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DENMARK

Denmark offers world-class education and innovation-based learning. Denmark is a top study destination in Northern Europe with high-quality education, strong research standards, and an excellent quality of life. It hosts 20,000+ international students and offers many English-taught programs.

Overview

Capital: Copenhage
Language: Danish (English widely spoken)
Currency: Danish Krone (DKK)
Population: ~5.6 million
Popular Cities: Copenhagen , Aarhus , Odense
Indian Population in Denmark: Approx 18,000 – 20,000 of Indian origin
Indian Embassy in Denmark: Embassy of India in Copenhagen

Visa types

Student Visa

Tourist Visa

Business Visa

Dependent Visa

Why Study in Denmark

  • Top-ranked universities
  • Research-based education
  • High employability
  • High-quality education & research
  • English widely spoken
  • Safe, modern, and student-friendly
  • Strong job opportunities after study

Student Visa Requirements

  • Valid passport
  • Admission letter
  • Financial proof
  • English Language Test
  • Academic Documents
  • Statement of Purpose
  • Visa Application Form + Fees
  • Accommodation proof
  • Travel insurance

Top Universities

  • University of Copenhagen
  • Technical University of Denmark
  • Aarhus University
  • Copenhagen Business School
  • Aalborg University

Cost of Studying Tuition Fees

  • International students: €6,000 – €16,000 per year

Scholarships

Denmark has launched a new scholarship programme for students from non-EU/EEA countries. Scholarships and tuition fee waivers are available for high performing students enrolling in certain study programmes. Some universities and educational institutions also have their own scholarships. Contact the institution when you apply for admission. In addition, it is possible to apply for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship to do a master’s degree partly at Danish and partly at another European educational institution. Your possibilities as an exchange/guest student depend on your home institution and the chosen exchange agreement. If you are studying in countries outside the EU you should seek information about grants and scholarships at your educational institution in your own country. Students from outside the EU can also find links to several scholarship programmes at the EU-database.

Fund to Show (Visa Requirement)

  • Approx €10,000 – €14,000/year
  • Based on monthly requirement (~€800–€1,000/month)

Proof:

  • Bank balance
  • Scholarship / sponsor

Part-Time Job (Earnings)

  • Allowed: 20 hours/week
  • Pay: €12 – €18/hour

Monthly earning:

  • €800 – €1,200 approx

Reality:

  • High wages
  • But
  • High expenses balance it out
  • Jobs easier if you know Danish (but English jobs exist)

Post Study Work Visa (PSW)

  • 3 years
  • One of the best PSW options in Europe
  • Time to find job comfortably

PR (Permanent Residency) Process

  • PR after 4–8 years (depends on conditions)

Requirements:

  • Full-time job
  • Salary criteria
  • Danish language

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