In this article, in addition to the question of whether it is possible to live and work in Austria without knowing German, I would like to answer other questions that I am often asked. Living in Austria without speaking German To the question if it is possible to live in Austria without knowing German, the…
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If you are thinking of emigrating to Austria, you should know that living in Austria has its pros and cons. Currently, job opportunities in Austria are good, especially in certain industries. Salaries are high on average and are based on performance-related standards. Working hours are 8 and only 8 hours per day. No supervisor will…
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Austria is a country comparable to Germany in terms of language and cultural affinity. It is about 1/3 the size of the United Kingdom and is divided into 9 states, its capital is Vienna, it is part of the EU. The country offers an excellent quality of life and was ranked 10th most livable country…
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Salzburg is located on the border between Austria and Germany. The city, through which the Salzach River flows, was the birthplace of the great Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Many, attracted by the beauty of the city, think about living and working in Salzburg. Throughout its thousand-year history, it has always remained on the brink of wars…
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Vienna is a large city that appears smaller than it actually is. It is very international and offers an excellent quality of life. Therefore, living and working in Vienna can be a good option. Living in Vienna also means living in the center of Europe, with many opportunities for easy travel, both within the country…
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Working in Austria has many advantages, because Austria is a country with a high standard of living, with a transparent public service and efficient services. The Austrian economy is mainly based on high quality manufacturing industries in various sectors: engineering, chemicals, optics, etc. However, the most important sector is the tertiary sector, which employs over…
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Many wonder about the differences between Austrians and Germans and, in general, where it is better to emigrate to. So is itbetter to live in Austria or in Germany? From my experience I can say that Austrians love Latin more than Germans, they want to know everything about Italy or Spain. The Germans are rougher…
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The Austrian economy has been hit hard by the pandemic, with a significant drop in GDP and an increase in the number of new unemployed (500,000), but this year the most affected sectors, such as retail or hospitality, will grow significantly. For the whole of 2022, strong growth is expected until 2023, thanks to the…
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