IBA International Business Academy
 Kolding, Denmark

• Havneparken 1, 6000 Kolding, Denmark

• Autumn Ssemester: May          

• Spring Semester: November

• English

• Students must follow the full set of courses in their selected programme and cannot mix subjects across different programmes.

• ​Completed application form

• Proof of paid fee / Admission letter

• Copy of passport (all pages including front page)​

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Note: The visa process may take up to 2 months.

With your CPR number, you’ll receive a Danish national health insurance card, giving you access to the Danish healthcare system. This covers free medical care and is required at all doctor, hospital, and pharmacy visits (including when collecting prescriptions).

• IBA recommends applying through Kolding City Housing Administration. Rent for student housing starts from DKK 3,000–4,000 (≈ €400–500) for a studio apartment. In Denmark, rent is always paid one month in advance.

No tuition fees for the Exchange Program if nominated by an exchange partner institution.

• Autumn Semester: End of August – Mid-January

• Spring Semester: End of January – Mid-June

No official test is required, but students must have English proficiency at B2 level. This should be confirmed by a letter from the home institution.

Residence Permit (Non-EU Students)

To apply for a Danish residence permit, students must:

• Be accepted by IBA

• Pay the tuition fee for their study programme

• Pay the Case Order ID fee (approx. 2,565 DKK, incl. Safeticket service fee)

• Receive “Form ST1” issued by IBA

• Submit Case Order ID and Form ST1 at the nearest Danish Embassy/Consulate to apply for a visa

• All international students must register with the Danish Civil Registration System (CPR) to access healthcare, pay taxes, receive paychecks, and open a bank account.

• IBA provides full guidance on how to register during Welcome Day and before arrival. It usually takes 2–3 weeks to obtain your CPR number.

IBA buddies are student volunteers who help you settle in during your first weeks in Denmark. Before arrival, you’ll receive your buddy’s name and contact details. Your buddy will show you around campus and provide guidance on practical matters.

• Total: DKK 7,000–8,000 (≈ €900–1,000) per month.