Vienna
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Finding work is challenging as you need a work permit to work in Austria. Additionally, the working language is German. So it is vital that one speaks it.
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I work for an International Organization in Vienna and I my employer has provided me with a temporary residence permit for Austria.
Yes, I did a language course in German the first year I arrived in Austria. This will help you when making hotel reservations, appointments to visit your doctor, shopping and dealing with the local population. Your colleagues may not necessarily speak the local language and one can assist the non-German speakers when the need arises.
If I was transferred abroad, I will have to work in one of the branches located overseas. We have offices in New York, Geneva, Japan and Toronto.
It's stated in my contract that I must be prepared to work wherever my employer sends me.
First, it is important that one speaks the language of the country - so I would say learn German.
Secondly, check the internet for job opportunities that are in line with your qualifications.
Thirdly, find an employer with an open mind who is looking for what you have to offer and is willing to apply for an Austrian work permit.
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Vienna, Austria has been ranked as one of world's most livable cities for the last several years. With its thriving nightlife, cultural attractions and low crime rates, Vienna seems to have it all. However, many expats in Vienna shared with Expat Exchange that they feel unwelcome and disconnected from the Viennese people. Learn how some eventually broke through and developed long-lasting friendships.
Expats in Austria have access to highly respected private and public hospitals, English-speaking doctors and more.
Expats in Austria have access to highly respected private and public hospitals, English-speaking doctors and more.
Get a quote for expat health insurance in Austria from our partner, Cigna Global Health.
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Vienna, Austria has been ranked as one of world's most livable cities for the last several years. With its thriving nightlife, cultural attractions and low crime rates, Vienna seems to have it all. However, many expats in Vienna shared with Expat Exchange that they feel unwelcome and disconnected from the Viennese people. Learn how some eventually broke through and developed long-lasting friendships.
Expats in Austria have access to highly respected private and public hospitals, English-speaking doctors and more.
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Expats in Austria have access to highly respected private and public hospitals, English-speaking doctors and more.
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