Austria (AT)
Austria is a landlocked Central European republic of nine federal states (Bundesländer), renowned for its stunning Alpine landscapes, imperial history, world-class classical music, and high standard of living.
Capital: Vienna
Region: Europe
Language: German
Currency: EUR (€)
Cost of living: Expensive (index 72)
Emergency: 112
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Time: 15–30 minutes at the office. No appointment needed in most Viennese districts. · Cost: Free
Deadline: Within 3 days of moving into your accommodation
Risk if missed: Administrative fine of up to €726. Cannot open an Austrian bank account, apply for health insurance, register with Finanzamt, or complete any official process without the Meldezettel.
Where to go: Vienna: Magistratisches Bezirksamt (MBA) in your district. Some available without appointment, walk-in. Other states: Gemeindeamt (municipal office). Also available online for address changes in Vienna at mein.wien.gv.at (with ID Austria).
Documents needed:
- ✓ Passport or EU ID card
- ✓ Completed Meldezettel form (downloadable from bmi.gv.at or available at the office)
- ✓ Landlord's signature on the Meldezettel form (Unterkunftgeber — your landlord or sub-lessor)
Tip: The landlord must provide their co-signature (Unterkunftgeber section). If your landlord is abroad or uncooperative: contact the Magistrat for guidance. Take 2 copies of all documents. Walk-ins are usually accepted without long waits at Vienna MBAs.
Local institution: Meldeamt / Magistratisches Bezirksamt (MBA) (Residents Registration Office)
Time: 1–2 hours · Cost: €363.36/semester (ÖH-Beitrag). Tuition: free for EU students at public universities.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Admission letter (Zulassungsbescheid)
- ✓ Passport
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ Health insurance proof
- ✓ Semester fee payment
Local institution: Universität / FH (Fachhochschule)
Time: 30 minutes · Cost: €72/year (first dog in Vienna)
Deadline: Within 2 weeks of moving in with your dog
Risk if missed: Fine up to €2,180 in Vienna for unregistered dogs.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Dog's vaccination record and EU Pet Passport
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ Microchip certificate
Tip: Vienna has specific Wiener Tierhaltegesetz requirements for "Listenhunde" (9 restricted breeds): mandatory liability insurance, temperament test, and dog school certificate. Check wien.gv.at/tiere for the current list.
Local institution: Magistrat (MA 60 in Vienna) (Municipal Authority — Dog Tax Registration)
Time: Application: 30 minutes. Placement: 2–8 weeks. · Cost: €0 (Gratiskindergarten for 20h+/week in most states)
Documents needed:
- ✓ Child's birth certificate
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ e-Card / vaccination record (Impfpass)
Tip: Vienna: apply through the Kindertagesheimportal at kinder.wien.gv.at. Kindergartenpflichtjahr (age 5–6) is mandatory — notify authorities of your registration. Private Kindergärten have separate registration processes and may charge fees.
Local institution: Kindergarten / Kindertagesheimportal Wien
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Time: 1–2 hours for enrolment appointment · Cost: Free. School supplies: €150–300/year.
Risk if missed: School attendance is legally mandatory. Non-compliance results in fines.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Child's birth certificate + certified translation if foreign
- ✓ Child's Meldezettel
- ✓ Passport / ID
- ✓ Previous school reports (if available)
- ✓ Vaccination record (Impfpass)
Tip: Contact your local Volksschule directly or search via the Vienna Schulraumplanung. Austrian schools offer DaZ (Deutsch als Zweitsprache) support for children whose first language is not German.
Local institution: Volksschule (Primary School)
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Time: 1–2 hours for enrolment · Cost: Free
Documents needed:
- ✓ Birth certificate + translation
- ✓ Previous school reports (Zeugnisse)
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ Volksschule transfer recommendation (Schulempfehlung) if coming from Austrian primary
Tip: NMS (Neue Mittelschule) is flexible and recommended for newly arrived teens — it does not track irreversibly. DaZ support available.
