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Facts about Austria

Austria has a very mountainous terrain with only 32% of the country below 500m. The country is very rich in ancient history and is the birthplace of legends such as Mozart, Strauss, and Freud. The country is well known for its elegant coffee houses as well as its world-famous delicacy “Wiener Schnitzel”.

The capital city of Austria, Vienna, attracts a lot of tourist presence both in the summer and winter. This is a testament to the unending fun on offer in the city. Austria ranked 12th in international tourist arrival with visits of over 20.8 million tourists.

There are intense consequences for driving under the influence of alcohol. Drivers are advised to drive with their headlights at night or risked being pulled over by the authorities.

The official language in Austria is German.

Basic Travel Requirements for South Africans visiting Austria

Completed and signed copy of application form.
Original international passport with copy of biometric data page.
A copy of original birth certificate.
Copies of previous Schengen visas.
A copy of bank statement dating back 3 months to show steady and continuous cash flow.
Copy of return flight reservation.
A letter of invitation from the host in Austria.
Copy of insurance policy. The minimum cover for the insurance policy shall be €30000.
Proof of prepaid accommodation in Austria.
Proof of employment and letter showing that you were given leave and that you will return to your place of work.

Types of Austria Visa

Types of Visa	Processing Time	Duration of Stay
Tourist Visa	15 - 30 days	90 days
Business Visa	15 - 30 days	90 days
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Places in Visas of Austria Fees

Visa Type	Sub Type	Visa Fees
Tourist Visa		60.00 (EUR)
Business Visa		60.00 (EUR)
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FAQs about Places in Visas of Austria

Is English widely spoken in Austria? ?

Yes, English is spoken in Austria. There is only difference is accent.

How long can I stay in Austria? ?

You can stay in Austria for 90 days.

What is the cost of living in Austria? ?

The cost of living per month in Austria is approximately 950 euros.

What currency is used in Vienna? ?

The currency used is the official currency of Austria which is the euro.

What is the best country to immigrate to ?

Sweden has been ranked as the best country to immigrate to.

4 Visas of Austria found

Tourist Visa from South Africa to Austria

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Pretoria

This visa allows people to visit the country for recreation or holiday. The visa is also used for short-term non-work purposes. You are not expected to work with this visa. If you are visiting a friend or relative, a letter of invitation from your host is required. Minors traveling alone should ensure they have an original copy of their birth certificate as well as an application form signed by both parents. Means of sustenance for the duration of stay in the country. Medical insurance. The visa fee costs €60 and it takes about 15 – 30 days to be ready. The visa expires after a period of 90 days.

Business Visa from South Africa to Austria

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Pretoria

Applicants of this visa visit Austria for business activities. This visa allows you to attend business meetings and sign business contracts. Also, you can attend conferences, seminars, job interviews or professional examination. You are required to provide a letter of invitation from the company in Austria you are meeting with. A letter from your employer in South Africa stating the duration and purpose of your visit. Evidence of intention to return to South Africa. You are not allowed to take up paid employment during your stay here. The visa typically costs €60. It is processed for a period of 15 – 30 days and expires after 90 days.

Visa from South Africa to Austria

Visas of Austria, Visa

Pretoria

Visa from South Africa to Austria

Visas of Austria, Visa

Pretoria

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