Danish universities maintain a high standard of education. International students will benefit from inspiring professors, innovative teaching methods, and a focus on creative, critical, and analytical ability. This country is at the top of the most innovative economies in the world due to an open, state-of-the-art research system and intellectual assets. Denmark is especially well-known for its achievements in design, architecture, sustainable solutions, and pharmaceuticals. In addition, Denmark is one of the world’s most digitalized countries. Denmark is among the safest countries globally, securing the 5th rank in safety. Danish citizens enjoy free healthcare and education, contributing to their happiness. Plus, the country has a high literacy rate of 99%.

Because Denmark is a small country, the Danes and Danish education are internationally oriented, placing great emphasis on equipping students to meet the needs of a globalized labor market. For example, by offering study programs or elective courses in English, and mixing Danish and international students in classes to encourage them to learn from each other. In Denmark, education is paid by taxes. This means that colleges and universities are free and accessible to all residents. This includes residents from the EU and EEA countries if they fulfil the requirements.

Denmark is considered a very safe country, has very low crime rates and is among the least corrupt countries in the World. There is a high level of respect for the common good, while at the same time providing a high degree of freedom for the individual to make his or her own choices. Other principal values are equal opportunities for everyone, respect and tolerance. When you first come to Denmark, you will probably notice that everything takes place in a very orderly fashion and runs smoothly. Queuing systems for everything from the bakery to pharmacies and public citizen services, the buses and trains are on time and so on.

Denmark is a country that allows the spouse to be a part of the entire education journey, once the individual i.e. the main applicant secures a student visa. The spouse can work full time in Denmark. The country also offers free education for the children. It’s just that your relationship criteria must be under the Danish Marriage law. For this, at the time of spouse application, you need to show that the spouse will be completely dependent on the main applicant during their residence in the country and this statement must be signed by the spouse at the time of application.

After graduation, a student gets a six-month visa extension to search for a job opportunity, and during the study period, students are allowed to work part-time for 20 hours a week. This working hour depends on the type of job and the job sector.

One gets to study in a very eco-friendly country, as it is famous for the production of green energy and wind energy. Danish people use to ride bicycles in all weather conditions which makes the number of bicycles in Denmark more than cars.

Denmark offers very balanced working hours, free education, and free healthcare to its citizen. Once you become the permanent resident of this country, you will get all sorts of amenities along with a well-maintained cycling nature, driving infrastructure, super extensive transportation services along with the stable public transport to explore the new country, and number of multicultural free activities offered in the country.