Local institution: Gymnasium / NMS (Neue Mittelschule)
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Time: 1–2 hours online registration · Cost: €85–130 (Gewerbeanmeldung at WKO); free for Neue Selbständige
Risk if missed: Operating without registration is illegal. Tax and social security penalties.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Passport
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ Proof of qualification (for regulated Gewerbe)
- ✓ FinanzOnline access
Tip: The WKO Gründer-Service offers free startup consultation — strongly recommended before registering. Determine whether you are a Gewerbetreibender (WKO registration required) or Neue Selbständige (Finanzamt only). Above €35,000 turnover: VAT registration required.
Local institution: WKO / Finanzamt (FinanzOnline) (Chamber of Commerce / Tax Authority)
Time: 2–3 weeks for e-Card to arrive after employer registration · Cost: Automatically deducted from salary (3.87% employee contribution)
Deadline: Within 30 days of arrival / start of employment
Risk if missed: Uninsured in Austria — all medical costs charged at full private rate. Illegal for employees.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Passport
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ Employment contract (if employed)
- ✓ Social insurance number (assigned with first employment)
Tip: Employer handles automatic ÖGK registration for employees. Self-employed: register at SVS (svs.at) directly. While waiting for your e-Card: EU citizens can use EHIC card temporarily. Keep your e-Card with you at all times once received.
Local institution: ÖGK — Österreichische Gesundheitskasse (Austrian Health Insurance Fund)
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Time: 30–60 minutes online · Cost: Minimum monthly SVS contribution: ~€160/month (health + pension)
Documents needed:
- ✓ Passport
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ WKO Gewerberegisterauszug (if Gewerbetreibender)
- ✓ FinanzOnline registration
Tip: Register at svs.at as soon as you start self-employed activity. SVS contributions start from the first month even if income is low — the minimum base applies. You can request a Stundung (deferral) if income is very low in the first months.
Local institution: SVS — Sozialversicherung der Selbständigen (Self-Employed Social Insurance)
Time: 10 minutes online · Cost: €15.30/month (€183.60/year)
Risk if missed: Back-payments with surcharge. Debt collection possible for persistent non-payers.
Where to go: Register online at gis.at or by post. The GIS will also send you a registration notice once you are in the Melderegister.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Name, address, IBAN for SEPA direct debit
Tip: Only ONE fee per household — if sharing, only one person pays. Set up SEPA direct debit to avoid missed payments. Low-income recipients (Sozialhilfe) may apply for Befreiung (exemption) at GIS. Cancel within the required notice period when leaving Austria.
Local institution: ORF GIS — Gebühren Info Service (Austrian Broadcasting Fee Service)
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Deadline: Within 1 month of establishing residency with a foreign vehicle
Risk if missed: Driving an unregistered foreign vehicle in Austria after 1 month is illegal. Fines and vehicle impoundment possible.
Where to go: Local Kfz-Zulassungsstelle (at your district authority)
Documents needed:
- ✓ Vehicle registration document (Typenschein)
- ✓ Proof of identity
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ Liability insurance confirmation (KFZ-Haftpflicht)
- ✓ COC document (for EU vehicles)
- ✓ NOVA payment confirmation (for non-EU vehicles)
- ✓ Pickerl (§57a check) if vehicle is older
Local institution: Kfz-Zulassungsstelle
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Time: 1–2 hour appointment. Processing: 6–12 weeks. · Cost: €160 application fee
Deadline: Within 90 days of arriving in Austria (or as permitted by entry visa)
Risk if missed: Illegal residence in Austria. Risk of deportation and entry ban.
Where to go: Vienna: MA 35 (Magistratsabteilung 35) at Dresdner Straße 93, 1200 Wien. Book appointment online at wien.gv.at/ma35. Other states: Bezirkshauptmannschaft.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Valid passport
- ✓ Biometric passport photos (3x)
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ Employment contract or job offer
- ✓ University degree certificate + certified German translation
- ✓ Proof of health insurance
- ✓ Clean criminal record certificate from home country (apostilled, translated)
- ✓ Proof of accommodation
- ✓ Application fee: ~€160
Tip: Book MA 35 appointment immediately after arrival — waiting times are 6–10 weeks. Your entry visa or Schengen 90-day period covers you while the appointment is pending. Bring ALL documents and originals to the appointment.
