FAQ’s

You must submit your visa application at the Austrian Consulate or Embassy with the required documents and biometric data.

Processing times vary but typically range from 15 to 30 days, depending on the visa type and application volume.

No, visa applications must be submitted in person at the designated Austrian mission or consulate.

Yes, you must book an appointment in advance before submitting your visa application.

Fees vary by visa type; short-stay Schengen visas or long-stay visas and residence permits have different fees.

You must show proof of sufficient funds, including bank statements, salary slips, or a sponsorship letter, to cover your stay.

Yes, a Schengen visa allows travel to all 26 Schengen countries within the visa’s validity period.

Yes, you must have valid travel insurance covering at least €30,000 in medical expenses, valid throughout the Schengen area.

If your visa is refused, you will receive a rejection letter with reasons, and you may appeal the decision or reapply.

In exceptional cases, such as medical emergencies, you may apply for an extension at the Austrian Immigration Office.

A Schengen visa allows short stays (up to 90 days), while a national visa (D visa) is required for long-term residence.

Yes, minors require their own visa, and parental consent may be necessary for the application.

Yes, after five years of continuous legal residence, you can apply for long-term residence or Austrian citizenship.

It is a residence and work permit for skilled workers from non-EU countries, valid for up to 24 months.

You can apply for family reunification visas for spouses and children, depending on your residence status in Austria.

No, for short stays up to 90 days in a 180-day period, UK citizens do not need a visa.

No, you need a student residence permit for university courses longer than 90 days.

A Schengen Business Visa is required for short-term business visits, meetings, and conferences.

It allows managers, specialists, and trainees from multinational companies to work in an Austrian branch temporarily.

You must book an appointment at the Austrian Embassy in London and provide the required documents.

Yes, an appointment is mandatory for all passport applications and renewals.

Processing usually takes 5 to 10 days after submission of all required documents.

No, applications must be submitted in person at the embassy or consulate.

Your current passport, proof of Austrian citizenship, proof of UK residence, and other supporting documents.

Yes, you can apply for an emergency travel document at the Austrian Embassy.

The standard passport fee is around €76 for adults and €30 for children under 12.

Yes, both parents must be present and provide additional documents like birth certificates and proof of custody.

Report it immediately to the local police and inform the Austrian Embassy.

Yes, a recent utility bill or residence permit is required as proof of legal residence.

No, you must renew your passport before traveling internationally.

Yes, but you must provide proof of Austrian citizenship and meet residency requirements.

Yes, you must provide supporting documents, such as a marriage or divorce certificate.

Yes, you can check the status by contacting the Austrian Embassy where you applied.

Yes, fingerprints and a biometric photo are required for new passports.

Yes, after receiving your Austrian citizenship certificate, you can apply for a passport.

Yes, additional documents like parental consent and proof of citizenship are required for minors.

Yes, Austrian passport holders retain full EU freedom of movement rights.

No, but you should update your residency details with the Austrian authorities.

You can find contact details on the official Austrian Embassy London website for appointments and inquiries.