How much is an Austrian visa?

In recent years, more and more people go to Austria, and there are not a few people who need to apply for a visa. Of course, the number of people who ask about the price is also rising in a straight line. How much does it cost to apply for a visa to Austria?

At present, Austrian visas in most regions are handled by agents in Beijing. The types and prices of Austrian visas will continue to change with the actual situation. The most common types of Austrian visas are:

Business visa, tourist visa, family visit visa, etc., due to the frequent changes in the visa price of the Austrian embassy, the visa information is also constantly changing. Under normal circumstances, the visa fee is about 1300 yuan, which includes the visa fee and all the service fees. It will also help applicants to make an appointment in advance.

Because Austria is a Schengen country, for those who apply for a visa for the first time, they need to be present in person according to the requirements of the embassy.

According to the new EU regulations, starting from October 12, 2015, Schengen visa applicants over the age of 12 must go to the Austrian Embassy in China or the local visa center of the destination country to provide their biometric identification data (commonly known as: fingerprint recording and photographing). The application form submitted or mailed by others will only be applicable to applicants whose fingerprints have been collected.

But fortunately, the agency will help the application to handle related matters, as long as I am present in person, there will be training before the fingerprint collection, and the visa center will also have staff to guide the applicant.

In short, the Austrian visa fee is not expensive, all around 1,000, and as long as the applicant prepares the materials according to the agency's requirements, he can successfully obtain valid certificates and is rarely refused.