September Intake in Austria 2026 – Deadlines, Universities & Application Timeline

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The September 2026 intake (Wintersemester 2026/27) is the primary and largest entry point for Indian students applying to Austrian universities, with classes starting in October 2026 and application deadlines for non-EU students falling between February and May 2026 depending on the university. If you are reading this in March 2026, you are right in the middle of the most critical application window — some deadlines have already passed, but the majority of Austrian public universities still have open applications for Master’s programmes. This guide provides a complete, step-by-step breakdown of every deadline, the month-by-month action plan, university-specific application portals, visa timelines, and contingency options so that Indian students and their families can navigate the Austrian admission process with confidence and clarity.

Understanding the Austrian Academic Calendar: Wintersemester vs Sommersemester

Before diving into deadlines and processes, it is essential to understand how the Austrian university calendar works. Austrian universities operate on a two-semester system that differs from the Indian academic year and from the American or British calendar:

Semester	German Name	Duration	Application Period (Non-EU)	Programme Availability
Winter Semester (Primary)	Wintersemester (WS)	October – January	February – May	90%+ programmes start here
Summer Semester (Secondary)	Sommersemester (SS)	March – June	September – January	Limited programmes; backup option

The Wintersemester (Winter Semester) starting in October is the main intake in Austria. The vast majority of Master’s programmes — especially the English-taught ones that Indian students typically apply for — begin exclusively in the winter semester. The summer semester (Sommersemester) starting in March serves as a secondary intake and is primarily used as a backup or for students who missed the October entry. Some programmes do allow a summer semester start, but options are significantly more limited.

For the September/October 2026 intake, you are targeting the Wintersemester 2026/27. Orientation weeks typically begin in late September 2026, with formal lectures starting on October 1, 2026 at most universities. The registration period at most Austrian universities opens from early September, where admitted students must physically register (Inskription) and pay the semester fees.

Complete University-Wise Deadline Table for Wintersemester 2026/27

Each Austrian public university sets its own application deadlines for non-EU (third-country) students. Unlike Germany where uni-assist centralises many applications, in Austria you apply directly to each university through their individual online portals. Here is the detailed breakdown of deadlines, application portals, and programme availability for the seven most popular Austrian universities among Indian students:

University	City	Non-EU Deadline (WS 2026/27)	Application Portal	Popular English-Taught Master’s	Tuition/Semester (Non-EU)
TU Wien	Vienna	February 28, 2026	tiss.tuwien.ac.at	Data Science, Computer Engineering, Logic & Computation	EUR 726.72
University of Vienna	Vienna	May 1, 2026	uspace.univie.ac.at	English & American Studies, Business Analytics, Environmental Sciences	EUR 726.72
TU Graz	Graz	April 30, 2026	online.tugraz.at	Computer Science, Information & Computer Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering	EUR 726.72
WU Vienna	Vienna	March 31, 2026	learn.wu.ac.at	International Management/CEMS, Quantitative Finance, Supply Chain Management	EUR 726.72
University of Graz	Graz	May 1, 2026	online.uni-graz.at	Sustainable Development, Global Studies, Political Economy	EUR 726.72
University of Innsbruck	Innsbruck	May 1, 2026	lfuonline.uibk.ac.at	Computer Science, Economics, Atmospheric Sciences	EUR 726.72
JKU Linz	Linz	May 31, 2026	kusss.jku.at	Artificial Intelligence, Management, Web Sciences	EUR 726.72

Source: Official university admission pages for Wintersemester 2026/27 | Tuition: EUR 726.72/semester = approx. INR 65,400 at EUR 1 = INR 90 | Some programmes may have earlier programme-specific deadlines

Online Application Portals: How to Apply to Each University

Unlike many European countries that use centralised application systems (France has Campus France, Germany has uni-assist for many universities), Austria requires you to apply directly to each university through its own portal. This means you can apply to multiple universities simultaneously without any centralised bottleneck. Here is how each portal works:

1. TU Wien — TISS Portal (tiss.tuwien.ac.at)

TU Wien uses the TISS (TU Wien Informations-Systeme und Services) portal for all applications. You create an account, select your desired Master’s programme, upload documents, and submit online. The portal also tracks your application status. TU Wien requires document verification and may ask for credential evaluation through the Austrian ENIC-NARIC. For engineering programmes, they may also request course-by-course syllabi from your Indian bachelor’s degree to evaluate equivalence.

2. University of Vienna — u:space Portal (uspace.univie.ac.at)

The University of Vienna uses its u:space system. Indian students should first check programme-specific admission requirements on the Studieren website (studieren.univie.ac.at), then create an account on u:space, upload all required documents, and submit the online application. The university is known for thorough document checks and may request additional translations or authentication. Response times are typically 4-8 weeks after the application deadline.

