🌟 Exploring Work Opportunities in Austria! 🇦🇹 Did you know Austria offers unique opportunities for seasonal workers from non-European countries? With over 100,000 workers coming to the EU for seasonal employment, the demand is soaring. 🌄🚜 📊 Austria has already issued 49,467 work permits since 2017, and it's an excellent choice for seasonal work, including tourism and agriculture. If you're a non-European national, the Red White Red Card is your key to work and reside in Austria. 🛂💼 🇪🇺 EU citizens can work and live in Austria without a work permit. But for non-EU citizens, both a work permit and Long Stay Visa are required. 📅 Seasonal workers can enjoy up to 6-9 months of employment in picturesque Austria, with various roles in tourism, agriculture, and more. 🏞️ 💼 Explore opportunities and get in touch with Trusted Austria representatives, authorized by the Federal Ministry of the Government of Austria in various countries. Your Austrian work adventure awaits! 🌍🌾 #WorkInAustria #SeasonalJobs #AustriaVisa

1. Seasonal Work Visa Opportunity
in Austria 2023
Apply here

2. Intro
• Austria's Federal Minister of Labour and
Economy has established a quota for hiring
workers in tourism and agriculture for a
maximum of six months per year. The
European Commission estimates that over
100,000 workers from non-European
countries come to the EU for seasonal
employment, and the demand for such
workers is increasing.

3. Brief
• Program: Seasonal Work Visa
• Nationality: International
• Host Country: Austria
• Work Permit:Red White Red Card
• Visa Type: D Visa
• Duration: 6 months or a maximum of 9 months
• Validity: 5 Years
• Visa Cost: Category C visas: €60 and for Category
D visas: €100

4. Benefits
• Employers are required to offer suitable
accommodation

5. Requirements
• A work permit (Red-White-Red Card) from the
Austrian Public Employment Service (AMS),
typically processed by your employer.
• A job offer from an Austrian employer.
• A D Visa, which is a Long Stay Visa for stays
exceeding 90 days.
• Alternatively, a C Visa for stays up to 90 days.

6. How to Apply
• Step 1: Find a Job in Austria
• Start by applying for and securing a job offer. This offer
should come from an Austrian employer with a valid
employment contract.
• Step 2: Get a Work Permit
• Your employer will need to apply for a work permit through
the Austrian Public Employment Service
(Arbeitsmarktservice – AMS).
• Step 3: Apply for the Austria D Visa
•
• After the work permit has been granted, you must submit
your visa application at the appropriate Austrian embassy
or consulate located abroad.