udvisninger

Udvisninger is a Danish term referring to the expulsion or deportation of a non-Danish citizen from Denmark. This action is typically carried out by the Danish authorities, primarily the police, under specific legal provisions. The grounds for expulsion are varied and are outlined in Danish immigration law. Common reasons include committing serious criminal offenses, posing a threat to national security, or violating immigration regulations, such as overstaying a visa or working illegally.

The process of udvisning usually involves a court decision or an administrative decision by immigration authorities. For criminal offenses, a court may order expulsion as part of a sentence. In other cases, immigration services can issue an expulsion order. The individual concerned has the right to legal representation and may have avenues for appeal, depending on the circumstances and the basis of the expulsion order.

Udvisninger can have significant implications for the individual, including the inability to return to Denmark for a specified period, or in some cases, permanently. The enforcement of expulsion orders is handled by the Danish police, and it can involve escorting the individual to the border or arranging for their transport to their country of origin or another country willing to accept them. The practice of udvisninger is a component of Denmark's broader immigration and border control policies.