Local institution: MA 35 (Vienna) / Bezirkshauptmannschaft (other states) (Immigration Authority)
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Time: Application: 1 hour. Processing: 2–4 weeks. · Cost: €80–150 for direct exchange; €300–2,500+ if full training required
Risk if missed: Driving with expired permission is illegal — fine and invalid insurance.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Original foreign driving licence
- ✓ Certified German translation (if not in Latin script)
- ✓ Passport
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ Biometric photo
- ✓ Austrian eye test certificate (Sehtest, ~€15 at any optician)
- ✓ First Aid course certificate (Erste-Hilfe-Kurs, 8 hours, ~€60)
Tip: Check whether your country has a direct exchange agreement with Austria at help.gv.at (Führerschein-Umtausch). Eye test takes 5 minutes at any optician. First Aid course takes one Saturday — many providers, search "Erste-Hilfe-Kurs Wien".
Local institution: Führerscheinbehörde / Bezirkshauptmannschaft (Driving Licence Authority)
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Time: 75 hours total (typically over several weeks) · Cost: €300 (subsidised/required participants); free for refugees
Risk if missed: Affects residence permit renewal. Fine possible.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Residence permit
- ✓ Passport
- ✓ ÖIF registration
Tip: Register at integrationsfonds.at immediately on receiving your permit. Courses run at VHS, ÖIF centres, and private language schools throughout Austria. Evening and weekend options available.
Local institution: ÖIF — Österreichischer Integrationsfonds (Austrian Integration Fund)
Where to go: meldezettel.at or local Gemeindeamt
Local institution: Gemeindeamt/Magistrat
Time: 15 minutes (N26 online) or 1–2 hours (branch visit) · Cost: Free (N26 Standard, some Erste Bank offers) or €4–8/month
Documents needed:
- ✓ Passport or EU ID
- ✓ Meldezettel (required by traditional banks)
- ✓ Austrian phone number (for some banks)
Tip: N26 is the easiest for new arrivals — no Meldezettel required, full English app, instant setup. For an Austrian IBAN (AT) from a local bank: Erste Bank or BAWAG are most expat-friendly. Note: Austrian government direct debits (e.g. ORF Beitrag) prefer an AT IBAN.
Local institution: Bank (Erste Bank / Raiffeisen / N26) (Bank)
Time: Automatic — employer registers within 2 weeks of employment start · Cost: Free (contributions deducted from salary)
Documents needed:
- ✓ Provided by employer — no action required
Tip: Check your payslip for correct SV deductions: ÖGK (3.87%), PVA (10.25%), AMS (3%), AUVA (0%), MV-Kasse (employer: 1.53%). Your SV-Nummer (Sozialversicherungsnummer) appears on your e-Card — note it down. Self-employed: register directly with SVS (svs.at).
Local institution: ÖGK / SVS / BVAEB (Austrian Social Insurance)
Time: 2–6 weeks searching; 1–2 weeks for paperwork · Cost: Deposit (Kaution): up to 3 months rent. Agent fee (Maklerprovision): up to 2 months rent if applicable.
Risk if missed: Without a registered address (Meldezettel), you cannot complete any official processes in Austria.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Passport / ID
- ✓ Last 3 payslips or proof of income
- ✓ Employment confirmation letter
- ✓ Bank statements (sometimes requested)
- ✓ Rental application form (Mieterbewerbung)
Time: 1 hour to arrange · Cost: Varies: average €100–200/month for 2-person household
Documents needed:
- ✓ Bank account (IBAN)
- ✓ Apartment address
- ✓ Meter readings from move-in day
Tip: Photograph meter readings on move-in day with timestamp. Notify current provider immediately. Vienna: Wien Energie (wienenergie.at). Other states: EVN (Lower Austria), Energie AG (Upper Austria), etc. Compare providers at durchblicker.at.
