# Faroe Islands entry answer

North Korea passport → Faroe Islands
Entry date: 2026-09-12

Visa-free, 90 days
You can travel without arranging a visa.
You may stay up to 90 days in any 180 days.

Conditions:
- The traveller holds a physical residence card — a residence permit issued by Denmark or another EU/Schengen country, or a residence card issued under the EU free-movement rules as a family member of a Union citizen. A long-stay (D) visa alone does not qualify.

Source: https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/You-want-to-apply/Short-stay-visa/Visa-to-the-Faroe-Island-or-Greenland
Source checked: 2026-08-29
Data snapshot: 2026-09-10

This establishes the recorded entry rule and stay allowance, not admission, work permission, residence rights or a tax position.
https://aevamo.com/requirements/prk/fro/

## Source passage

> If you are staying in Denmark or another EU or Schengen country on a residence permit or with a residence card
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> If you are staying in Denmark or another EU or Schengen country on a residence permit or on the basis of a residence card issued under EU regulations, you can enter the Faroe Islands and Greenland without a visa.
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>  your residence permit or residence card has been issued by Denmark
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>  your residence permit or residence card has been issued by another EU or Schengen country.
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> In both cases, you must be in possession of a physical residence card.
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> An ID card issued by an EU or Schengen country that is valid for entry into Denmark does not grant entry to Greenland. You must therefore bring a passport. However, this does not apply to ID cards issued by a Nordic country, which are also valid for entry into Greenland.

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