The criteria that new member countries of the European Union have to fulfil to be accepted as member in the European Union are also known as:

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The Copenhagen criteria are the criteria that new member countries of the European Union have to fulfil to be accepted as a member in the European Union. The criteria were established at the European Council in Copenhagen in June 1993, and are named after the city where they were agreed upon. The criteria include a stable democratic system, a functioning market economy, and the adoption of the EU's body of laws and regulations (known as the acquis communautaire).

The Criteria That New Member Countries of the European Union