Denmark is one of the best places you’ll ever consider for an internship. The country’s strong economy and dynamic culture make it full of possibilities for any intern to jump start their career. If you are from the EU or the Schengen region, you will have no problem in taking your internship in Denmark. This also goes the same with Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, and Uruguay, click here to get more details. However if you belong to a third country other than the ones mentioned, you may have to secure a Schengen Visa. The following are the documents that may be required from you:

• An accomplished application form from this link
• Must have a passport valid for at least 3 months after your Schengen visa expiration date, issued in the last ten years, with at least two empty pages.
• Two identical photos following the photo specifications required
• Copy of all the pages in the passport
• A comprehensive description of your visit
• An invitation from the internship or volunteering organization you’re applying in
• Individual travel insurance that has coverage on medical emergency treatments, immediate medical care, or transportation costs amounting to EUR30,000
• A supporting document that will reflect your intention to leave Denmark and the Schengen region on the last day before your visa expires
• Other supporting documents the embassy may deem necessary for your type of application

How to apply for an internship visa:

• Create a case order through this link
• Pay the necessary processing fee
• Personally submit all your documents to the Swedish Embassy in your locale. You may search for the address of your embassy through this link: Danish Embassies