Italy to Denmark visa requirements

No. As an EU citizen, an Italian passport holder needs no visa to visit Denmark and may enter freely under EU freedom of movement using a valid passport or national ID card. Italy and Denmark are both European Union member states and part of the Schengen Area. Italian nationals therefore enjoy full EU freedom of movement and do not need any visa, residence permit, or entry authorization to travel to Denmark for tourism or a short visit. They may enter with either a valid Italian passport or a valid national identity card. Because Denmark and Italy are both inside Schengen, there are normally no systematic border checks, though Denmark may reintroduce temporary internal border controls in exceptional circumstances, in which case a valid ID must be shown. The Schengen 90/180-day short-stay rule and the upcoming ETIAS travel authorization apply only to non-EU visa-exempt nationals; they do NOT apply to EU citizens such as Italians, who can stay, work, and reside in Denmark without time limit as an exercise of free movement (registration is only required for stays beyond 3 months). No fee, application, or processing time is involved for a short tourist visit.