24-YearRule for Foreign Couple Seeking Temp. Residence?
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My domestic partner (and fiance) and I heard about a "24-year rule" for Danish visa applications -- both partners must be at least 24 in order for a foreigner to get a family reunification visa to join their Danish spouse.
The official Danish visa site is unclear: https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-us/coming_ … cation.htm
Does the 24-year restriction apply only to couples where one partner is a Danish citizen or permanent resident? Or would it also prevent me (23) and my fiance (22) from moving together? We are both American, and my fiance plans to get a work visa for a position he's been offered in Denmark.
Any information would be appreciated! I have tried several times to get in touch with the Danish consulate about this to no avail. Thank you 
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