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Time: 2–4 hours for appointment; 2–6 months processing · Cost: €80–120 application fee (varies by permit type)
Deadline: Submit renewal application at least 3 months before your current permit expires
Risk if missed: Overstaying an expired permit results in deportation proceedings, re-entry bans, and invalidation of future applications. Continued employment becomes illegal.
Where to go: Vienna: MA 35 appointment at wien.gv.at/ma35. Other states: your Bezirkshauptmannschaft. Book appointments well in advance.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Current Aufenthaltstitel
- ✓ Valid passport (minimum 3 months beyond permit end date)
- ✓ Meldezettel (current address registration)
- ✓ Proof of employment or self-sufficiency (income statements)
- ✓ Proof of health insurance
- ✓ Photographs (biometric)
- ✓ Application fee payment
Tip: MA 35 in Vienna has extremely limited walk-in capacity — book your appointment online months in advance. While your renewal application is pending, you legally remain in Austria under the "bridging provision" (Überbrückungsfrist). Keep the receipt of your submitted application with you at all times until the new permit arrives.
Local institution: MA 35 / Bezirkshauptmannschaft (BH) (Vienna Immigration Department / District Administrative Authority)
Where to go: Local Gemeindeamt and accredited veterinarian
Local institution: Gemeindeamt / Tierarzt
Time: 30 minutes online registration; Steuernummer assigned automatically on first filing or employer registration · Cost: Free
Documents needed:
- ✓ Passport
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ ID Austria (Handy-Signatur) activation recommended
Tip: Register for FinanzOnline at finanzonline.at. Set up ID Austria (Handy-Signatur) to enable electronic access. Employees get their Steuernummer automatically via their employer. Self-employed: register for self-employment on FinanzOnline simultaneously.
Local institution: Finanzamt / BMF — FinanzOnline (Austrian Tax Authority / Tax Office)
Time: 5 minutes · Cost: €106.80/year or €12.80/10-day (2026)
Risk if missed: Fine of €120 (on-the-spot) or €300 (by post). Section control systems detect missing Vignette automatically.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Vehicle registration (to verify correct vehicle class)
Tip: The Vignette is valid from December 1 of the previous year. Buy the new year's Vignette before December 31 for travel in the new year. Digital Vignette (eVignette): buy at asfinag.at — linked to your number plate, no sticker needed.
Time: 1–2 hours for first appointment · Cost: Free
Risk if missed: Delayed Arbeitslosengeld registration results in reduced benefit period.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Passport
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ CV
- ✓ Qualifications/certificates
- ✓ Confirmation of employment end from employer
Tip: Register online at ams.at before your first visit. If claiming Arbeitslosengeld: must register within 3 working days of job end to avoid losing benefit days. AMS also funds free German language courses and retraining for registered job seekers.
Local institution: AMS — Arbeitsmarktservice Österreich (Austrian Public Employment Service)
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Risk if missed: Long waitlists mean no childcare place — which can affect your ability to return to work.
Where to go: Municipal Krippe, private Träger (Caritas, Volkshilfe, private), or Vienna: wienkiddy.at / wien.gv.at childcare portal
Documents needed:
- ✓ Child's birth certificate
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ e-card (health insurance card)
- ✓ Income documents (for fee calculation)
Local institution: Kinderkrippe / Kindergruppe
Time: 1–2 hours · Cost: Free
Documents needed:
- ✓ Pension statements
- ✓ New Austrian bank account (IBAN)
- ✓ Meldezettel
Time: 30 minutes to fill in form online via FinanzOnline. Processing: 4–8 weeks. · Cost: Free
Documents needed:
- ✓ Child's birth certificate + certified German translation if foreign
- ✓ Passport / residence permit
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ IBAN for payment
- ✓ Child's Meldezettel showing Austrian address
Tip: Apply via FinanzOnline (finanzonline.at) or in person at your local Finanzamt. Payments are backdated only 5 years — apply promptly. Familienbeihilfe is paid per child until age 18 (up to 24 in education).
