On this page you can read more about the purposes and legitimate reasons as to why we process personal data.
In the following sections you can read more about the different purposes and types of processing. You can also read about the legal basis of our processing, what categories of personal data we process, if we share the data with third parties, and how long we save your personal data.
Furthermore you can read about your rights as a data subject i.e. the right of access to the personal data we process about you, and how to contact us or our data protection officer.
We process your personal data for a number of different purposes. You can read more about the processing by following the links below.
Read more about the Immigration Service processing of personal data concerning residence in Denmark
Read more about the Immigration Service processing of personal data concerning processing of complaints.
Read more about the Immigration Service processing of personal data concerning enquiries about public access to documents, access to data, the rights of data subjects, requests for access, etc.
Read more about the Immigration Service processing of personal data concerning enquiries from citizens.
Read more about the Immigration Service processing of personal data concerning parliamentary control.
Read more about the Immigration Service processing of personal data concerning drafting legislation.
Read more about the Immigration Service processing of personal data concerning networks.
Read more about the Immigration Service processing of personal data concerning video surveillance
Read more about the Immigration Service processing of personal data concerning telephone conversations
Read more about the Immigration Service processing of personal data concerning newsletters.
According to the GDPR you have the right to:
If you want to exercise your rights as a data subject, you have to contact the data controller meaning the Danish Immigration Service.
To answer your inquiries we will need to be able to identify you. Either by you providing the case number, your address or your CPR number, if you have one. We urge that you contact us via a secure connection – for instance by using our contact form or e-Boks.
The Danish Immigration Service has a data protection officer to advise the Danish Immigration Service on the requirements for processing personal data. If you have questions regarding the processing of personal data, you can contact our data protection officer. Our data protection officer can be contacted via:
You have the right to submit a complaint with the Danish Data Protection Authority, if you are not satisfied with the way we process your personal data.
Read more about how to submit a complaint with the Danish Data Protection Authority