for Nepalese Students
With a strong focus on practical skills, creativity, and global careers, Denmark is a top destination for Nepalese students looking for quality education in Europe.
Unlock world-ranked education, practical learning, and excellent career opportunities in a safe and welcoming country.
Experience English-taught programs, modern campuses, and affordable student living in one of the world’s happiest nations.
Study in a country known for creativity, sustainability, and industry-connected learning that prepares you for success.
Denmark is one of Europe’s most student-friendly countries known for innovation, safety, affordability, and world-class education. With globally recognised universities and a strong focus on practical learning, Denmark is an ideal destination for Nepali students looking for international opportunities.
Danish universities rank among Europe’s best, offering research-driven and innovation-focused programs.
Over 700+ bachelor’s and master’s degrees are available entirely in English.
Denmark consistently ranks among the world’s safest and happiest nations.
Low tuition fees and student-friendly living costs compared to many European countries.
High demand for graduates in IT, engineering, business, biotech, and sustainability sectors.
Students can work up to 20 hours/week and full-time during June–August.
Attractive job search visa lets graduates find work after completing their degree.
Denmark’s education system is structured to promote creativity, teamwork, and real-world learning. It includes:
Teaching Style:
Project-based learning, group assignments, critical thinking, and industry collaboration.
Visa Type:
Residence Permit (Study Visa) for full-time academic studies.
While top global universities get a lot of attention, these Danish public universities offer excellent education at comparatively lower costs making them great picks for Nepalese budgets.
Tuition fees vary depending on program (Bachelor, Master, field), and scholarships may reduce the cost. Always check the university’s official website for exact fee details.
Nepalese students prefer practical, career-focused programs. Denmark offers globally recognized degrees in high-demand fields. Here are popular courses with estimated annual tuition:
€8,000–€15,000/year
€7,000–€14,000/year
For the Denmark Study Visa, Nepalese students must show financial proof covering living expenses + tuition fees:
Bachelor’s Degree:
€12,000 – €22,000/year (Tuition + Living)
Master’s Degree:
€13,000 – €25,000/year
Partial or full tuition waiver + monthly stipend (varies by university)
Available at SDU, AAU, Aarhus University, UCPH, CBS, DTU
For selected exchange and joint programs
Residence Permit Fee: DKK 2,115
Health Insurance: Covered by Denmark after CPR registration
Airfare (Nepal → Denmark): NPR 80,000 – NPR 150,000
IELTS/PTE: NPR 25,000–NPR 30,000
Application Fees: Varies (many universities accept free applications)
Understanding your living expenses is essential for planning your study journey. Below is a clear breakdown of typical monthly and annual costs in Denmark, based on recent data.
1 Bedroom (City Centre): 7,800–14,000 kr/month
1 Bedroom (Outside Centre): 3,700–11,000 kr/month
3 Bedroom (City Centre): 8,500–23,000 kr/month
Basic Utilities (Electricity, Heating, Water): 900–2,500 kr/month
Internet (Unlimited): 199–369 kr/month
Groceries: 1,800–2,800 kr/month
Campus Meal Plan: 1,200–2,500 kr/month (varies by institution)
Eating Out: 100–300 kr per meal
Transit Pass: 420–1,000 kr/month
Cycling: 0 kr/month (one-time bicycle purchase: 800–1,500 kr)
Taxi Ride: 39–75 kr start + 11–25 kr per km
Fuel (Petrol): 13.60–15.27 kr per liter
Public Health Coverage (after CPR): Free
Private Health Insurance: 1,500–3,500 kr/year
Temporary Travel Insurance (before CPR): 500–1,200 kr/month
Mobile & Internet: 300–450 kr/month
Books & Supplies: 2,000–4,000 kr/year
Gym/Fitness Membership: 195–460 kr/month
Entertainment & Leisure: 200–500 kr/month
Clothing (Seasonal Winter Costs): 500–1,200 kr/month (avg.)
Estimate Your Total: Add your housing, food, transport, insurance, and personal expenses to find your monthly budget range in Denmark.
Allocate Funds Wisely: Set aside money for essentials (rent, groceries, transport, insurance) and keep a flexible portion for leisure and shopping.
Save with Student Discounts: Use your student ID for discounted public transport, cinema, gym, museums, and even cafes in major Danish cities.
Cook at Home: Groceries are cheaper than eating out home-cooked meals can reduce your cost by 30–40%.
Create Your Budget: Finalize your monthly expenses based on housing, food, and transport.
