The permanent residence permit of Austria allows a foreigner to live without time restrictions in this rapidly developing country. Persons who have stayed in the state with a temporary residence permit for 2-5 years on the basis of work, business or other reasons may apply for a resident card.
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Advantages of obtaining Austrian residence permit:
Open borders of the European Union
High level of medicine
Access to the banking system
Social protection
For staying on the territory of any EU country for up to 3 months within half a year, an Austrian permanent resident does not need to apply for a visa.
Austrian clinics are equipped with modern equipment, and doctors regularly improve their qualifications and work according to international protocols.
Financial institutions in Austria are considered reliable and, according to Trading Economics data, occupy leading positions in terms of stability to fluctuations in the economy.
A permanent resident, like an Austrian citizen, can claim benefits, subsidies, and other financial assistance from the country’s government.
This program is suitable for you if you:
Permanent residents can apply for an Austrian passport after living in the country for 5 years and acquire the rights and obligations of European Union citizens.
The salary level of residents and citizens of Austria is much higher than in other EU countries, and in 2023 it averages 4,219 EUR after taxes.
Universities in Austria, such as the University of Vienna, are among the top best educational institutions in the EU according to the international rating QS World University Rankings.
Austrian residents who have registered a company in the country can claim a reduction in the corporate tax rate and other benefits.
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To study Austrian migration law and all government decrees, the applicant needs to spend more than one day.
Time saving Migration specialists tell all the important information about the features of moving to Austria and the procedure for obtaining permanent residence.
Making mistakes
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When forming a dossier independently, the applicant may not attach all the required documents, which affects the likelihood of obtaining permanent residence.
An international law lawyer checks each client’s document before applying for Austrian permanent residence, which ensures that the dossier is accepted by the state body.
Lack of support
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If the request for permanent residence is rejected, the applicant should take care of competently composing and submitting an appeal on their own.
A migration specialist accompanies the client at all stages of obtaining Austrian permanent residence: from consultation, preparation of a dossier to receiving the card itself.
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Stages of the immigration process
1
Submission to the company and receiving a consultation. The lawyer answers the client`s questions, analyzes his situation and selects the most suitable way of immigration.
2
Formation of a dossier. The migration specialist provides assistance in preparing the required documents and, if necessary, requests missing certificates through access to the state archives.
3
Submission of a request to governmental bodies. The applicant, together with a lawyer, visits an authorized institution to submit an application and dossier.
4
Obtaining requested status and documents. In the presence of migration lawyer, a document (residence permit, permanent residence card or passport of an EU country) is issued to the applicant.
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In addition to meeting the residence requirement, an applicant for permanent resident status should documentarily prove that they know German at least at the B1 level.
When requesting Austrian permanent residence, the applicant should include in the dossier a passport, one photograph, confirmation of housing in the country, a medical insurance policy, a certificate of income.
Yes, a spouse or registered civil partner and minor children who are not married can obtain Austrian temporary residence on the basis of reunification with the inviting person, and after 5 years of living in the country, apply for a permanent resident card.
The procedure for obtaining permanent residence consists of consulting an international law specialist, signing a contract with him, forming a package of documents and filing a petition. On average, the entire process for the applicant takes 3 months.
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