Visa Info for Italian Students Going to a University in Denmark

Well, will you look at that!

Because you're a national of Italy, you'll be thrilled to discover that you don't need a visa to study in Denmark. Rejoice!

Still, that doesn't mean you can just pack up and leave for Denmark. You will still need to arrange a few things:

• Health insurance. This means you have to do some research to find out if you have to pay it beforehand, or if you're required to have a certain amount of insurance coverage per year;
• Money for tuition and living costs. This may vary depending on your chosen university, the degree programme you decided to study in, or, even, the region and city in Denmark;
• Residence permit. This will have to be renewed every one or two years. So, pay attention to that, and mark it with red in your calendar. You'll be able to apply for the residence permit once you get a fixed address in Denmark. Make sure you provide all the required documents and leave enough time to wait for your permit;
• Awesome on-campus accommodation. You can easily rent an apartment with other students, and spend the next three years debating who should wash which dishes.
• Your plane ticket. The sooner you book it, the less you'll have to pay for it.

Sure, those won't be that easy to get. But, hey! - at least you skipped the student visa part, so that's something, isn't it?

Don't forget you are also allowed to work during your studies. Usually, students who are EU-nationals studying in an EU-country don't have any work restrictions. Others are generally allowed to work for up to 20 hours per week. Just make sure to check what the law in Denmark has to say about that before looking for a job.

What else can we say but: good luck and never forget to have fun during your studies!

Denmark

Planning on studying a Bachelor's programme in a place where everyone feels happy all the time? Well, Denmark should be your primary choice. Everyone knows that Denmark is the happiest country in the world; and, no doubt, the feeling of happiness is contagious. As a Bachelor's degree student enrolled in a university in Denmark, you will experience some innovative teaching methods, allowing you to acquire the skills to become an independent learner.

If you study abroad in Denmark, you'll have a fun and enriching experience that will also help you gain an excellent foundation for your future career. Pick an Fine Arts Bachelor's degree from the homeland of Hamlet, or build in-depth knowledge of Business, Engineering, Environmental Science, Economics with an English-taught graduate degree from the Danes.