Language proficiency: In Austria, having German language skills is important for job seeking, as most positions require proficiency, though some companies offer English language roles.

Important regulations: Guidance on visa and work permit requirements can be found here: Work in Austria, BMEIA. Furthermore, the Federal Ministry of Labour and Economy provides a comprehensive guide to understanding different employment types.

Networking: Expanding professional networks through LinkedIn and participating in industry events can be an effective strategy for finding job opportunities.

Living in Austria: Vienna – ranked as the world’s second most livable city in 2024 (Mercer study) – offers an excellent quality of life. However, finding the right accommodation requires understanding the local housing market and regulations. Discover everything you need to know about housing and settling into your Austrian home here.

Monthly expenditure: According to the Student Social Survey (2023), the monthly expenditure for an average student stands at €1,224, distributed across key life domains: 38% allocated to housing, 21% to food, 7% to mobility, 9% to leisure activities, 5% to educational expenses, and 20% to miscellaneous costs.