Denmark is a country which is situated in Northern Europe and is known for its high quality of life, innovation, and top tier education. It is student centered, provides problem-based learning model and focuses on critical thinking and group work. Denmark offers international students an environment to pursue higher education in English.
Study in Denmark:
Why Denmark is one of the best destinations for Nepalese students
WorldClassInnovationandResearch: It is home to one of the top ranked research universities and specialized university colleges that offer industry focused degrees.
StudyRights: The non-EU students are legally allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during their academic semesters and full-time during the months of June, July and August.
PostStudyWorkPermit: The graduates can receive work permits for up to 6 to 36 months to find skilled employment.
HighSafetyStandards: It is frequently ranked among the happiest and safest countries in the world and features public infrastructure and clean urban environments.
TravelAccess: Like most European countries, international students can travel to 29 Schengen countries without worrying about visa restrictions.
Popular Courses for Nepalese Students
EngineeringandTechnology: Software Engineering, Data Science, AI, Biotechnology and Chemical Engineering.
BusinessandInnovation: International Business Management, Supply Chain and Logistics Management and Economics.
EnvironmentalandLifeSciences: Environmental Science and Sustainability, Agricultural Science and Food Technology, Public Health and Life Sciences.
DesignandArchitecture: Architectural Technology, Media and Communications and Urban Planning.
Popular and Affordable Universities for Nepalese Students
VIAUniversityCollege: Among one of the largest universities in Denmark thatspecializes in practical bachelor’s degrees engineering, construction management and business.
BusinessAcademyAarhus: Offers applied science degrees in IT, marketing and business management.
AalborgUniversity: Globally recognized for its problem-based learning model and is a world leader in engineering and tech faculty.
TechnicalUniversityofDenmark: A university which offers specialized engineering and physical science institutions in Europe with different industry integrations.
Top 5 Popular Cities in Denmark for Nepalese Students
Copenhagen: Capital city of Denmark which is home to historical universities, corporate headquarters and tech startup ecosystem.
Aarhus: Features vibrant student community and cultural hubs.
Aalborg: Known for engineering and problem-based learning initiatives in a reasonably cost-effective environment.
Odense: A major robotics and tech hub which is known for high livability and student housing options.
Horsens: Regional town with active university campuses and lower housing costs.
Types of Courses
APDegree(AcademyProfession):It is a 2-year vocational undergraduate degree that focuses on direct workplace skills.
Bachelor’s: A 1.5-year degree program that allows the AP graduates to complete their bachelor’s degree.
ProfessionalBachelor’s: 3.5-to-4-year undergraduate degree with corporate internships.
ResearchBachelor’s: 3 year’s courses focused on independent research and theoretical frameworks.
Master’s: Specialized degree offered by several research universities in Denmark. Usually around 2 years.
Academic Requirements
LevelofCourse
AcademicRequirement(NEB)
English LanguageRequirement
APDegreeorProfessionalBachelor’s
Class 12/+2 minimum 60-65%
IELTS: 6.5 overall, PTE: 62+
Bachelor’s(Research)
Class 12/+2 + 1 year of university study
IELTS: 6.5 overall, PTE: 62+
Master’s
4-year bachelor’s degree with GPA 3.0+
IELTS: 6.5-7.0 overall, PTE: 65+
DoctorateorPhD
Master’s degree with GPA 3.3+
IELTS: 7.0 overall, PTE: 68+
Denmark University Application Process
NationalApplicationPortal(Optagelse.dk): Applicants can apply through the National Application Portal (Optagelse.dk) for undergraduate and directly for the Master’s program through university portals.
Providealltherequireddocuments: Transcripts, high school or degree certificates, English test scores, Motivation Letter, CV and course descriptions.
PayFirstSemesterTuition/FullFirstYearTuition: Pay first semester or full first-year tuition directly to university account to ensure admission upon conditional selection.
UniversitystartsSIRICaseOrderID: The University begins the application for residence permit process on the official Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI) portal.
FillFormST1Part2: After institution completes Part 1, complete Part 2 of Form ST1 online.
Types of Scholarships
Danish Government Scholarships (Ministerial): Competitive scholarships for tuition and living expenses for non-EU/EEA students who study full-time at public Danish universities for master’s degrees.
Erasmus+ProgramGrants: Financial mobility grants for multi-country exchange projects in Europe.
InstitutionalMeritDiscounts: Some universities provide a discount on tuition for highly qualified candidates.
Cost Breakdown from Nepal to Study in Denmark
1. Pre-Departure and Administrative Expenses
Items
Cost in DKK
Cost in NPR
SIRI ResidencePermitFee(ST1)
DKK 3,060
NPR 72,030
VFS Charge
DKK 300-DKK 500
NPR 7,060-11,770
HealthInsurance
DKK 1,200-DKK 2,500
NPR 28,250-58,80
DocumentTranslation
Nil
NPR 10,000-15,000
TuberculosisTest
Nil
NPR 6,000-8,000
No ObjectionCertificate(NOC)
Nil
NPR 2,000
FlightTicket
Varies
NPR 188,230-353,100
2. Living Costs and Maintenance Funds
MonthlyLivingExpenses: DKK 7,426 per month (NPR 1,74,800 per month)
12-MonthTotalProofofFundsRequirement: DKK 89,112 per year (NPR 21 Lakhs).
Denmark Visa Application Process and Documents Checklist
Visa Application Process
CreateCaseOrderIDsPaySIRIFee: Register on the SIRI portal (NyiDanmark), pay the official fee, and obtain your Case Order ID.
CompleteJointFormST1: Submit all required documentation including proof of tuition payment, financial documentation, and academic records.
BiometricsEnrollmentatVFSGlobal: Make an appointment to submit biometrics and physical passport at VFS Global Kathmandu (based on availability of appointments).
Processingofresidencepermitfile: SIRI processing (standard processing time: 60 days).
Collectentrydocumentsandmaketravelarrangements: Take your approval letter (Residence Permit Decision) and arrange for travel.
Documents Checklist
OriginalPassport (effective for at least three months after the date of leave).
OfficialAcceptanceLetter from recognized Danish institution.
Official Receipt of Tuition fee Funds.
PaidSIRICaseOrderID Fee Receipt (DKK 3,060).
Statementofbankbalance, strictly in applicant’s name containing DKK 89,112, dated no more than 30 days old.
AcademicCertificatesand Marksheets (+2, Bachelor’s) are required.
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