IT University of Copenhagen :

• Location: Copenhagen
• Popular Programs: IT, Computer Science, Data Science
• Rank: Top 500 globally.
• Tuition: EUR 8,000–12,000 per year (~USD 8,500–13,000)

Visa Requirements for Studying in Denmark (Student Visa – Residence Permit)

1. Letter of Admission

• You must have a Letter of Admission from a recognized Danish educational institution. This is required to apply for a student visa.

2. Application Form

• Complete the Residence Permit Application Form for studying in Denmark, which can be found on the Danish Immigration Service website.

3. Valid Passport

• Your passport must be valid for at least 3 months beyond the end date of your studies.

4. Passport-sized Photos

• Recent passport-sized photographs that meet Danish specifications.

5. Proof of Financial Means

• You need to show that you have sufficient funds to cover your living expenses and tuition fees. The minimum requirement is:
  • Living Costs: DKK 7,800 per month (~EUR 1,050 or USD 1,100)
  • Tuition Fees: Proof of payment or the ability to pay the tuition fees.

Documents accepted:

• Bank statements (last 3–6 months)
• Proof of scholarship, financial aid, or sponsorship
• Letter of financial support from family or guardians

6. Proof of Health Insurance

• You need to have health insurance coverage for the duration of your stay. This can be arranged through Danish health insurance providers or through your university if they offer coverage.

7. Academic Qualifications

• Provide copies of your academic qualifications and transcripts.

8. Visa Fee

• The visa application fee is approximately DKK 3,000 (~EUR 400 or USD 450).

9. Proof of Accommodation

• You must provide proof of accommodation arrangements in Denmark, such as a lease agreement or university housing confirmation.

10. Biometrics

• You may be required to submit biometric data (fingerprints and photo) as part of the visa process.

11. Health Check (if required)

• Some students may need to undergo a health examination depending on their country of origin or visa application specifics.

12. Visa Processing Time

• The processing time for a Danish student visa typically ranges from 1 to 3 months, depending on the completeness of your application and the processing workload.

13. Work While Studying

• As a student in Denmark, you are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during the semester and full-time during breaks.

14. Residence Permit (After Graduation)

• After completing your studies, you can apply for a Post-Graduation Residence Permit to look for work in Denmark. This permit is generally valid for up to 6 months.