
International Applicants: Expats & International Applicants
Opportunities for foreign professionals.
Why Joining Us
There are a bunch of good reasons why to work for us.
Become a Part of a Global Community
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Why Vienna is the Perfect Place to Call Home
Moving to one of the most livable cities on earth pays off.

Culture and Community
Vienna is a cultural hub with something for everyone. From world-class opera and art exhibitions to international festivals and diverse expat communities, you’ll find countless ways to connect and feel at home.
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Important Information About Employment in Austria
FAQs to guide you in your application.
Visa and Immigration Process
We assist with obtaining the official residence permits. Your education, work experience, and skills will be considered when applying for visas like the Red-White-Red Card or EU Blue Card. We’ll support you with the process prior to your arrival to Austria. For more information visit www.housinganywhere.com.
Financial and Tax Information
Austria has a progressive income tax system, ranging from 0% to 55% depending on your earnings. Taxes are automatically deducted from your salary by your employer.
Use Austria’s online gross-to-net calculators to understand your take-home pay after taxes, insurance, and contributions.
Employees typically receive two additional salaries annually: holiday pay in summer and Christmas pay in winter. These are taxed at a reduced rate (approx. 6% only), providing extra financial benefits.
Yes, part of your social security contributions funds your future pension, ensuring financial stability in retirement.
Living and Settling in Austria
The cost of living in Vienna is relatively affordable compared to other major European capitals. Rent costs can vary widely depending on the location, with central areas being more expensive. Utilities, groceries, and transportation are reasonably priced, and Vienna’s efficient public transport system is a cost-effective way to get around. For more information, have a look at the NUMBEO index.
Once you have arrived in Vienna you can arrange an appointment for opening an Austrian bank account at Raiffeisen Landesbank where you will be granted favorable conditions. Please get in touch with our colleagues.
There are several helpful resources for newcomers to Vienna. We’ll provide you with all the essential links and contacts for housing, local services, and integration programs. You can start with visiting the Expat Center Vienna, which offers valuable resources and support for new arrivals.
Employment Benefits and Insurance
Yes, Austria has a universal health insurance system. Contributions are deducted from your salary, giving you access to high-quality healthcare for you and your kids.
Upon starting, we register you with the social insurance company. Always carry your e-Card (Austrian health insurance card) to confirm entitlement to medical treatment at doctors' offices, health care institutions, and hospitals.
Employees in Austria are entitled to at least 25 days of paid annual leave, plus public holidays.
Austria offers generous family support, including childcare allowances and tax benefits for parents. For more details on available family support, visit Family Benefits Austria. We will also provide you with additional care, including a bilingual company kindergarden, gender-neutral parental leave and affordable childcare during school holidays.
Who We Are Searching For
Find yourself within a team of diverse nations, professional backgrounds, and life experiences, united by a common goal to build impactful solutions and care for each other.

How to Apply
Find the role that suits your career aspirations and apply. Not sure which path to take? We’ll guide you through it—explore our FAQ, look at our application process and find out all you need to know.