3. TU Graz — TUGRAZonline Portal (online.tugraz.at)

TU Graz uses TUGRAZonline for applications. The process is straightforward: create an account, select a programme, upload documents, and submit. TU Graz is particularly popular among Indian engineering graduates due to its strong reputation in computer science, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering. The city of Graz itself is significantly more affordable than Vienna, making it a favourite for cost-conscious students.

4. WU Vienna — WU Application Portal (learn.wu.ac.at)

WU Vienna (Vienna University of Economics and Business) has its own dedicated application system. WU is particularly competitive for its English-taught Master’s programmes like International Management/CEMS and Quantitative Finance. Applications require GMAT/GRE scores for some programmes, along with strong academic records and motivation letters. Note that WU’s deadline of March 31, 2026 is approaching very soon.

5. University of Graz, University of Innsbruck, and JKU Linz

These three universities use their respective online portals (online.uni-graz.at, lfuonline.uibk.ac.at, and kusss.jku.at) and follow similar processes. All three have May 2026 or later deadlines, giving Indian students applying in March-April 2026 a comfortable window. JKU Linz, with its May 31 deadline, is the most flexible option and has been gaining popularity among Indian students for its strong AI and technology programmes.

Month-by-Month Timeline: March to October 2026

If you are reading this in March 2026 and have decided to target the Austria October 2026 intake, here is the exact action plan you should follow, month by month. This timeline assumes you are starting from scratch — if you have already completed some steps, simply skip ahead to where you are:

Month	Key Actions	Deliverables / Milestones
March 2026	Research universities and programmes; shortlist 3-5 universities; gather documents; register on application portals; take IELTS/TOEFL if not yet done; submit WU Vienna application by March 31	Shortlist ready; IELTS/TOEFL score in hand; WU application submitted; other portal accounts created
April 2026	Submit applications to TU Graz (by April 30), University of Vienna, University of Graz, University of Innsbruck, and JKU Linz; get documents apostilled; arrange translations of all documents into English/German	All university applications submitted; apostilled documents ready; translation set complete
May 2026	Final submissions for May 1 deadline universities; submit JKU Linz by May 31; begin financial documentation for visa; open savings account or arrange sponsor documents; apply for any remaining language tests	All applications submitted; financial proof preparation started; bank statements showing sufficient funds
June 2026	Receive admission letters (4-8 weeks after deadline); accept the best offer; begin visa document compilation; arrange health insurance; book Austrian Embassy appointment in New Delhi	Admission letter in hand; embassy appointment booked; visa document checklist 80% complete
July 2026	Submit visa application at Austrian Embassy, New Delhi; finalize financial proof documents; attend visa interview if required; begin accommodation search (OeAD Housing, university Studentenwerk, WG-Gesucht)	Visa application submitted; accommodation search active; 6-8 week visa processing begins
August 2026	Visa processing continues (6-12 weeks total); confirm accommodation booking; book flights (one-way to Vienna/Graz/destination city); begin pre-departure preparation; attend Kadamb Overseas pre-departure briefing	Accommodation confirmed; flights booked tentatively; pre-departure checklist in progress
September 2026	Collect visa/residence permit; confirm final flight booking; pay first semester tuition and fees; carry original documents, accommodation confirmation, insurance proof; arrive in Austria; attend orientation week; register at Magistrat (city hall) within 3 days of arrival	Visa collected; arrived in Austria; registered at university; Meldezettel (registration certificate) obtained
October 2026	Classes begin; complete Inskription (formal enrolment); pay ÖH fee; open Austrian bank account; activate health insurance; settle into accommodation; begin attending lectures	Formally enrolled; classes started; Austrian life begins

Documents Required for Austrian University Application

Austrian universities require a comprehensive set of documents from Indian applicants. Having these ready before you begin the application process will save you weeks of delay. Here is the complete document checklist:

