Research Purpose: The primary purpose of the visit must be research-related, such as conducting academic research, collaborating with Danish institutions, or participating in scientific projects.

Hosting Agreement: Depending on the nature of the research, applicants may need a hosting agreement with a Danish research institution or organization. This agreement outlines the details of the research project, including the duration and scope of work.

Qualifications: Applicants should possess relevant academic qualifications and professional experience in their field of research.

Funding: Adequate funding or sponsorship to support the research activities during the stay in Denmark is required.

Health Insurance: Proof of comprehensive health insurance coverage for the duration of the stay in Denmark is necessary.

Research Purpose Determination: Define the purpose of the research visit and identify potential host institutions or collaborators in Denmark.

Hosting Agreement: If required, negotiate and obtain a hosting agreement with a Danish research institution or organization.

Prepare Documents: Gather the necessary documents, including: Passport and passport-sized photographs, Research proposal or project outline, Hosting agreement (if applicable), Proof of academic qualifications and professional experience, Evidence of funding or sponsorship, Comprehensive health insurance coverage.

Submit Application: Complete and submit the visa application form along with the required documents to the Danish diplomatic mission or visa application center in your country.

Interview (if necessary): Attend an interview at the discretion of the visa authorities.

Processing: Wait for the processing of your visa application. The Denmark Research Visa processing time varies but typically takes several weeks.

Decision: Once a decision is made, you will be notified of the outcome. If approved, you will receive your visa, allowing you to enter Denmark for research purposes.