The passport must be valid for at least six (6) months and should contain at least two (2) blank (unused) pages facing each other.
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One application form, filled in block capital letters and signed in either blue or black ink only. The application form is not to be printed double sided and in case the applicant is a minor (less than 18 years old), the form must be signed by both parents.
One (1) photograph (3.5*4.5 cm), the photograph must be clear and in sharp focus and must have been taken no longer than six months ago. The photograph must have a white background and the applicant showing neutral expressions and not smiling, it must show a close-up of the face and shoulders such that the face constitutes 70-80% of the photograph.
Original employment certificate issued by the applicant's employer printed on company letterhead. The letter must be addressed to the Embassy of Austria, Visa Section. Please prepare the letter as per the following guidelines:
- Briefly introduce the applicant and include the applicant's name, age, gender, passport number and current employment status.
- State the applicant's employment duration, job title and current monthly salary.
- State that the applicant has been granted permission to leave and that they shall resume working in their current position upon their return.
- Business owners must present the original and a copy of the company’s trade license.
- Students must present a proof of enrolment issued by their school or university.
Original bank statements from the past six (6) months. In case the applicant does not have a bank account, they should present other proof of assets. If the applicant is sponsored by their spouse or parents, the sponsor's passport must be presented along with their bank statement for the past six (6) months and a copy of the birth/marriage certificate.
Hotel reservation covering the full duration of the applicant's stay. The reservation must include full contact details of the hotel, in addition to the applicant's name.
A copy of the return flight itinerary, the reservations must show the applicant's full name as per their passport, as well as the flight date and full itinerary.
The insurance should cover the entire intended duration of stay with all the expenses that may arise during it and must be valid in all Schengen countries, with a minimum coverage of thirty thousand (30,000) Euros.
The applicant must present a detailed daily travel plan showing their daily activities.
Copies of previous Schengen visas (if applicable).
In case of minor applicant, you must also submit the below documents:
- Birth certificate translated.(copy + original )
- If the minor travel without his/her legal guardian: consent of both parents or legal guardian, the application needs to be signed by both parents in front of the visa agent, in case of one parent/guardian is residing in another country, he/she has to submit a written letter of consent to the travel.
- If the minor is travelling with one parent or one of his/her legal guardian : a consent of the other parent, who isn’t traveling or a legal guardian needs to be submitted, in case if one parent/guardian is residing in another country, he/she has to submit a written letter of consent to the travel. Itinerary, if visiting more than one member state.
All non-English documents must be translated to English.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, visas are available in several types: single-entry, double-entry, and multiple-entry visas. In a single entry, your visa expires after you leave the Schengen territory. As for a Schengen multiple entry visa, the holder of it can enter the area multiple times.
If you meet certain conditions, you can also visit other several countries in the region with the same multiple entry visa. No additional application fee to apply for multiple entry visa is required. This is regardless the visa type D required. Also, the form is the same.
One of the main requirements that you must have before applying for a visa is health insurance. The insurance must be valid for the entire Schengen area. And, for the full length of your duration of stay. The minimum travel insurance coverage should be 30000 € Euros. It's also known as visa medical insurance or visa travel insurance. In fact, this insurance is relatively inexpensive. The requirements must also be valid for all Schengen territory. And for the entire period of your stay in the territory.
The fee varies depending on category as below:
- Adult’s applicants: 80 Euros
- Children in the age between 6-12: 40 Euros
- Children under the age of 6 years old: Free of charge
- Diplomatic and official passport holders traveling for official reasons: Free of charge
- EU and EEA citizen family members: Free of charge
- Students and their accompanying teachers: Free of charge
- Schengen visa applicants whom apply for an Austrian visa traveling for scientific reasons: Free of charge
- Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia nationals: 35 Euros
It's highly recommended to write a cover letter to provide further explanation to any point of doubt in your visa application. This will ensure that the visa officer has a clear vision about your situation. This will also help you avoid any red flags in your application.
In case you're applying for a visa to enter Austria and other Schengen countries on the same trip, the cover letter can be used as a daily travel plan.
There are 29 countries in 2024: 25 of them are from the European Union and 4 of them are non European union countries.
These countries are: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland.
Austria visa requirements depend on your purpose of visit and duration of stay. The general Austria visa requirements for foreign passport holders and citizens are these documents below:
- Original passport or travel document: the passport is Valid for at least 3 months beyond your planned date of departure from Austria.
- the passport is No older than 10 years. And the passport should contain at least two blank pages.
- Residence permit if you are applying from a country other than your country of origin.
- Plane tickets and hotel reservations.
- Bank account statement.
- Photograph with white background.
- Invitation letter.
- Other additional requirements depending on the travel purpose.
After gathering the necessary documents and other Austria visa requirements, the applicant foreign citizens will be ready to apply for the visa. The applicant has to fulfil the requirements above and need to visit the Austrian consulate, Austrian embassy or Austria's visa application centers, VFS Austria. It takes about 15 work days to process a visa application.
The Austria's Visa D, also known as the national visa, is suitable for long stays. This visa is required for any foreign citizens and passport holders for the purpose of study, work or residence with some requirements, and the period of stay in Austria is more than 90 (3 months) days and up to 365 days (a year).
Also, A valid D-visa allows you to travel outside the country that granted the visa. The visa D holder can travel to Austria and travel to many other Schengen countries with the same visa, and stay for up to 90 days within 180 days.
Austria's C-visa is a special kind uniform Schengen visa that is suitable for short stays. In this kind of visa, you will be able to stay in Austria for up to 90 days (3 months). The duration of stay can be used within 180 days (6 months) period. You must leave the country upon completing the 90 days duration of stay in Austria. However, you could apply for a new Austria visa if you wish to enter Austria again.
There are different visas to Austria entering, you can understand each of the specific types. If you are planning to visit Austria for a short stay trip (up to 90 days), then you have to apply for a short-stay visa to Austria, known also as travel visa C-type.
Depending on your purpose of entry to Austria, you can get one of the following visa types for Austria:
- Austrian Airport Visa – for those who need a visa to transit through one of the Austrian airports, to reach their travel destination country.
- Austrian Tourist Visa – If you need a visa to travel to Austria for holidays or sightseeing.
- Austrian Visitor Visa – for travelers who want to visit friends or family members residing in Austria.
- Austrian Business Visa – a work visa, if you need a visa for attending business-related activities in Austria.
- Austrian Visa for Official Visit – it requires a visa for Official Delegations coming to Austria on an official trip.
- Austrian Medical Visa – If you need a visa for medical treatment in Austria.
- Austrian Study Visa –a visa to study in Austria, the perfect student visa.
- Austrian Visa for Cultural, Sports, and Film Crews – for people wishing to attend an activity in Austria will need a special kind of visa.