About franklinatsea

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Austria: I probably din't ask the right question:

Hello, Do most third country nationals take a chance, move to Austria, get a flat and job and then apply for residence, hoping that their application will be processed by the time their 90-day stay period ends? Because if it isn't finished, they have to move out of the EU until it is. Quite a risk.

Austria: Have you gone through this?:

Hello, maybe some of you have gone through this, so I woul like to ask about it, I have seen the requirements for non-EU nationals to apply for a temporary residence permit, however something seems almost impossible: how can I get an apartment owner to give me a contract to lease the flat to me when I cannot say if or when my permit will even go through while I wait it out in my country? How has anyone got through this? Many thanks to any who reply!

Slovenia: MUST HAVE LIST FOR TEMPORARY RESIDENCY APPLICATION IN SLOVENIA:

Hello, I am preparing my documents for this process but for Austria and I keep wondering how this is possible. I mean, you have to have a signed work contract and a lease for a flat, but how can you do this if you only do a 10-day job and flat search trip and then return to your residence to file all the docs and await the outcome, which can take up to 6 months? Which lanlord would offer a lease without knowing when you would actually move in? Same for the language school employer. How do third country nationals like Americans handle this? I would be wary of moving there, starting to work and moving in only to be told my permit is taking a while longer than the 90-day stay period, forcing me out. It just doesn't make sense. Franklin

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