Matters needing to be arranged for new students studying in Denmark

1. Matters to be arranged for new students studying in Denmark

1, arrange accommodation

We need to confirm the accommodation as soon as possible, because we must check in on the day of arrival and confirm the accommodation address, otherwise it will delay everyone's check-in. If it is a school, it will be easy. Just bring the appointment certificate and apply for a dormitory.

If you rent a house outside, you need to contact an intermediary to confirm the situation of the house. Only when you are satisfied can you sign the contract. Everyone must be optimistic about and confirm relevant matters, ensure their legitimate rights and interests, and do a good job in handover.

Step 2 register at school

First of all, you have to go to the school to register, and you have to determine your legal status as an international student before you can proceed to the next step. Registration requires you to prepare the materials you need to show first.

Generally, after you arrive at the school, you will receive the admission guide issued by the school. You just need to prepare according to the arrangement of the school. If you have been to the dormitory before, you can check in directly. If you don't apply, you need to arrange your own accommodation.

Step 3 Deal with Huang Ka

After you go through the admission formalities, get a student ID card and arrange accommodation, you can go to the administrative area where your accommodation is located, register the population and get your legal residence certificate.

Before that, you need to buy basic insurance and pay the insurance premium on time, so that you can use Danish medical care and various public resources for free after you get the replacement card.

Step 4 deal with tax cards

If you plan to work while studying abroad, don't forget to apply for a work permit. You also need to apply for your own tax card. Only the income from paying taxes is legal income, and students can apply for tax refund before leaving the country.

The process of handling is very simple. You just need to take your residence permit and student ID card and apply to the police station in your jurisdiction. Fill in the application form and submit it, and the tax card can also be applied together.

Step 5 apply for an account

It is also necessary to own a bank. Although domestic UnionPay cards can be used normally, local cards will be more convenient to use, and discount activities are mostly cards issued by local banks.

To apply for a card, you only need to show Huang Ka, then fill in the application form according to the knowledge of the staff, submit and pay the handling fee, and then you will receive the prepared card in about one week, and you can use it after activation.

2. Guide to Studying in Denmark

I. Clothing

The average temperature in Denmark is around 20℃ a year, and there is not much weather at 30℃, and it is rarely below zero. Generally speaking, the living environment is quite suitable, and everyone's clothes are basically comfortable. You don't have to take a lot of clothes.

Usually, clothes can be purchased when the seasons change, so you can enjoy great discounts, and everyone can get a credit card and get a discount by swiping it. Finally, pay more attention to the preferential information of shopping malls and learn to use online shopping.

Second, food.

In order to adapt to the western dining habits in Denmark, everyone lives here, and most of them are exposed to western food every day, such as salad, hamburgers, noodles, bread, pizza and so on. Rice is relatively rare and the price is generally more expensive.

But if you choose to cook by yourself, the cost will be much lower, but you should pay attention to the use of open kitchen; You can also go to the supermarket to buy semi-finished products, and you only need to process them a little when you go home, so you can eat them.

Third, live.

Student apartments are the first choice because they are convenient, fast, safe and cheap, but there are few places; For students with poor self-care ability, you can also consider boarding, and local families can provide you with better life services.

Of course, it is cost-effective, or shared. You can rent an apartment with several classmates or friends, so that everyone can share all the daily expenses including rent and leave a lot of money.

Fourth, ok

Here, sidewalks and bicycle lanes are separated. Although bus lanes are not wide, most of them are single lanes, so you will feel particularly safe and you don't have to worry about grabbing lanes when driving.

However, public transport fares are not cheap. International students under the age of 26 can buy a youth pass, and two or more people can buy an economic pass when traveling together. The price is much cheaper, so they should learn effective ways to save money.

3. Ways to save money by studying in Denmark

First, get a transportation card.

Basically, after you arrive in Denmark, you can confirm the fixed distance between your school and your place of residence. If you are close, you can consider buying a bike instead of walking. Second-hand cars are very cheap, and you can buy good ones for two or three hundred.

And if you need a long-distance bus ride, remember to get a good transportation card as soon as possible, so that you don't have to spend extra time buying tickets every time you take the bus, and the travel discount will be higher, and the student's discount will be larger, because it is a government subsidy, with an average of about one month in 300 yuan.

Second, cook for yourself.

Similarly, even if you eat in the canteen, you need about 1800-2400 yuan a month. There are not many ways to save money, because you have to eat. You can't eat three meals a day, so you can consider making it yourself, which can effectively save money.

In this part, you can consider going when the store is closed. It is usually sold at a discount. You can buy the same thing at a lower price. This part will also effectively save your living expenses, but cooking by yourself will delay your time and someone will help you.

Third, discount shopping.

Everyone needs to save money when buying daily necessities or changing clothes in different seasons. One trick is that in Denmark, many people get credit card discounts, so you can consider getting your own credit card, so you can enjoy unexpected discounts.

Shopping also needs to be planned, because sporadic shopping will definitely bring higher expenses. After planning, it is a very good choice for everyone to make a choice in unified shopping and avoid spending money indiscriminately.

Fourth, part-time.

Saving money is what you might have spent. Make money to improve your life and start to solve the root cause. Although the scholarship is rich, not every student can get it, or the threshold for working will be lower, and the income can also effectively improve their lives.

You can do a lot of work, but you must arrange your own time so as not to affect your study. I suggest you prepare carefully, get information from legal channels, sign employment contracts and protect your rights and interests.

4. Why did you choose to study in Denmark?

I. English teaching

Denmark has its own language, but in the teaching of colleges and universities, the use of English not only reduces the learning pressure of students, but also gives everyone an international learning environment and will be more competitive in the future.

According to the local people in Denmark, more than 90% of the residents use English every day, while in EPI, the English level of Danes is the second, and the super-high penetration rate also makes international students have no obstacles in daily communication.

Second, first-class education.

Europe is synonymous with master's degree and high-quality teaching, and as a member of the European continent, Danish school education can't be underestimated. Public universities are controlled by the government and private universities are influenced by the market, which are excellent.

Moreover, although the number of universities in China is small, most of them are well-known and their academic qualifications are recognized by all countries in the world. In U2 1 ranking, Denmark ranks first in Europe and third in the world.

Third, the cost is low

The tuition fees charged by the school are not particularly expensive. Public schools are free, while private schools only charge tuition. And the cost of living is low, and the overall cost performance is still very high. International students can also apply for scholarships, and the probability of winning is relatively high.

Fourth, social security.

In terms of social security, it can be assured that Denmark has the lowest crime rate in the world, and there are special laws to protect international students. Selected as a safe country for studying abroad for many times.

5. Allow to work.

The Danish government also actively encourages international students to work and study, and has the control over the minimum hourly wage. Everyone's basic rights are protected by law, and they can earn living expenses through their own labor.

6. Bright prospects

There are many well-known enterprises in Denmark, most of which cooperate with universities. You can get an internship in a famous enterprise and accumulate work experience, so that you will be more confident when you apply for a job in the future.