1) Apply to school

Every Danish university has an English version on its website. You can click on the British flag or the word "English" to enter. In the English version you will quickly find the contact email address of its International Student Department or Admissions Office, as well as English-taught programs. Contact us by email, briefly introduce yourself and request an application form. Application forms for many schools can be downloaded directly from their websites.

Get the application completed and mail it to the school together with relevant certificates and copies (unless originals are required). If the school considers that the applicant meets the requirements, it will generally issue an admission letter directly.

2) Apply for a passport

The procedures for applying for a passport when studying abroad are the same in all countries.

3) Apply for a visa

Apply for a study visa with the admission notice, which is valid for 1 year.

Required preparations when applying for a Danish study visa

1) Bring your household registration book and ID card to a notary office at or above the municipal level (inclusive) to obtain notarization of your highest academic diploma and related materials required by the school. notarization.

2) Take the notarized certificate to the Provincial Foreign Affairs Office (Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs) for authentication. It is to put a small note on the back of your notarial certificate, stamped by the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and signed by a third secretary, to prove that your notarial certificate is authentic.

3) Go to any bank to issue a certificate of living funds (limited to the three major banks in China). If the financial certificate is in the name of the parents, notarized documents documenting the relationship between parents and children are also required.

The process of applying for a Danish study visa

1) Contact the embassy or consulate.

2) Fill in the visa application form and questionnaire (both in English). Two 2-inch photos of the same background are required here.

3) Materials to be submitted: Notarized certificate of the highest academic degree and its English copy, admission letter, copy of the first page of the passport (the page with the photo), and other required materials. Submit the above materials, passport, application form, questionnaire, etc. to the embassy office staff. Regardless of whether the embassy requires original documents from you, all original documents will be returned.

4) Have a small interview or oral English conversation with the embassy staff. The time is very short and the content is very simple.

5) Pay the visa fee and get a receipt.

6) Get a call from the embassy in one to five weeks, and go to the embassy with your ID card and receipt to get your visa. This can be collected by someone on your behalf, and the applicant’s ID card, receipt and the ID card of the person collecting the ticket must be presented.

4) Departure and Arrival

Denmark is a small country, and most people enter the country in Copenhagen. Those going to Jylland can also choose to enter Germany.

There is a train station on the first floor of Copenhagen Airport, where you can buy tickets to various places. Students under the age of 26 can apply for the Danish National Railways (DSB) "Wild

Card" here with their passports. With this card, they can enjoy youth discount fares. You can get a proxy card at that time, and the official card will be sent to your address one to two weeks later.

5) Register at the school and get a student apartment

The school will solve all your problems for you. Some schools have temporary accommodation, and you need to find a place by yourself later.

6) Apply for a yellow card (because the card is yellow)

Students in Denmark should go to the commune (Kommune) where they are located to apply for population registration and receive a person number (Personnummer), one to two You will receive a yellow card after a few weeks, and you can enjoy free medical care, library resources, etc. in Denmark. The yellow card contains your name, date of birth, address and the name of the doctor in charge.

7) Working permit and tax card

Students in Denmark can apply for a working permit by filling out an application form at the Public Security Bureau. Applying for a tax card is also very simple, but if you want to apply for a high-value tax card, you need a certificate from your work unit.

8) Apply for a bank account (take Danske Bank as an example)

Opening an account is very simple. Just show your yellow card and the clerk will fill in the application form on your behalf and you will sign at the end. You will receive your bank card and password one week later. Follow the instructions in the letter to go to the bank to activate your account. Method one: call the number in the letter; method two: go to the bank in person.

Banks also have consumer cards, which require a yellow card, bank account number and photo. Danish consumer cards include Dankort and VISA (informal credit card). The former is used in Denmark and the latter can be used all over the world, but neither can be overdrafted. To apply for VISA, you need to have a monthly income certificate (clip), and the procedure is the same as for a bank card.

9) Renewal

Renewal is handled at the local Public Security Bureau or Immigration Bureau office. It is very simple to renew the visa for the second academic year at the same school, and you can even get the visa on the spot. It takes more than a month to apply for a visa change when changing schools or applying for a tourist visa because you don’t want to go home during the holidays. In addition, you can also apply for a one-month extension of your visa with valid reasons.

A Danish study visa generally requires submission of a school confirmation letter and proof of financial resources (bank account) of four thousand Danish kroner per month.