All for Austrian citizens

Countries with visa-free or simplified border crossing options

Country
Type of entry
Length of stay

2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Electronic authorization
  An online travel permit issued in advance for citizens of countries with visa-free agreements. It confirms the traveler's eligibility for short-term visa-free stays and facilitates faster border control processing.
3. from 1 month to 1 year
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Austria
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Canada
2. Electronic authorization
  An online travel permit issued in advance for citizens of countries with visa-free agreements. It confirms the traveler's eligibility for short-term visa-free stays and facilitates faster border control processing.
3. 6 months
1. China
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Croatia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. 1 month
1. France
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Germany
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Greece
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Hungary
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Italy
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Japan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Malaysia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Mexico
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 6 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Portugal
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Russia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 3 days
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 2 days to 3 months
2. Electronic authorization
  An online travel permit issued in advance for citizens of countries with visa-free agreements. It confirms the traveler's eligibility for short-term visa-free stays and facilitates faster border control processing.
3. from 1 month to 6 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Spain
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Sweden
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Thailand
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 2 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Turkey
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. United Kingdom
2. Electronic authorization
  An online travel permit issued in advance for citizens of countries with visa-free agreements. It confirms the traveler's eligibility for short-term visa-free stays and facilitates faster border control processing.
3. 6 months
1. United Arab Emirates
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. 3 months
1. United States of America
2. Electronic authorization
  An online travel permit issued in advance for citizens of countries with visa-free agreements. It confirms the traveler's eligibility for short-term visa-free stays and facilitates faster border control processing.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. 1 month

Country
Type of entry
Length of stay

2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Electronic authorization
  An online travel permit issued in advance for citizens of countries with visa-free agreements. It confirms the traveler's eligibility for short-term visa-free stays and facilitates faster border control processing.
3. from 1 month to 1 year
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Austria
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Canada
2. Electronic authorization
  An online travel permit issued in advance for citizens of countries with visa-free agreements. It confirms the traveler's eligibility for short-term visa-free stays and facilitates faster border control processing.
3. 6 months
1. China
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Croatia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. 1 month
1. France
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Germany
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Greece
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Hungary
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Italy
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Japan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Malaysia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Mexico
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 6 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Portugal
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Russia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 3 days
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 2 days to 3 months
2. Electronic authorization
  An online travel permit issued in advance for citizens of countries with visa-free agreements. It confirms the traveler's eligibility for short-term visa-free stays and facilitates faster border control processing.
3. from 1 month to 6 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Spain
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Sweden
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Thailand
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 2 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Turkey
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. United Kingdom
2. Electronic authorization
  An online travel permit issued in advance for citizens of countries with visa-free agreements. It confirms the traveler's eligibility for short-term visa-free stays and facilitates faster border control processing.
3. 6 months
1. United Arab Emirates
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. 3 months
1. United States of America
2. Electronic authorization
  An online travel permit issued in advance for citizens of countries with visa-free agreements. It confirms the traveler's eligibility for short-term visa-free stays and facilitates faster border control processing.
3. 3 months
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. 1 month