Strict requirements and related policies of Danish immigrants studying abroad

As we all know, Denmark is a Nordic country with high income and consumption level. The state attaches great importance to national education, and the education cause is also very developed, with a perfect education system. However, the immigration requirements for studying in Denmark are stricter. Immigrants studying and studying in Denmark have strict requirements.

First, the basic requirements:

1. Have lived in Denmark continuously for more than 4 years.

2. Sign an oath to integrate into Danish society and become an active citizen.

3. pass the Danish exam Pr? VeiDansk2 (note: not what you usually think of as Pr? VeiDansk3, the so-called DU3 level. If you pass Pr? VeiDansk3 is also acceptable, and there is also a bonus of 15 (see below).

4. No serious criminal record.

There is no money owed to the public authorities.

6. Within three years of getting the highest position, you must work full-time for at least two and a half years and still be on the job.

7. Winning the prize forever. Never received any government relief within 3 years.

These are the basic minimum requirements, and all of them must be met. Give 70 points directly when you reach it.

Second, the education level and working years:

1. When applying for permanent residence, he has worked full-time for more than 4 years (basic requirement is 2.5 years+1.5 years) and is still working. If this is satisfied, he can get 15 points.

2. Having received undergraduate, master's, junior college or other vocational education in Denmark, you can get 15.

3. pass the Danish exam Pr? VeiDansk3 or Studiepr? Ven, get 15 points.

Three. Integration into Danish social life:

1. Pass the citizen exam medborgerskabspr? Ve, you can get 15 points. But this only applies to some people, such as marrying Danes and family reunion.

2. It is well documented that he has actively participated in social activities and made positive contributions in Denmark for more than one year 1. You can get 15 points.

The above are some policies for studying abroad immigrants and Danish studying abroad immigrants. Denmark still encourages students to return to their hometown and contribute their own strength to their hometown.