Many individuals decide to study in Denmark, due to the high-quality of further education, paired with the fact tuition fees are waived for EU citizens.
If you have travelled to Denmark to study, you are probably debating opening a foreign bank account upon arrival, depending on the length of your study program. Before doing this, bear in mind that not all Danish banks will authorise or facilitate international bank transfers, and those that do, may charge high fees for this service.
For this reason, we encourage customers to consider the competitive services offered by leading money transfer companies like WorldRemit and Wise: you can read our reviews of each company before making a decision, as suitability will depend on your transfer requirements.
Alternatively, the innovative financial services of new European challenger banks, such as N26, should be able to provide a suitable bank account along with flexible services optimised for cross-border payments.