Living conditions of studying abroad in Denmark in four seasons

As the saying goes! A year's plan lies in spring. In Denmark in spring, everything recovers and is full of vitality.

Kindergarten teachers can often be seen taking their children to botanical gardens and parks. At noon, everyone opened the mad pakke carefully prepared by their parents and enjoyed this wonderful moment. Sometimes, I really envy Danish children, and the school hardly assigns homework. The teaching philosophy is: learning through games.

Mad pakke is a simple meal made by oneself, which mainly refers to lunch, work or outing.

Denmark is a country that pays great attention to environmental protection, and every corner of the city embodies advanced environmental protection concepts. DSB and garbage bags on buses, some towels recycled in toilets, and machines specialized in recycling beer bottles and beer cans in supermarkets. (When buying drinks, different bottles will charge deposits), scientific garbage sorting system, basically no disposable cups and plates. This series of systems and arrangements show gratitude to Mother Earth, so Danes have the bluest sky in the world, the clearest water source (tap water in Denmark can be directly drunk) and a very low crime rate.

Summer life of studying in Denmark

Summer is the favorite season for Danes. The reason is simple, there is the sun! When I first came to Denmark, I found that Danes especially like basking in the sun. No matter men, women and children, as long as the weather is good and there is sun outside, there will be a sea of people. Lawns, park benches and roadside steps are always crowded with people ... Later, it was gradually discovered that the sun is a luxury for Danes because of its special geographical location (especially in winter). The sunshine in the whole year is mainly concentrated in summer, and the sun doesn't set until around 1 1 pm (it sounds incredible, but it is true), so there are many outdoor activities in that season. At this time, friends who live in villas will be blessed. Danish landlords will hold bbq festen from time to time, and you can eat and play. We really envy them. Boys also like summer. They often go to Amag Stranden to enjoy the Nordic beauty of bikinis. Feel the rare enthusiasm of the Danish people under the sun and the beach. Walking in the bustling streets, tourists are weaving, street performers' performances, open-air jazz performances, carnival activities in Copenhagen and gay parades are all held in July and August. Friends who like liveliness should be prepared in advance. In addition, amusement parks such as Tivoli, Bakken and legoland are also good choices. There are still many surprises and joys in northern Europe waiting for you to discover.

Amagerstranden refers to Amager Beach, which is located in the east of Copenhagen. In summer, Amag Beach Park is very lively, there will be various sports and rock concerts, and new people will choose to hold beach weddings here.

Autumn life of studying in Denmark

In autumn in Denmark, the climate is pleasant and beautiful and comfortable. Every year in the 42nd week, that is, around 5438+1mid-October, we will have a very strange festival, Potato Festival (it is said that in Denmark, students had to help their families dig potatoes and store food for the long winter). Although the Potato Festival can be a day off, many students will skip classes and travel, because the summer peak season has passed, and the travel price will be very cheap. Are we good at joking?

Noodles 8 18, Danish national treasure food, potatoes. Danes like potatoes. They cook potatoes with lamb chops, grilled cheese potatoes with steak, fried potatoes with broccoli ... every Dane can name more than ten kinds of potato dishes. I don't like potatoes at home, but I resisted the temptation of potatoes and went to the supermarket to buy onions, carrots and cabbage instead. Agriculture and animal husbandry in Denmark are very developed, and the government subsidizes these industries greatly, so the price of organic vegetables is very close to the people. For example, a bag of organic carrots 1.5 kg, almost as long as 10 kronor (according to the exchange rate at that time, about 12 RMB). Is it a great value feeling?

Autumn in Denmark is very short. The temperature has dropped to 0 degrees inadvertently, the heating in the room has been turned on, and the winter season is about to begin. I am still very busy every day, going back and forth to the university, language school and my work place and enjoying every day there.

Winter life of studying in Denmark

Winter in Denmark is cold and long. The day after I arrived was Sunday. I want to go out with my friends and get familiar with the terrain. It was found that all the shops were closed except 7- 1 1, plsevogn and some restaurants on the street. We Shanghainese are puzzled. Doesn't the boss want to make money on Sunday? Later, I learned that Sunday is a rest day for Danes, that is, a day to rest with my family. How carefree they are! This is my first impression of the Danes.

Plsevogn is a hot dog stand. Danes like hot dogs very much. Many foreign students don't like winter in Denmark (influenced by the Arctic Circle) because it gets dark very early (usually it is completely dark outside around 4 pm), but I still like its special atmosphere. Although it is dark and cold outside, there is warm lys at home. There are many special foods and desserts in July here (now I think of the smell of Risalamand, and my mouth is watering). The most important thing is that the store has started to offer discounts! ! ! O(∩_∩)O The discount in Denmark is the most incredible and direct I have ever seen. They directly discount the original price (there is no high original price), and it is still in season! I must have bought it at buy buy. I can't stop. I H& buys 2-3 discount on ECCO, 50% discount on Gucci, and H & ampm coat in 50 yuan, which is not very cost-effective.

Lys means light, which means that Joyce is accompanied by soft and warm lights at home for the winter.

July is Christmas.

Risalamande is a rice pudding, which is a local special dessert that Danes like very much. The ingredients are rice, milk, almonds, jam and so on.