Check Scholarships: Explore Danish Government and university-based funding.
Secure Housing: Apply early for dorms or shared apartments.
Sort Your Insurance: Confirm eligibility for public healthcare or arrange private coverage.
Prepare Documents: Complete your visa, financial proof, and travel plans.
Contact us today for a customized cost‑of‑living strategy and make your U.S. study journey smooth and affordable!
Academic Qualifications
English Language Proficiency
Admission / Visa Requirements
To apply for a student residence permit (visa), you must have:
Financial Proof / Funds
Follow these clear steps to secure your admission for Denmark universities:
Choose a Program & University: Select your course and check entry requirements.
Meet Eligibility: Ensure academic qualifications and English scores (IELTS 6.0–6.5).
Prepare Documents: Passport, transcripts, SOP, CV, recommendation letters, and English test results.
Apply to the University: Submit your application online and pay any fees.
Receive Offer Letter: Get conditional or unconditional acceptance.
Pay Tuition Fees: Required for non-EU students before visa processing.
Show Financial Proof: Approx. DKK 6,397/month for 12 months + tuition payment.
Arrange Accommodation: Book a dorm or apartment for visa submission.
Apply for Student Visa (SIRI): Submit documents, biometrics, and VFS appointment.
Get Visa Decision: Processing time: 1–3 months.
Travel to Denmark & Register: Get CPR number, healthcare access, and open a bank account.
Pro Tip: Start your Denmark student visa process immediately after receiving your admission letterDenmark’s SIRI processing can take time, and early submission greatly increases your chances of arriving before classes start.
Need personalized guidance at every step? Contact Nara Consulting Group to streamline your journey!
Securing scholarships can significantly reduce your financial burden and open doors to top institutions. Below are key scholarship programs available to Nepali applicants:
Danish Government Scholarships
University-Specific Scholarships
Most Danish universities offer merit-based scholarships for international students, such as:
Erasmus+ Scholarships
Nordic Study Abroad Scholarships
External Scholarships
Tip: Start your application early (at least 6–8 months ahead) because Denmark’s universities have limited seats for international students, and early applicants get better chances for scholarships and visa approval.
Danish universities offer a friendly, international environment where students learn through collaboration, group projects, and open discussions. You’ll find clubs, student unions, sport groups, and social events that make campus life vibrant and welcoming.
Education in Denmark focuses on practical learning, critical thinking, and real-world problem-solving. Students receive access to modern libraries, labs, study spaces, and academic support services to help them succeed.
Cities like Copenhagen, Aarhus, and Odense are known for safety, cleanliness, and a strong cycling culture. Most students bike or use efficient public transport. Once registered with a CPR number, students get access to public healthcare and other essential services.
International students can work part-time alongside studies, and Denmark’s strong industries—IT, engineering, life sciences, green energy—offer solid career prospects after graduation.
Denmark values equality, sustainability, and “hygge” a cozy, balanced lifestyle. Students enjoy museums, cafés, festivals, and outdoor activities while experiencing one of the world’s happiest and most peaceful societies.
Denmark is a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy, built on transparency, rule of law, and strong democratic traditions. The system ensures balance, accountability, and stability—key aspects that shape life for residents and international students.
Structure: Unicameral parliament with 179 members
Members are elected every four years (or earlier if elections are called).
Key Powers:
Structure:
Key Powers:
Structure: Independent judiciary consisting of:
Key Powers:
Denmark uses a strong local government model.
This decentralization ensures efficient public service delivery and community-focused governance.
Though not separated as strictly as in the U.S., Denmark has strong democratic safeguards:
These mechanisms maintain Denmark’s reputation as one of the least corrupt and most transparent countries in the world.
Denmark offers world-ranked universities, practical learning, affordable tuition, and a safe, welcoming environment for international students.
You typically need:
Tuition fees range from 6,000–16,000 EUR/year depending on the program and university.
Students should budget around 700–1,200 EUR/month, covering housing, food, transport, and health insurance.
Yes. Most universities require IELTS 6.0–7.0, TOEFL, or other recognized English tests.
Yes. International students can work up to 20 hours/week during study periods and full-time during holidays.
Yes. Scholarships include:
You need:
Yes. Graduates can apply for a 3-year post-study job-search or work permit under the Establishment Card scheme.
We provide end‑to‑end services: university selection, application assistance, test prep, SOP/LOR guidance, visa processing, scholarship sourcing, and pre‑departure briefings—tailored to your goals.
