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Austria Visa Application

Overview of Your Selected Plan

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Get your visa by: Wed, 23 April 2025

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Visa Type

Business

Stay

Upto 30 Days

Validity

Upto 90 Days

Entry Type

Single Entry

Timings & Holidays

Operating Schedule

Shiva YSR: 10.00 A.M-7.00 P.M (Mon-Sat)

Embassy: 9.00 A.M-5.00 P.M (Mon-Fri)

Public Holidays

Visa processing timelines may vary as per public holidays observed in both India and your intended destination country.

  • 1. Passport

    • Original passport issued within the last 10 years.

    • Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the final departure date from Austria.

    • Should have at least 2 blank visa pages.

    • No alterations or handwritten amendments on data pages.


    2. Photograph

    • Three recent passport-size color photographs (35mm x 45mm) taken within the last 3 months.

    • Face size should be between 25mm and 35mm (chin to crown).

    • Background: Plain white with a matte or semi-matte finish.

    • Scanned or unclear photographs will not be accepted.


    3. Accommodation Proof

    Applicants must provide one of the following:

    • Confirmed hotel/cruise reservation.

    • If staying with a friend or relative:
      Invitation letter from the host.
      Host’s ID proof (passport or residence permit).
      Host’s financial documents (scanned copies via email are acceptable).


    4. Flight Ticket

    • Confirmed flight reservation for onward and return travel from India.


    5. Travel Itinerary

    • A detailed day-wise travel plan on A4 paper.

    • If booked via a travel agent, the itinerary must be on their official letterhead.


    6. Travel Insurance

    • Mandatory with a minimum coverage of €30,000 (or $50,000 per person).

    • Must cover:
      Emergency medical treatment.
      Hospitalization and urgent medical attention.
      Medical repatriation expenses.

    • The insurance should cover the entire stay in the Schengen area.

    • For 6-month or 1-year multiple-entry visas, coverage for the first journey is sufficient.


    7. Proof of Financial Sufficiency

    • Last 6 months’ bank statement, signed and attested by a bank official (if employed).

    • If sponsored, the sponsor's bank statement must be provided.

    • Statements should be dated within the last week.


    8. Income Tax Returns (ITR)

    • Last 3 years’ ITR assessment (if employed).

    • If sponsored, the sponsor’s ITR documents must be submitted.


    9. Cover Letter

    • A cover letter from the applicant:
      On A4 size paper (if employed).
      On company letterhead (if self-employed).


    10. Employment Letter

    • Must be on official company letterhead, stamped and dated.

    • Should include:
      Contact details (address, email, phone number).
      Name, position, and signature of the employer.
      Applicant’s name, position, salary, duration of employment, and approved leave.


    11. No Objection Certificate (NOC)

    • For students/minors:
      NOC from the school/institution.
      Copy of student ID card.


    12. GST Copy (For Self-Employed Applicants)

    • GST registration copy as proof of business ownership.


    13. Leave Letter (For Employed Applicants)

    • Official leave approval letter from the employer.

    • Copy of the employment ID card.


    14. Biometric Data Requirement

    • First-time Schengen visa applicants must appear in person for biometric data submission.

    • Children under 12 years are exempt from biometrics.

    • If biometric data was submitted after November 2, 2015, it remains valid for 59 months for Schengen travel.

    • In some cases, embassies may request re-submission of biometric data if deemed necessary.

    Visa2Fly will assist in booking a convenient biometric appointment at the designated visa application center.

  • Austria is one of the 27 Schengen countries.


    The Schengen Area includes the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland.


    If you plan to visit multiple Schengen countries, Austria must be the country where you spend the most time. If your stay is equal in all Schengen countries, then Austria should be your first port of entry in the Schengen area.


    Each applicant must provide all mandatory documents listed in the requirements section.


    Additionally, the embassy or our visa experts may request additional documents for visa processing. Your cooperation in submitting these documents is crucial for a successful application.


    Visa fees are non-refundable, regardless of approval or rejection.


    Processing times are indicative and subject to change.

  • Are there any additional fees for an Austria visa application?

    Yes, there may be extra charges, such as fees for VFS Global (visa application center), courier services, or optional SMS updates.


    Are these additional fees mandatory?

    No, these fees are optional. You can choose whether or not to avail of these additional services.


    Can I cancel my accommodation in Austria after my visa is issued?

    While it is possible to cancel your accommodation after receiving your visa, doing so may result in visa revocation.


    Can I purchase travel insurance after submitting my visa application?

    Yes, you can purchase travel insurance after submitting your visa application. However, it is recommended to buy it beforehand to prevent delays or complications.


    Do I need a visa for Austria if I already have a Schengen visa?

    No, if you hold a valid Schengen visa, you do not need an additional Austrian visa.


    Do I need any special documents or permits to enter Austria with a Schengen visa?

    No, you only need to present your valid Schengen visa at the Austrian border.


    Do I need a notarized consent if traveling with my child?

    No, notarized consent is only required if a minor is traveling without a parent or legal guardian.


    How long can I stay in Austria with a Schengen visa?

    A Schengen visa allows a stay of up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Ensure you check your visa’s expiration date before planning your trip.


    How much is the visa fee for Austria?

    Visa fees vary based on age and visa type:

    • Short-stay visa (up to 90 days): €80 for adults, €40 for minors aged 6-11 years.


    Is travel insurance mandatory for visiting Austria?

    Yes, travel insurance is mandatory for all Schengen countries, including Austria.


    What is the minimum processing time for an Austria visa?

    The minimum processing time is 15 calendar days, but it may take up to 60 days in some cases.


    What coverage should my travel insurance for Austria include?

    Your travel insurance should cover:

    • Medical expenses

    • Emergency medical evacuation

    • Repatriation of remains
      Ensure your policy meets Austria’s visa requirements.


    When is the visa application fee due?

    Visa fees must be paid at the time of application submission.


    When can I submit my Austria visa application?

    You can apply for an Austria visa up to 6 months before your planned travel date.

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