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That is because you are both foreigners and the marriage doesn't give you any rights in Denmark. If you were a Dane marrying a non-EU foreigner it would be a co
by throwaway4good 3y ago
That is because you are both foreigners and the marriage doesn't give you any rights in Denmark. If you were a Dane marrying a non-EU foreigner it would be a completely different story.
- marcus_holmes 3y agoI suspect you're right. But there doesn't seem to be a stream of Copenhagen-resident foreigners getting married in Berlin as there is a very definite stream of Berlin residents getting married in Copenhagen.
- throwaway4good 3y agoJust be clear - the restrictions are on a non-EU foreign spouse's rights to residency in Denmark - not the marriage itself. Here Denmark is extremely restrictive forcing many Danish/non-EU-couples to live in Sweden and yes Germany.
- marcus_holmes 3y agoYeah, that's a different thing. We just went to Copenhagen to get married and then left immediately. Ended up in Australia as getting residency for my wife there was super easy compared to getting EU residence for me.