Danish immigration law governs the rules and regulations for individuals seeking to enter or reside in Denmark. It includes provisions for various categories such as work permits, family reunification, and asylum seekers. The law aims to balance the needs of the labor market with humanitarian considerations. To obtain residency, applicants must meet specific criteria, including language proficiency and financial stability. The Danish Immigration Service oversees the application process, ensuring compliance with national and EU regulations. Violations of immigration laws can lead to deportation or bans on re-entry into Denmark.