If you are thinking about getting education abroad, we recommend considering a country like Denmark. Here you can get an academic or vocational education, as well as improve your communication skills in English (when enrolling in English-language programs). Denmark is considered one of the safest countries in the EU. It is peaceful and beautiful, and the standard of living is high, yet there are no exorbitant prices for housing or education.

Education in Denmark is of a high standard – it is not only standardized but also meets the highest standards. After receiving an education in Denmark, a foreigner will immediately become a respected professional not only in his or her home country but also worldwide. The education at most universities is taught in English, and the population in particular is fluent in this language. In addition, a student who has studied in Denmark can apply for a Danish passport. 

Only citizens of the European Union and Switzerland can study in Denmark free of charge. Otherwise, you will have to pay between €7,000 and €20,000 per year for your training. There are 3 educational levels available – bachelor, master, and doctor of philosophy. Ph.D. programs are free for all students.

In Denmark, you can get an education in medicine, economics, and the arts. For example, the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts teaches art, media culture, sculpture, etc. The cost of studying here is €11,000 per year.

The Danish University of Technology is one of the most respected in the EU. Here you can become a specialist in one of 17 professions for your future career. The average tuition fee is €15,000 per year.

The University of Copenhagen offers degrees in the following fields: humanities, law, natural sciences, social sciences, theology, and medicine. Tuition fees are €10,000 per year.

1. The diploma in education is recognized worldwide;

2. There are no entry exams;

3. Admission is possible even with not the highest grades;

4. Study in English.

To study at a university in Denmark, you need to apply for admission and send the necessary documents. The enrolment process is usually done online. After successful enrolment, you must then obtain your student visa.

There is no such thing as a student visa in Denmark. A national type D visa is suitable for students.

To do so, the following documents must be submitted to the country's consulate:

1. A completed visa application form;

2. An international passport, which must have a "reserve" validity period of at least 3 months after departure from Denmark;

3. Copies of all pages of your passport;

4. Health insurance is valid in all Schengen countries. The minimum amount of his/her coverage should be €40,000 (you can arrange an insurance policy on our website. Hyperlink)

5. 2 passport photos;

6. Bank statement with €12,000 in your account;

7. Confirmation of admission to the university (certificate of admission, etc.);

8. Confirmation of residence for the duration of the studies;

9. Documents relating to a full general secondary education.

Important: all documents must be in English/Danish and bear an apostille.

The average processing time at the Danish consulate is 20 days.