Local institution: Finanzamt Österreich (Austrian Tax Authority)
Time: 1–3 weeks to find one accepting new patients. First appointment: 30–60 minutes. · Cost: Free with ÖGK e-Card
Documents needed:
- ✓ e-Card (health insurance card)
- ✓ Passport
Tip: Search for Kassenärzte at doctolib.at (filter "Kassenarzt"), gesundheit.gv.at, or via ÖGK (oegk.at/arztsuche). In Vienna: finding a new Kassenarzt can be competitive — start searching immediately.
Local institution: Allgemeinmediziner / Kassenarzt (ÖGK-contracted General Practitioner)
Time: 30–60 minutes first appointment · Cost: First visit: €50–100. Annual vaccinations: €80–150.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Pet passport or vaccination record
- ✓ Microchip certificate
Tip: Austrian vet fees can be high — consider Tierkrankenversicherung (pet insurance). Register microchip at österreich.gv.at or through your vet.
Local institution: Tierarztpraxis (Veterinary Clinic)
Time: 30 minutes application. Processing: 2–4 weeks. · Cost: Free to apply
Documents needed:
- ✓ Child's birth certificate
- ✓ e-Card
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ IBAN
- ✓ Income proof for income-based model
Tip: The income-based KBG model (Einkommensabhängiges KBG) pays up to €80.12/day (~€2,400/month, 2026 cap) but is only available for 12+2 months. The flat-rate 12+2 model (€33.88/day) is simpler. Consult ÖGK before choosing — the decision cannot be changed after first payment. Partner bonus (Familienzeitbonus): father/second parent must apply separately.
Local institution: ÖGK — Österreichische Gesundheitskasse (Austrian Health Insurance Fund)
Time: 15–30 minutes · Cost: €5–20 for SIM + starter credit. Monthly plans: €8–25 (data + calls)
Documents needed:
- ✓ Passport (required for SIM registration)
Tip: Budget options: HoT (Hofer Telecom — uses A1 network, very cheap), spusu (popular value brand), Drei (3 — good data deals). Best coverage: A1. Register SIM with your passport. Most online banks require an Austrian number for account opening — get SIM before bank account.
Time: 1–2 weeks for installation · Cost: €30–45/month for 100–500 Mbps
Documents needed:
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ Bank account (IBAN for direct debit)
Tip: Check if your apartment has existing infrastructure (ask landlord). A1 has best coverage but is most expensive. Magenta and Drei are competitive alternatives. Consider a no-contract option for the first months before committing to 24 months.
Where to go: billa.at / local Apotheke
Local institution: Rewe Group / Apotheke
Time: 15 minutes at activation point · Cost: Free
Where to go: Activate at: any Magistratisches Bezirksamt (MBA) in Vienna, A1 stores, Erste Bank branches, ÖAMTC centres, or Gemeindeamt. Walk-in, takes 15 minutes.
Documents needed:
- ✓ Austrian passport or EU national ID card
- ✓ Austrian phone number (for SMS confirmation)
- ✓ Smartphone (iOS or Android)
Tip: ID Austria is required for FinanzOnline electronic filing, oesterreich.gv.at services, and many other official digital processes. Activate as soon as possible after arrival. Without it, many government processes require paper forms and in-person visits.
Local institution: Magistratisches Bezirksamt / A1 Store / Erste Bank (Activation point for ID Austria digital identity)
Time: 30 minutes per year · Cost: Free
Tip: January checklist: (1) Check your Kollektivvertrag for the new minimum wage in your sector. (2) Verify SV deduction rates on your January payslip. (3) Check Familienbeihilfe has been updated for children. (4) Buy the new Vignette before January 1 if driving. (5) Note the new Rezeptgebühr (prescription fee). (6) Confirm your ORF Beitrag standing order is correct.
