Denmark decides to resubmit L98 naturalisation bill; other cases remain on hold
The 5 October notice distinguishes applicants listed in the lapsed bill from other naturalisation cases.
Denmark’s Ministry of Immigration and Integration said on 5 October that naturalisation bill L98, which lapsed when an election was called, would be resubmitted. Listed applicants will be notified and reassessed. Certain Denmark-born stateless people and specified parentage cases would also be included.[1]
Applications outside L98 still await clarification of naturalisation conditions. This is neither a general restart of all cases nor a citizenship grant: resubmission, reassessment and final legislation remain distinct stages.[1]
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This article provides general information. Individual applications are subject to the applicable rules and the competent authority’s assessment.