• Specific Information:

• Prospective Exchange Students
• Current Exchange Students
• Freemovers
• International Degree Students

• General Information for all:

• Survival Guide
• Arrival Guide
• TimeOut
• Academic Calendar
• The CBS Academic Experience

If you are planning on visiting another country (for which a visa is required) before or after your period of study at CBS, you should consider getting any necessary visas before leaving your home country. Also, if you consider travelling around Europe after your semester with us has ended, you should do so within the visa expiry date.

A visa normally grants the holder a right to stay in the entire Schengen region: Belgium, France, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Holland, Portugal, Germany, Spain, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.

A visa does not grant the right to work in Denmark, unless immigration authorities have explicitly granted the applicant this right in a work permit.

Nordic Citizens
You need to bring the Inter-Nordic certificate of change of address (Internordiske flyttepapirer). Students from the Nordic countries need no residence permit.

EU/EEA Citizens
You must apply for your residence permit AFTER your arrival in Denmark. You will receive information on application procedures from the International Office upon arrival.

Last updated by The International Office 13/12/2007