Voters who are subject to section 96a and who are registered in the Civil Registration System (CPR) as having left Denmark or residing in Greenland shall, on request, be admitted to a special electoral register in the City of Copenhagen if a decision to this effect is made not later than on the seventh day prior to the election day.

(2) Voters who have resided on the Faroe Islands or in Greenland, respectively, for more than four years may be admitted to the electoral register only if, in each individual case, the Election Board considers that the conditions in section 96a are satisfied. In case of doubt as to whether a voter is subject to section 96a, the voter may be admitted to the electoral register only if, in each individual case, the Election Board considers that the conditions in section 96a are satisfied.

(3) A decision to admit a voter subject to section 96a(2) or (3) or section 96a(5), cf. subsection (2) or (3), to the electoral register is applicable for a period of two years from the date of the decision. If the voter submits a request for re-admission to the electoral register before expiry of the period set out in the 1st sentence hereof, the period shall be extended until a decision is made. A decision to admit a voter subject to section 96a(4) to the electoral register is applicable for a period of two years from the date of departure. A decision to admit a voter subject to section 96a(5), cf. subsection (4), to the electoral register is applicable for a period of two years from the date of the departure of the person subject to section 96a(4) to whom the voter has the relation described in section 96a(5).

(4) The Minister for Economic Affairs and the Interior shall lay down rules governing admission to and preparation of the list.