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Updated: 16 October 2025

International Student Checklist for Studying in Denmark

Intakes

  • Autumn Intake: Deadlines—February to March

  • Spring Intake: Deadlines—August to September


Eligibility Criteria

Bachelor’s Degree (Eligibility)

  1. The candidate must have completed their HSC or an equivalent program.

  2. English Proficiency:

    • IELTS: 6.5

    • TOEFL iBT: 83

Master’s Degree (Eligibility)

  1. Bachelor’s Degree: A completed 4-year undergraduate program (or equivalent).

  2. English Proficiency:

    • IELTS: 6.5 (with no individual band below 6.0)

    • TOEFL: 88 (with no section below 20)


Admission Requirements Checklist

  1. Academic Certificates & Transcripts: Translated into English.

  2. English Proficiency Certificate: IELTS or TOEFL.

  3. Statement of Purpose (SOP): A personal statement outlining your motivations, academic goals, and reasons for choosing the program.

  4. Letters of Recommendation: Academic or professional references.

  5. Curriculum Vitae (CV): A comprehensive CV highlighting your academic and professional achievements.


Visa Requirements Checklist

  1. Valid Passport: Ensure it is valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay.

  2. Photograph: Passport-sized photo that meets embassy specifications.

  3. Completed and Signed Visa Application Form: Ensure all sections are accurately filled out.

  4. Acceptance Letter (Offer Letter): A confirmed admission letter from the university.

  5. Financial Proof:

    • You can provide a Danish or European bank account, a scholarship, or a guarantee from a sponsor; however, this is not required for single applicants.

    • Bank Statement: Required if you have a dependent. The minimum required amount is 1,400,000 BDT per dependent.

  6. Accommodation Proof: Housing contract or university dormitory booking to show where you will stay during your studies.

  7. Health Insurance: Proof of adequate health insurance for the duration of your stay in Denmark.

  8. Visa Fee Receipt: Confirmation of payment for your visa application processing fee.

Author: Mohammaddullah Akash, Research Associate – Kompass Education & Visa Consultancy