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A Danish residence permit for third-country nationals admitted to a state-approved full-time higher-education programme in Denmark. It includes limited work rights during studies and, for many graduates, a job-seeking permit afterwards. This is a national scheme, not the EU Students directive (which Denmark does not apply).
Third-country nationals admitted to a state-approved full-time higher-education programme in Denmark.
Our licensed advisors assess your eligibility, build a strategy to strengthen your application, and manage the process end to end, so you submit a complete, competitive application with confidence.
Stay an active full-time student, keep a Danish address, do not be abroad more than six consecutive months, support yourself, and do not claim public benefits.
Up to 90 hours per month from September to May, and full time during June, July and August.
Your permit is tied to the programme and institution you were admitted to; a substantive change generally requires a new application and approval.
Apply for an extension no earlier than four months before it expires; permits generally match your programme length and can be extended by up to one year.
Only for state-approved programmes. Students who applied from 2 May 2025 onward for non-state-approved programmes cannot bring family.
This Danish residence permit is for non-EU nationals admitted to a state-approved full-time higher-education programme in Denmark. It includes limited work rights during studies and, for many graduates, a job-seeking permit afterwards. It is a national scheme, not the EU Students directive.
Yes. Eligible graduates can get a job-search residence permit, lasting either six months or three years depending on the type of programme.
