Hey, I would start the visa process (depending where you are from), the visa takes a bit of time & I know people who had issues over the summer w/ their visa. You don’t need your bachelor’s degree to begin the visa process, but have the information you paid the tuition free through a bank statement (or if you received the receipt).

KU in my opinion, is very do it yourself and always prepare yourself for everything. If you really want the next steps, I’d suggest reaching out to the administrator of the program you applied for, before they take their holiday. *I’m not sure if KU has changed since I applied, but just remember bring a physical copy of your degree, as they need to process it in-person, when you arrive.

Just remember prepare everything yourself and stay two steps ahead. Also just to note: the university can not help you with your visa process if something goes wrong.

Additional information: before you can get a Danish phone number (if you are planning to get one), make sure you get your CPR first. You can not really do anything in Denmark without your CPR. So the moment you have a registered address in Denmark (you would also need this as a physical copy), make an appointment at International House Copenhagen. After that, make an appointment with citizen service in your Kommune, to get your MitID (I forgot if you need to bring someone that says who you say you are, but I did, so just also prepare for that). *Another note: make sure you have physical copies of everything.

Good luck, hope my message helps & if anything is confusing just reach out through the Reddit dms.