Denmark visa requirements for Laotians

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• The Danish tourist visa is for individuals who want to travel to Denmark
  for recreational purposes.
• Laotians
  visiting Denmark on a tourist visa can visit family and friends,
  sightseeing, tours, and festivals.
• Denmark
  tourist visa is called a short stay visa and it is valid for a
  duration of 90 days.
• A
  duly completed and signed Danish tourist visa application form.
• A
  passport valid for the entire duration of your stay in the country
  is required, the passport must have blank pages for visa stamps.
• A
  recently taken passport photograph must be attached to your visa
  application form.
• Applicants
  must submit an invitation letter from the host, The letter must
  contain the residential address and contact details of the host.
• Foreigners
  in Denmark on a tourist visa are not allowed to work or study, the
  visa is strictly for visitation.
• Proof
  of accommodation in Denmark.
• Applicants
  who wish to stay with a host must submit a letter showing the home
  address of the host in Denmark and their contact details.
• A
  cover letter stating the purpose and duration of your visit.
• Applicants
  who wish to stay with a host must have at least DKK 350 per day and
  DKK 500 per day if you would be staying in a hotel or an
  accommodation in Denmark.
• Travel
  medical insurance amounting to € 30,000 and must be valid for the
  duration of your stay in Denmark and the entire Schengen area.
• A recent bank statement or a payslip to show proof of sufficient
  funds to cover your expenses in the country.
• Applicants are required to visit the consulate of Denmark in person.
• Proof
  of paid visa application form. 

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• The
  Danish student visa is issued to individuals who want to study in
  Denmark.
• Foreigners
  applying for this visa must have been offered admission in a
  learning institution in Denmark.
• A
  passport issued within 10 years and with a validity period of three months beyond the expiration date of your visa and blank pages for visa stamps must be provided.
• Proof
  of admission into an accredited higher institution in Denmark must be submitted.
• Proof
  of paid tuition fee is required.
• Proof
  of paid visa application fee.
• Proof
  of language proficiency in English or Danish.
• Proof
  of financial status to cover your first academic year in Denmark,
  applicants are required to have a sum of 1000 Euro per month
  (approximately 7472 Denmark krone).
• Travel
  medical insurance to cover accidents or illness during your study year in Denmark.
• Proof of accommodation.
• Previous
  transcript or certificate of your earlier educational background.
• Sponsored
  applicants or applicants on scholarship are required to submit a letter to this effect.
• An
  original copy of the applicant’s birth certificate.
• A
  police report of good conduct stating that the applicant has not been convicted of any criminal offense.
• A
  doctor report showing that the applicant is free from any diseases. 

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• The
  Danish business visa is a visa issued to foreigners visiting Denmark
  for business meeting and other commercial transactions.
• It
  is also a short-stay visa that allows you to stay in Denmark for a
  duration of 90 days in 180 days.
• An
  invitation letter from your business partner stating the nature of
  the business to be conducted and the duration of the business must
  be shown.
• Laotians
  in Denmark on a business visa can attend conferences, seminars,
  exhibitions, and sign business deals.
• Proof
  of accommodation or hotel reservations valid for the duration of
  your trip.
• Proof
  of sufficient funds to cover the duration of your visit is required.
• A
  letter stating If your business partner in Denmark or employer in
  Laos is sponsoring your business trip must be submitted.
• Foreigners
  on a business visa are not allowed to take up job opportunities in
  Denmark.
• If
  there have been business transactions between the applicant’s
  company and the host company in Denmark, a record of business
  transactions should be provided.
• Travel
  medical insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 euros valid for
  the period of your stay.
• A
  copy of your return flight ticket.
• Proof
  of paid visa application fee.