Denmark Moves to Speed Up Deportations and Add GPS Tracking
The Danish parliament has passed the first reading of a bill tightening deportation rules for convicted foreign nationals and introducing GPS ankle monitors.
2026年8月16日
/ DANGDI / DANGDI / DANGDI /Foreign residents in Denmark face stricter immigration enforcement rules under a new legislative proposal. The Danish parliament has passed the first reading of a proposed deportation reform bill.
The bill aims to streamline deportation procedures for foreign nationals convicted of serious crimes. It also introduces electronic GPS ankle monitors for certain individuals.
The tracking requirement applies to people living at departure centres without legal residence. This measure ensures authorities can monitor individuals awaiting deportation.
The bill will now undergo further parliamentary readings before it can become law. Foreign residents should stay informed about changing residency regulations and legal requirements.
This update was originally reported by CPH Post.
Source: The Copenhagen Post
