ArmyMike
5/15/2015 10:25 EST
Hi, I am new to this. Are there any American Ex-Pats living in Austria that I can communicate with? I have often considered moving to Carinthia and live as an American Ex-Pat.
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Ken5811
7/16/2015 14:17 EST
Just moved here two months ago from America. Living in Attnang. Married to an Austrian wife. Slowly adjusting
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ram4373
12/6/2015 14:19 EST
My wife is Austrian, I am from NYC, planning on making the move in April. what should I expect?
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Ken5811
12/7/2015 04:49 EST
Hello,
I moved here permanently in July of 2015. I am about two hours drive fro. Vienna. You didn't mention what city so I can give you some general observations. My wife is also Austrian.
The country is beautiful and for the most part people are very friendly. If you plan to move permanently German language is required in most cases. Your tourist visa can last up to three months. Your language skill should be at the A1 level. More advance levels are required for a permanent stay.
English is widely spoken but I would start learning German now if you don't all ready know it.
All though I have a car traveling by train is the best way to get around. Public transit is great and convenient.
All together this is a great place to live
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ram4373
12/7/2015 20:48 EST
Thanks for the update. I have the right to live and work in Austria. Now will be attending school and preparing my A2 exam. We have a place in Vienna.. Wife is from Styria. Have been going back and forth for over 5 years.
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Ken5811
12/8/2015 01:00 EST
Best of luck. Vienna is very diverse and welcoming as you probably all ready know.
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