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Formalities relocation Austria


Entry formalities :
Visitors from the European Union need to have a valid identity card or a passport, which can be valid or out of date for less than 5 years.

Other nationalities have to contact the Austrian consulate:
Tel: 01.40.63.30.90 / fax : 01.40.55.91.50

If you are settling in the country, members of the European community have to apply for a residence permit.

You can bring household pets (dogs or cats) into the country if you have an up-to-date anti-rabies certificate, which has to be translated into German (you can get a form from the Austrian Tourist Board).


Health
There are no obligatory vaccinations.



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