Austria visa 5, Austria visa application process

I went back to Austria during the Chinese New Year last year, and watched a New Year's party in the Vienna Golden Hall, which was really a double enjoyment of sight and sound, and I would like to go again next time I have the opportunity.

There is nothing wrong with getting a visa for Austria. As long as your information and documents are complete, you can generally pass. The following is the information required to apply for a visa, and I wish you a happy first trip abroad!

Required Materials: 1.An application form signed by the applicant and filled in neatly, completely and truthfully.

2.One passport** (color, two inches).

3.Passport, valid for at least 90 days after the visa expires.

4.Proof of the mode of travel for round trip (ticket order).

6.Proof of employer: applicant's position, leave permit, employer's address, **, email and fax number, official seal, including the name of the signer, and the signature of the position. This company document needs to be submitted in original and attached with a copy of the company's business license.

Full Itinerary 8Proof of travel medical and accident insurance covering all dangers (minimum 30,000 euros). If they are not insured by an Austrian insurance company, the insurance company must prove that the costs are remitted directly to the Austrian medical institution when they are incurred by the Austrian partner institution.

Foreign insurance policies must be submitted in original form with an English or German translation.

It is possible to apply for an individual tourist visa.

Austria is located in the middle of the European continent and has a relatively stable society, attracting tourists from all over the world every year. So how do I get a visa for Austria? Follow, let's take a look at the specific process of Austria visa application, welcome to read.

1. Visa application process

1.Visa applicants first determine the purpose of their trip to the Olympics and their travel plans.

2.Please visit the official website of the Austrian Embassy in China** and the Visa Application Centre to view the relevant visa application information.

4.Appointments: Appointments must be made online prior to submitting visa and residency applications.

This appointment is only valid at the Austrian Embassy in Beijing and cannot be booked online at the Consulate General of Austria in Shanghai. Applicants in Guangzhou can submit their application materials directly at the Visa Application Centre during opening hours without prior appointment. Appointments in Shanghai will be made at the Shanghai Visa Application Centre.

5.Applicants pay the visa application** service fee and visa fee at the Visa Application Center.

6.Submit the visa application information.

7.Visa processing.

8.Pick up your visa.

II. Instructions for Visa Application

1.Chinese mainland citizens need a visa before going to Austria.

2.Holders of HKSAR passports can enter Austria visa-free for a maximum stay of up to 3 months.

3.Austria has opened three Visa Application Centres in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, which collect visa applications, visa fees and **fees (** fees are RMB 250 per person).

4.The visa application form shall be submitted by the applicant himself/herself. If the applicant has previously held a Schengen visa, he or she can appoint another person to submit the required application documents, in which case the applicant will need to sign a letter of entrustment, which should be submitted by the trustee together with a copy of his/her identity card and the letter of entrustment.

5.Austria is a Schengen agreement country, and Chinese citizens who only go to Austria can apply for a visa at the Austrian embassy or consulate in China, and if they are traveling to multiple Schengen countries at the same time, they should apply to the member state with the longest stay. If the length of stay is the same, apply to the first country you visited. For specific matters of applying for a visa to Austria, please consult the Austrian embassy and consulates in China;

6.Entry visa: Austria will issue an entry visa with the corresponding validity period and stay period according to the application;

7.Transit visa: Those who go to a third country through Austria are exempted from applying for a transit visa if they do not leave the airport with a connecting ticket and stay for no more than 24 hours.

After 24 hours, a transit visa is required. To apply for a transit visa, you must first apply for a visa to the country to which you are going, then fill in the application form, submit 1 ticket, provide an air ticket order, and Austria will issue a transit visa;

8.A long-term (Type D) visa for the purpose of staying, being an Au Pair, or studying in Austria.

9.Short-term (type C) visa, see Schengen visa for details.