What about dependent visas for Denmark?
Yes, Denmark allows international students to bring immediate family members - such as spouses, registered partners, and children under 18 - on dependent visas.
To qualify, you must:
- Be enrolled full-time at a recognized Danish institution
- Show sufficient financial means: 7,426 DKK/month for yourself and 7,426 DKK/month per dependent, up to 12 months per person (e.g., for one dependent: approx. 178,224 DKK/year)
Dependents must apply separately for residence permits, meeting requirements for relationship proof, financial support, and housing.
Visa rules and financial requirements are subject to change.
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