Document	Details / Notes	Authentication Required?
Bachelor’s Degree Certificate	Final degree certificate from your Indian university	Apostille + Sworn Translation
Academic Transcripts (All Semesters)	Semester-wise marksheets showing all subjects and grades	Apostille + Sworn Translation
Class 12 (Higher Secondary) Certificate	Board exam marksheet and passing certificate	Apostille + Sworn Translation
Class 10 (Secondary) Certificate	Some universities request this for full academic history	Apostille + Sworn Translation
English Language Proficiency	IELTS (6.0-6.5 typically) or TOEFL (80-90+ iBT); some accept PTE	Official score report sent to university
German Language Certificate (if applicable)	OSD B2/C1 or Goethe B2/C1 for German-taught programmes	Original certificate
Passport	Valid for at least 12 months beyond intended arrival date	Colour copy
Curriculum Vitae (CV)	Europass format preferred; include academic and work experience	No
Motivation Letter / Statement of Purpose	1-2 pages explaining why this programme and university	No
Letters of Recommendation (1-2)	From professors or employers; not always required but strongly recommended	No
Passport-Size Photographs	Biometric format; white background; 35x45mm	No
Course-by-Course Syllabi (for some programmes)	Detailed syllabus of each subject from your bachelor’s degree for equivalence check	University-stamped copy preferred

Admission Letter Timeline: How Long Do Austrian Universities Take to Respond?

After you submit your application, the waiting period begins. Austrian universities generally process applications in batches after the deadline closes, rather than on a rolling basis. Here is what you can expect for the Wintersemester 2026/27 cycle:

University	Application Deadline	Expected Response Time	Expected Admission Letter By
TU Wien	Feb 28, 2026	6-10 weeks	April – May 2026
WU Vienna	Mar 31, 2026	4-8 weeks	May – June 2026
TU Graz	Apr 30, 2026	4-6 weeks	June 2026
University of Vienna	May 1, 2026	4-8 weeks	June – July 2026
University of Graz	May 1, 2026	4-6 weeks	June – July 2026
University of Innsbruck	May 1, 2026	4-6 weeks	June – July 2026
JKU Linz	May 31, 2026	3-6 weeks	July 2026

Austrian universities typically send admission letters (Zulassungsbescheid) via email and through their online portals. Some universities send a conditional admission first (if you have not yet completed your bachelor’s), followed by the final admission once you submit your degree certificate. The admission letter is a critical document — you will need it for your visa application, so do not delay in accepting your offer once you receive it.

If your application requires additional documents or clarification, the university will contact you. Always check your email (including spam folders) and the application portal regularly during the waiting period. At Kadamb Overseas, we track every student’s application status weekly and follow up with university admission offices if there are unusual delays.

Visa Application After Admission: The Austrian Student Residence Permit

Once you have your admission letter in hand, the next critical step is applying for the Austrian student residence permit (Aufenthaltsbewilligung Studierende). For Indian students, all visa applications are processed through the Austrian Embassy in New Delhi. Here is the complete visa process timeline:

Step	Timeline	Details
1. Gather Visa Documents	1-2 weeks	Admission letter, financial proof (EUR 515.30/month for under 24; EUR 933.06/month for 24+), health insurance, apostilled documents, passport photos, accommodation proof (if available)
2. Book Embassy Appointment	1-3 weeks ahead	Book online via the Austrian Embassy New Delhi website; appointments fill up fast during peak season (June-August), so book as early as possible
3. Submit Application at Embassy	1 day	In-person submission at Austrian Embassy, New Delhi; biometrics collected; visa fee ~EUR 150 (~INR 13,500)
4. Processing Period	6-12 weeks	Application is forwarded to Austrian authorities (MA 35 in Vienna or respective Bezirkshauptmannschaft); average is 8 weeks but can take up to 12 weeks during peak season
5. Visa Collection	1 week after approval	Collect visa from embassy; you receive a Visa D valid for initial entry; residence permit card (Aufenthaltstitel) is collected in Austria after arrival

Total visa processing time: 6-12 weeks from submission to collection. This means if you submit your visa application in July 2026, you can expect to receive your visa by August-September 2026 — just in time for the October start. However, the 12-week maximum processing time means you should submit your visa application no later than the first week of July 2026 to ensure you receive it before classes begin in October.

Financial Proof Requirements for Austrian Student Visa

The Austrian authorities require proof that you can financially support yourself during your studies. The required amounts for the 2026/27 academic year are:

Age Category	Monthly Requirement (EUR)	Annual Requirement (EUR)	Annual Requirement (INR at EUR 1 = INR 90)
Under 24 years old	EUR 515.30	EUR 6,183.60	INR 5,56,524
24 years and older	EUR 933.06	EUR 11,196.72	INR 10,07,705

Unlike Germany, which mandates a blocked account (Sperrkonto) with approximately EUR 11,904 locked upfront, Austria accepts regular bank statements showing sufficient savings. This is a significant advantage for Indian families, as it means you do not need to lock INR 10+ lakh in a blocked account. You can demonstrate financial proof through bank statements showing a steady balance, a parent/sponsor’s bank statements with a sponsorship affidavit, or a combination of savings and scholarship letters. This flexibility makes Austria considerably more accessible for Indian middle-class families.

