Danish Student Residence Permit Application

Applying for a student residence permit in Denmark involves multiple regulatory requirements, from CPR (Central Person Register) assignment to proving financial self-sufficiency and university enrollment. This Danish Student Residence Permit Application template consolidates everything international students need into a single, professional form that meets Danish immigration and regulatory standards.

Whether you're a university admissions office, immigration consultancy, or education agency helping students navigate the Danish system, this template streamlines the entire application process. It captures essential personal information, passport details, university enrollment proof, accommodation arrangements, and comprehensive financial guarantees—all structured to align with Danish immigration requirements.

The form includes dedicated sections for CPR number assignment (for students who already have one), CVR-registered sponsor details if applicable, and conditional fields that adapt based on the student's funding source—whether self-funded, scholarship-supported, or sponsored by family. With built-in file upload fields for supporting documents like admission letters, bank statements, and proof of health insurance, you eliminate back-and-forth email exchanges and ensure complete applications from the start.

For organizations processing multiple applications, Stepper can automate your entire workflow—triggering document verification tasks, sending conditional follow-up emails based on application completeness, updating your CRM or student information system, and routing applications to the right reviewer. Combined with Papersign, you can turn approved applications into formal declarations or sponsor agreements that require secure eSignatures before submission to Danish authorities.

This template is perfect for Danish universities, student housing organizations, migration consultancies, and education agencies across Denmark supporting international students through the residence permit process.