Danish study abroad tourism season

There are many festivals in Denmark. Besides summer vacation, we also have Easter, Potato Festival, Jesus ascensiontide and other festivals. Europe's low-cost airlines often 1 yuan air tickets+many countries offer preferential or free air tickets to students, so traveling has become my happiest entertainment (an essential part of studying abroad). When I was a student, everyone was not rich and paid special attention to the cost of travel, so it became common practice to search for cheap air tickets. Whoever finds a cheap air ticket, let's communicate with each other, plan our trip and see if there are any countries around us that can travel together ... Under such a mutual assistance system, I successfully traveled around the world. The happiest time is to go to Greece. I told my classmates in the morning that I really wanted to go to Greece during the summer vacation. As a result, the next day, a low-cost airline reported in Urban Express that their direct flight to Athens was quite special, so place an order immediately & plan your itinerary. The most surprising thing is that Greece also implements a policy of free museums, scenic spots and tickets for European students. I am happy to save tens of euros by relying on the student ID card of Copenhagen University.

What are the requirements for applying for studying in Denmark?

I advantages of studying in Denmark

1. International learning environment for studying in Denmark

Many universities have English-teaching majors, which saves students the stage of learning local languages before and after going abroad, and saves time and expenses for studying abroad. As long as China students take the TOEFL or IELTS test and meet the Danish requirements, they don't need additional language tests. There is a good international teaching atmosphere, especially the language environment, and the quality of education is very high.

The cost of living in Denmark is relatively low.

Denmark is famous for its good social welfare system. The average annual living expenses are about 60,000-80,000 RMB (including accommodation, catering, transportation and books). This is obviously much cheaper than studying in countries such as Britain and the United States.

3. Denmark has a high visa for studying abroad.

As long as there is an invitation letter or admission notice from a Danish university, the probability of rejection is very small.

4. The working conditions for studying in Denmark are relaxed.

In the first year of studying in Denmark, students can legally work during the holidays. I have lived 18 months, and I can still work 18 hours a week. The minimum wage in Denmark is 70 yuan RMB/hour.

5. Schengen countries studying in Denmark

Denmark belongs to the Schengen agreement countries in Europe. As long as you get a visa to study in Denmark, you can enter and leave more than 20 countries in continental Europe, such as Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Spain and Greece. There is no visa.

Second, the conditions for studying abroad

1, language ability

Children should have a certain foreign language foundation and learning ability. After all, language is an important means of communication, especially in foreign study and life, many problems are caused by children's lack of language ability.

2. Financial resources

In terms of capital preparation, we must first prepare sufficient funds. Generally speaking, only the deposits in the bank can be used as collateral. Different countries have different regulations on the time when collateral is deposited in the bank. Some countries, such as Australia and New Zealand, can apply for loans if the deposit time is not long enough. Countries have different requirements for the amount of the deposit. Please consult the relevant departments for details.

In addition to having enough money, you also need to prove that you obtained it through legal channels, which is one of the main reasons why some parents have provided a lot of proof of funds, but they are still rejected because there is no professional and comprehensive explanation and arrangement.

3. Mental ability

This is often overlooked. In fact, it is very important for parents and children. When he goes to another strange country, even if he is taken care of by relatives and friends, he has to deal with many things alone, such as how to deal with homesickness, how to get along with the locals, how to adapt to the local diet, how to cope with the pressure of study and so on. As parents, we should know some common sense about studying and living abroad. If you have time, you can participate in some experience sharing meetings and pre-departure counseling activities for international students.

Three. Danish application materials for studying abroad

1. economic guarantee certificate: it can be a bank deposit certificate (in both Chinese and English), and the economic guarantee needs to be provided at one time, in US dollars or Danish kroner equivalent to 50,000 yuan;

2. A certificate from your work unit or relevant parties that you agree to study abroad, one in Chinese and one in English. Must be sealed or signed by the leader;

3. The applicant's passport, or a copy of the passport, or a copy of the ID card;

4. The application fee is 370 yuan RMB. No matter whether the application is approved or not, the fees paid will not be refunded;

If you need an interview, our embassy will make an appointment with you.

6. Please copy other documents on A4 paper except two application forms. After the embassy receives all the documents, it will forward the application to the Danish Immigration Bureau. It takes about 2-3 months for the Immigration Bureau to make a decision. The embassy will inform me as soon as the results are available.

Danish application process for studying abroad

Study abroad process in Denmark:

1) Apply for the school

Every university in Denmark has an English version on its website. You can find the British flag or click to enter in English. In the English version, you will soon find the contact email address of its international student department or admissions office, as well as the English-taught projects. Contact by email, introduce yourself briefly and ask for an application form. Many schools' application forms can be downloaded and used directly on their websites.

Fill in the application form and mail it to the school together with relevant certificates and copies (unless the original is needed). Schools that meet the requirements will generally send admission notices directly.

2) Apply for a passport

The procedure for applying for a passport for studying abroad is the same in all countries.

3) Apply for a visa

Apply for a study visa with the letter of admission, valid for 1 year.

To apply for a study visa in Denmark, you need to prepare:

1) notarize the highest diploma and relevant materials required by the school at or above the municipal level with the household registration book and ID card.

2) Take a notarial certificate to the Provincial Foreign Affairs Office (Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs) for certification. Just stick a small note stamped by the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and signed by the third secretary at the back of your notarial certificate to prove that your notarial certificate is true.

3) Proof of living funds issued by the bank (limited to the three major domestic banks). If the funds prove to be the names of parents, notarized materials on the relationship between parents and children are also needed.