Document background
The Affidavit of Invitation and Support is a crucial document in Danish immigration processes, used when a resident of Denmark wishes to invite and sponsor a foreign national's temporary stay in the country. This legally binding declaration, governed by Danish law and particularly the Aliens Act (Udlændingeloven), requires the inviter to demonstrate their ability and commitment to support their guest. The document typically includes detailed information about both parties, the purpose and duration of the visit, and specific financial commitments. It's commonly required for various visa applications, family visits, business trips, or academic exchanges. The affidavit must be properly executed according to Danish legal requirements, often requiring notarization and supporting documentation to verify the host's financial capacity and accommodation arrangements. This document plays a vital role in Denmark's immigration system by ensuring that visitors have adequate support during their stay and helping authorities prevent potential public welfare burdens.