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Time: 24 months waiting period then 8–16 weeks processing · Cost: Free to apply
Documents needed:
- ✓ SV-Nummer
- ✓ Passport
- ✓ Proof of permanent departure and address abroad
- ✓ Foreign bank IBAN
- ✓ Employment records from Austrian employers
Tip: Only the employee share (~10.25% of gross salary) is refunded — not the employer share (12.55%). EU/EEA citizens and those with totalization agreements CANNOT claim this refund. Apply at pva.at after 24 months abroad.
Local institution: PVA — Pensionsversicherungsanstalt (Austrian Pension Insurance Authority)
Time: 15 minutes annually · Cost: Free
Tip: Use pensionskonto.at with your ID Austria login. Annual Pensionskontomitteilung (statement) is also sent by post. Report any missing contribution periods to PVA for correction.
Local institution: PVA — Pensionsversicherungsanstalt (Austrian Pension Insurance Authority)
Time: 1 hour at MA 35 · Cost: €15
Documents needed:
- ✓ EU passport or national ID card
- ✓ Meldezettel
- ✓ Proof of employment, study, or self-sufficiency
Tip: Your EU passport + Meldezettel is sufficient for most purposes. Get the Anmeldebescheinigung if landlords or employers ask for proof of legal status.
Local institution: MA 35 (Vienna) / Bezirkshauptmannschaft (Immigration Authority)
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Time: 3–6 months processing · Cost: €80–120 application fee
Where to go: MA 35 in Vienna or local Bezirkshauptmannschaft.
Documents needed:
- ✓ All previous residence permits showing 5 years continuity
- ✓ Passport
- ✓ Meldezettel showing continuous residence
- ✓ Proof of stable income (last 12 months)
- ✓ Health insurance confirmation
- ✓ German language certificate (A2 or Integrations-prüfung)
Tip: The Daueraufenthalt-EU is far more secure than a renewable permit — apply as soon as you are eligible. Ensure you have not exceeded absence limits in the qualifying 5 years. Consolidate your German to at least A2 well before applying — integration courses via ÖIF (Österreichischer Integrationsfonds) are subsidised.
Local institution: MA 35 / Bezirkshauptmannschaft (Vienna Immigration Department)
Time: 30 minutes to compare and sign up online · Cost: €80–200/year bundled (includes contents + liability)
Documents needed:
- ✓ Apartment address and size (m²)
- ✓ Austrian bank account (IBAN)
Tip: Compare at durchblicker.at. The Haftpflicht (liability) is the most important part — covers you if e.g. a water leak in your apartment damages the apartment below. Essential in Austria.
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Time: 30–60 minutes (holographic); 1–2 hours with Notar for certified version · Cost: Free (holographic will). Notarial will: ~€100–500. Testamentsregister registration: €19.
Tip: Austria has no inheritance tax — gifts and inheritances between any persons are tax-free since 2008. If you have assets in multiple EU countries, a notarial will with an explicit EU Succession Regulation (Brussels IV) law choice can simplify cross-border succession significantly.
Local institution: Notar (Notary (public official))
Time: 15 minutes online · Cost: Free
Documents needed:
- ✓ Passport
- ✓ Austrian address
Tip: Search "[your country] embassy Vienna registration". Most embassies are in Vienna's inner districts. UK: FCDO Register Abroad. Australia: smartraveller.gov.au. US: step.state.gov.
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Time: 2–4 hours with a Steuerberater · Cost: €150–400 for consultation
Documents needed:
- ✓ Pension statements
- ✓ Double taxation agreement reference
Documents needed:
- ✓ Austrian bank account or credit card
Tip: Buy via the ÖBB app or klimaticket.at. If you only travel in Vienna: the Wiener Linien Jahreskarte (€365/year = €1/day) may be sufficient. Klimaticket pays for itself with just 2 Vienna–Salzburg return trips per year.
Full task details are available in the Premium plan
Become a Supporter Where to go: Sozialamt of your Bundesland
Local institution: Sozialamt / BMS Stelle
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Become a Supporter Where to go: Vienna: MA 50 online at wien.gv.at. Other states: your Landesregierung housing office.
Local institution: Wohnbeihilfestelle / MA 50 (Vienna)