Accommodation Booking Timeline for October 2026

Finding accommodation in Austria should begin as soon as you receive your admission letter — ideally by June-July 2026. Austrian cities, particularly Vienna, face housing pressure during the student intake season. Here are your main options and the recommended timeline:

Accommodation Type	Monthly Cost (EUR)	Monthly Cost (INR)	When to Book	Booking Platform
OeAD Student Housing	EUR 300-450	INR 27,000-40,500	April-June 2026	housing.oead.at
Studentenheim (Student Residences)	EUR 280-500	INR 25,200-45,000	May-July 2026	STUWO, home4students, Akademikerhilfe
WG (Shared Flat / Wohngemeinschaft)	EUR 350-550	INR 31,500-49,500	July-August 2026	WG-Gesucht.de, willhaben.at
Private Studio Apartment	EUR 500-900	INR 45,000-81,000	July-August 2026	willhaben.at, ImmobilienScout24.at

The most recommended option for first-time Indian students is OeAD Student Housing or a Studentenheim. These provide fully furnished rooms, include utilities, offer a built-in community of international students, and — critically — provide an official accommodation confirmation that you can use for your visa application. OeAD rooms are the most sought-after and fill up fast, so apply as early as April-May 2026 even before you receive your admission letter.

Pre-Departure Checklist for Indian Students Going to Austria (October 2026)

Once your visa is approved and you are preparing to fly to Austria in September 2026, use this comprehensive checklist to ensure nothing is missed:

• Original Documents: Carry ALL original academic documents, admission letter, visa/residence permit, passport, health insurance confirmation, accommodation confirmation, and financial proof documents
• Apostilled and Translated Copies: At least 2 sets of apostilled and translated copies of all academic documents
• Financial Readiness: Carry EUR 500-1,000 in cash for initial expenses (first few days before bank account is active); ensure your Indian debit/credit card works internationally (enable international transactions)
• Health Insurance: Arrange travel health insurance for the first 3 months; after arrival, register for OGK student self-insurance (EUR 65-70/month) within 4 weeks
• Flight Booking: Book one-way flight to your destination city (Vienna, Graz, Innsbruck, or Linz); September flights to Europe are peak season, so book early for better rates (INR 30,000-55,000 one-way)
• Accommodation Confirmation: Ensure your student housing or apartment is confirmed and you have the address for your Meldezettel registration
• Emergency Contacts: Note down Indian Embassy in Vienna contact details, university international office number, and local police emergency number (133)
• SIM Card Plan: You can buy an Austrian SIM at the airport or any Drei/A1/Magenta store; monthly plans start at EUR 10-15 (INR 900-1,350)
• Warm Clothing: October in Austria can be cold (5-15 degrees Celsius); pack at least one warm jacket, thermal innerwear, and layered clothing
• Semester Fee Payment: Be ready to pay the first semester’s tuition + OH fee (EUR 747.92 or approx. INR 67,313) immediately upon arrival during Inskription
• Meldezettel Registration: You MUST register at the local Magistrat or Gemeindeamt within 3 days of moving into your accommodation — this is a legal requirement
• Indian Spices and Ready-to-Eat Meals: Carry a small supply of Indian spices, ready-to-eat packets, and favourite snacks for the first few weeks; Indian grocery stores exist in Vienna and Graz but are less common in smaller cities

What If You Are Late? The Sommersemester (Summer Semester) 2027 Alternative

If you are reading this and realise you cannot make the Wintersemester 2026/27 deadlines — perhaps because your bachelor’s results are delayed, you need more time for language preparation, or your documents are not ready — there is a viable backup: the Sommersemester (Summer Semester) 2027, which starts in March 2027.

Parameter	Wintersemester 2026/27 (October 2026)	Sommersemester 2027 (March 2027)
Classes Begin	October 1, 2026	March 1, 2027
Non-EU Application Window	February – May 2026	September – January 2027
Programme Availability	90%+ programmes available	Limited; varies by university and programme
Competition Level	Higher (primary intake)	Lower (fewer applicants)
Visa Processing Pressure	High (peak season July-September)	Lower (off-peak November-January)
Accommodation Availability	Competitive (high demand)	Easier (more rooms available mid-year)
Recommended For	Primary choice for all students	Backup for those who miss WS deadlines or need more preparation time

Not all Master’s programmes accept summer semester starts. Before planning for Sommersemester 2027, check with your target university whether your specific programme allows mid-year entry. Universities like JKU Linz and University of Graz tend to be more flexible with summer semester admissions. If you opt for this route, you can use the extra 5-6 months (May-October 2026) productively by completing a German language course (A1-B1 level), gaining work experience, or strengthening your application with additional certifications.

