Greek-Danish relations are at a very good level and are determined to a great extent by the participation of the two countries in the European Union and NATO. The two sides cooperate regularly in the context of bilateral consultations and within the framework of meetings at international organizations, in continuation of a practice established during the two countries’ past EU Presidencies.

The Greek Embassy in Copenhagen and the Danish Embassy in Athens work to strengthen cultural exchanges between the two countries via exhibitions, concerts, lectures and other events. The Universities of Copenhagen and Aarhus each have a Classical Studies Chair, while there is also a Modern Greek Studies Chair at the University of Copenhagen. An estimated 1,000 Greeks reside in Denmark, mostly in the Copenhagen area, where the “Greek Community of Denmark” has its headquarters.

Click here for information regarding the visa requirements for Greek citizens who want to travel to Denmark.

Click here for information regarding visa requirements for  citizens of Denmark who want to travel to Greece.

Embassy in Copenhagen

Address: Hammerensgade 4, 3rd floor, 1267 Copenhagen K      
Tel. : (0045) 3311 4533 
Fax : (0045) 3393 1646 
Emergency Tel:   (0045) 3334 6058                                        
E-mail :  
Web site: www.mfa.gr/copenhagen
Working Hours: Mon - Fri, 09:30-17:30 (Greek time)

Head of Mission : Alexandros Kougiou

Consular Office

Address : Bornholmsgade 3, 3rd floor, 1267 Copenhagen K                          
Tel. : (0045)  3334 6048,   3311 4533  
Fax : (0045) 3393 1646                                  
E-mail :
Web site: www.mfa.gr/copenhagen

Charge d' affaires: Stamatis Messinis

Honorary Consulate in Torshavn (Faeroe Islands)

Addr.: Skansavegur 7, Post Box 1010, FO-110 Tórshavn, Faeroe Islands
Tel. : (00298) 35 02 00, 28 57 00
Fax : (00298) 35 02 01
Ε-mail:
Working Hours: 09:00-16:00 (Mon - Fri)

Honorary Consul: Mr. Uni Danielsen