 entry
250 kroner
nothing
nothing
2 entries
SEK 400
Multiple entries in half a year
SEK 500
Multiple entries in one year
SEK 750
U.S.A
SEK 800 (individual visa)
SEK 150
250 kroner
(Data updated in October 2013[10]）
Cultural characteristics
Announce
edit
Celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China
On September 30, 2019, Chinese Ambassador to Denmark Feng Tie held a reception to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, which was attended by more than 400 people[11]。
The Second Sino Danish Dragon Boat Cultural Festival
On June 23, 2019, the second China Denmark Dragon Boat Festival was held in the South Port of Copenhagen, Denmark. A total of 33 teams participated in the competition. Zhao Shi'enzan, Counselor of the Chinese Embassy in Denmark, Wang Haidi, a member of the city of Copenhagen, Holmquist, chairman of the Danish Rowing Club, Lin Yanbiao, chairman of the Danish Chinese Association, and representatives of overseas Chinese academia attended the opening ceremony and held a display and interaction of Chinese traditional culture,The Dragon Boat Team of the Chinese Embassy in Denmark won the second place[12]。
The Third "Chinese Bridge" for Middle School Students and the Ninth "Chinese Bridge" Chinese Competition for College Students
On April 27, 2010, the preliminary round of the third "Chinese Bridge" for middle school students and the ninth "Chinese Bridge" for college students in Denmark was concluded. The preliminary round was jointly sponsored by the Education Office of the Chinese Embassy in Denmark and the Confucius Institute for Business in Copenhagen, with a total of 7 participants[13]。
