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Study in the heart of Europe with low public university fees (~€726/sem), world-renowned safety, and a 1-year post-study Red-White-Red Card pathway.
Public universities charge non-EU students only approx. €726.72 per semester, making Austria one of Europe’s cheapest study destinations.
Vienna is consistently ranked #1 globally in the Mercer Quality of Living Survey for safety, public transit, and culture.
Graduates have 12 months to search for employment and transition into the Austrian Red-White-Red (Rot-Weiß-Rot) Card.
Distinguished academic tradition in STEM, international business, music, and international diplomacy.
Borders 8 European nations with unrestricted Schengen travel mobility.
Tuition fees in Austria vary depending on your choice of university, study level, and programme discipline:
Under 24 years old: €610/month (€7,320/yr); 24 and older: €1,110/month (€13,320/yr)
Proof of payment of university tuition fee
Accepted Formats: Bank account in the student’s own name with verifiable source of funds, or formal declaration of sponsorship (Haftungserklärung).
Sponsor Guidelines: Self bank statement or authorized Austrian resident sponsorship.
Secure official admission letter (Zulassungsbescheid) from an Austrian university.
Arrange proof of legal accommodation (Wohnrechtsvereinbarung / Student dorm contract).
Compile bank statement covering the required living costs for 12 months.
Obtain Austrian health insurance coverage (ÖGK or comprehensive private insurance).
Submit application at Austrian Embassy and collect residence permit card upon arrival in Austria.
Up to 20 hours per week across all study levels with an employment permit (Beschäftigungsbewilligung) issued by AMS.
Duration: 12 months extension of residence permit for job-seeking.
Graduates can transition directly to the Red-White-Red Card for Very Highly Qualified Workers with simplified point requirements.
Study Abroad Manuel assists students with direct admissions and fast-tracked offer letters to leading institutions in Austria: