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Proposal: The right to withdraw in the repatriation scheme should be removed

Official title (in Danish): Forslag til folket­ings­beslut­ning om afskaffelse af fortrydelsesretten i re­patri­er­ing­sord­nin­gen

Parliamentary resolution · B 13 (2026-27) · Udlændinge- og In­teg­ra­tionsmin­is­ter­iet

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In short

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  • Proposed by: Dan­marks­de­mokraterne (5 members, first named: Dennis Flydtkjær)
  • What is proposed: The proposal calls on the Danish Parliament to require the government to introduce a bill that removes the right to withdraw in the repatriation scheme.
  • Who would be affected: The proposal concerns foreign nationals who repatriate to their home country.
  • When: The proposal has not been adopted yet. A proposal for a parliamentary resolution is not an act and does not change the rules by itself. If the Danish Parliament adopts it, it is usually a call on the government to act.

Written by AI from verbatim quotes from the source and checked by code and AI. Dates, tables and the fact box are calculated by fixed rules. Unofficial translation. Always read the original.

What the proposal says:

  • The government must introduce a bill that removes the right to withdraw in the repatriation scheme.
  • The bill must be introduced before the end of the current session.
  • Foreign nationals who repatriate must not be able to withdraw and return to their previous residence basis.
  • If a foreign national applies for a new residence basis in Denmark, all the benefits paid out must always be repaid.

Sources and original

Read the official text (in Danish) →

The case at the Danish Parliament (ft.dk)

Source: the Official Report of the Danish Parliament (Folketingstidende) and ft.dk

Translated from Danish · The Danish version and the original source apply.

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  1. Introduced · 8 October 2026
    Status in the Danish Parliament: Fremsat
    Folketingets Åbne Data – sagstrin: fremsættelse
  2. 1st reading · 1 December 2026
    Scheduled by the Danish Parliament
  3. Adopted or rejected
    Awaiting the Danish Parliament