Visa & Residence
Work Visa / Employment Visa
For those planning to work for an employer in Europe, and Austria in particular, we manage the entire journey from application to residence with professional care.
Who is it for?
Ideal for professionals, technical staff and specialists who have received a job offer abroad or wish to build a career in Europe as skilled workers. Together we identify the best route for you among options such as Austria's Red-White-Red Card and the work permits of other EU countries.
Required documents and conditions
- Valid passport and biometric photo
- Employment contract or job offer signed by the employer
- Diplomas, certificates and proof of professional qualifications
- CV and references documenting your work experience
- Proof of accommodation and sufficient means of support
- Travel/health insurance
How the process works
- 1
Initial Assessment
We review your profile and job offer to determine the most suitable work permit category.
- 2
Documents & Recognition
We prepare your complete application file, including diploma recognition.
- 3
Application & Appointment
We file your application in coordination with your employer and manage the appointment process.
- 4
Follow-up & Residence
We track the outcome and support you through residence and settlement steps.
Timeline & fees
Processing typically ranges from a few weeks to a few months depending on the country and application type. Fees and charges are subject to change; we share up-to-date details specific to your case during the consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Do I absolutely need a job offer for a work visa?
Most work permits are based on employer sponsorship. Some skilled-migration programs allow points-based applications; we assess the best path for your profile.
Does my diploma need to be recognised?
It depends on the profession and country. In many cases diploma recognition or professional accreditation is required, and we handle this process on your behalf.
Can I bring my family with me?
Family reunification is usually possible alongside a work permit. Conditions vary by country and are assessed separately.
Can my work permit lead to permanent residence?
After a period of legal work and residence, many countries open a path to permanent residence and citizenship. We plan around these timeframes.
Let us map the right route together
Book a free initial consultation for this process and we will determine the best path for you.
The information on this page is for general guidance only and does not constitute binding legal advice. Processes and conditions may change.