Danish Authorities Warn Foreign Residents of Immigration Scams

Danish immigration authorities issued an official warning today. Scammers are targeting foreign residents in Copenhagen. These fraudsters claim to represent immigration agencies. They use phone calls and fake emails to demand money. They also ask for sensitive personal data.

• Scammers claim to be from Danish immigration authorities.
• Officials never demand money or payment over the phone.
• Never share your CPR number or MitID details by email.
• Verify suspicious messages directly at nyidanmark.dk.
• Report fraud attempts to Copenhagen police immediately.

The warning comes from SIRI and the Danish Immigration Service. Fraudsters often threaten victims with visa cancellation. They trick residents into making quick payments. They also try to steal personal identities.

Danish authorities never ask for payment over the phone. Official agencies will not request your MitID by email. Foreign workers and students should remain cautious. Always verify requests through official channels. Check the official website nyidanmark.dk for updates.

If you receive a suspicious call, hang up immediately. Do not click links in unsolicited emails. Report any financial losses to the police.