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Can I Afford to Study in Denmark?

Calculate complete Year 1 tuition, living expenses, visa fees, and realistic part-time earnings converted into NPR.

Currency: DKK (1 DKK ≈ 19.4 NPR)
Work Cap: 20 hrs/week
Post-Study Visa: 3 Years
Data Status: Verified 2026

Your InputsNPR Conversions

Current bank deposit, loan approval, or liquid funds ready for Year 1.

Amount parents or sponsors in Nepal will send monthly.

Calculated at realistic ~125 DKK/hr wage with a 30% buffer for exam periods.

Denmark is Financially Viable

Estimated Year 1 Total Expenditure: NPR 36,23,726

Year 1 Financial Summary

Annual TuitionNPR 15,03,500
Year 1 Living ExpensesNPR 20,71,920
Upfront One-Time Costs (Visas, Deposits)NPR 48,306
Total Year 1 ExpenditureNPR 36,23,726
Your Total Year 1 CoverageNPR 42,64,042
— Incl. Part-Time Earnings (Year 1)NPR 17,64,042
Net SurplusNPR 6,40,316

Monthly Living Breakdown~8,900 DKK/mo

Rent (midpoint)
NPR 1,08,640
5,600 DKK/mo
Groceries
NPR 42,680
2,200 DKK/mo
Transport
NPR 9,700
500 DKK/mo
Utilities
NPR 11,640
600 DKK/mo
Health Insurance
NPR 0
0 DKK/mo

Upfront One-Time Costs

SIRI ST1 Case Processing Fee
NPR 48,306
2,490 DKK

Studying in Denmark: ST1 Residence Permit, Tuition Fees & Living Costs

Danish universities offer project-based learning. Tuition ranges from DKK 45,000 to DKK 110,000 per year for non-EU students.

Monthly living costs in Copenhagen average DKK 7,500 to DKK 10,000. Students can work up to 20 hours per week.

Graduates get 3 years of post-study work visa rights.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ST1 application for Denmark?
ST1 is the official online application form submitted to SIRI for a Danish student residence permit.

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