Your Complete Guide
Denmark Study Visa
Whether you’re planning to pursue an undergraduate degree, postgraduate program, or English language course, understanding the study visa requirements is crucial for a smooth and successful journey.
Why Denmark?
Denmark is home to some of the world's top universities and has earned a reputation for academic excellence.
Work While Studying
Students are allowed to work part-time:
During Term Time: up to 20 hours/week
During Holidays: up to 40 hours/week
During Term Time: up to 20 hours/week
During Holidays: up to 40 hours/week
Study Visas Types
There 2 types:
C Study Visa (Short Stay)
D Study Visa (Long Stay)
C Study Visa (Short Stay)
D Study Visa (Long Stay)
PGW Visa
Third-Level Graduate Scheme that allows international students to stay in Ireland for up to 2 years
- Admission to a recognized program at an Irish institution.
- Evidence of financial support (approximately €7,000 for one year).
- Proof of English language proficiency (valid IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE scores).
- A valid passport.
- Offer letter from an Irish university.
- Receipt of tuition fee payment.
- Recent bank statements demonstrating sufficient funds.
- Proof of medical insurance coverage.
- €60 for a single-entry visa
- €100 for a multi-entry visa.
- Not mandatory for all applicants.
- Some students may be requested to attend an interview by Ireland’s Visa Application Office for additional clarification.