Austria Student Visa: Is There an SDS-Like Fast Track?

Indian students familiar with Canada’s Student Direct Stream (SDS) — which offers faster visa processing for students from select countries — often ask whether Austria has a similar fast-track visa option. The short answer is: No, Austria does not have an SDS-equivalent programme. However, the Austrian visa process has its own advantages:

Parameter	Austria (Regular Track)	Canada SDS	Canada Regular (Non-SDS)
Processing Time	6-12 weeks	20 calendar days (target)	8-16 weeks
Financial Requirement	EUR 6,184-11,197/year (INR 5.6-10 lakh)	CAD 20,635 GIC + 1st year tuition	CAD 20,635 + tuition
Blocked Account Required?	No (bank statements accepted)	Yes (GIC mandatory)	No (but recommended)
IELTS Minimum	6.0-6.5 (programme-specific)	Overall 6.0 (no band below 6.0)	Varies by institution
Approval Rate (Indian Students)	94%+ (Kadamb: 97%)	Higher than regular track	60-70% (varies by year)
Post-Study Work	12-month job seeker + RWR Card	PGWP (up to 3 years)	PGWP (up to 3 years)

While Austria does not offer a fast-track visa, its key advantages are: a very high approval rate (94%+ for properly documented applications), no blocked account requirement, lower financial proof thresholds, and a straightforward single-embassy process (all Indian applications through New Delhi). The absence of a blocked account alone saves Indian students significant hassle and financial locking compared to both Germany (Sperrkonto) and Canada (GIC).

Austria vs Germany: Intake Timeline Comparison for Indian Students

Many Indian students consider both Austria and Germany when planning their European study journey. While the countries share a language and many cultural similarities, their intake timelines and application processes differ in important ways:

Parameter	Austria (WS 2026/27)	Germany (WS 2026/27)
Winter Semester Start	October 1, 2026	October 1, 2026 (varies by state)
Non-EU Application Deadline	February – May 2026 (university-specific)	July 15, 2026 (standard via uni-assist)
Application System	Direct to each university (no middleman)	uni-assist for many; direct for some
Application Fee	Free at most public universities	EUR 75 via uni-assist (first) + EUR 30 each additional
Tuition (Non-EU, per semester)	EUR 726.72 (~INR 65,400)	EUR 0-1,500 (Baden-Wurttemberg: EUR 1,500; others free or nominal)
Blocked Account Required?	No	Yes — EUR 11,904/year (INR ~10.7 lakh)
APS Verification Required?	No	Yes (for Indian students)
Visa Processing Time	6-12 weeks	6-12 weeks (sometimes longer)
Post-Study Work	12-month job seeker visa + RWR Card	18-month job seeker visa
Summer Semester (Backup Intake)	March 2027 start; limited programmes	April 2027 start; limited programmes
Can Apply Simultaneously?	Yes — no restrictions	Yes — no restrictions

A key strategic advantage: Austrian deadlines are generally earlier than Germany’s July 15 deadline, which means you can apply to Austrian universities first (March-May) and then also apply to German universities (by July 15). If you receive an Austrian admission first, you can begin your visa process while still waiting for German responses. Many of our students at Kadamb Overseas apply to both countries simultaneously and then choose the best offer.

Step-by-Step Application Process: How to Apply Now (March 2026)

If you are an Indian student reading this in March 2026 and want to start the Wintersemester 2026/27 in Austria, here is the exact step-by-step process you should follow right now:

Step 1: Research and Shortlist (Week 1-2)

Visit the OeAD study finder (studienwahl.at) and search for English-taught Master’s programmes at Austrian public universities. Cross-reference with each university’s programme catalogue. Shortlist 3-5 programmes based on your academic background, career goals, and language requirements. Check which deadlines are still open — as of March 2026, University of Vienna, TU Graz, University of Graz, University of Innsbruck, JKU Linz, and WU Vienna (closing March 31) are all still accepting applications.

Step 2: Prepare Documents (Week 1-3, in parallel with research)

Gather all academic documents (degree certificates, transcripts, Class 10 and 12 marksheets). Get them apostilled through MEA or an authorised agency. Arrange sworn translations into English or German. Take IELTS or TOEFL if you have not already (book the earliest available date). Prepare a strong CV in Europass format and a compelling motivation letter tailored to each programme.

Step 3: Create Accounts and Submit Applications (Week 2-4)

Register on each university’s online application portal. Fill in the application forms carefully, upload all required documents, and submit. For WU Vienna, prioritise this as the deadline is March 31, 2026. For other universities with April-May deadlines, you have more time but should not procrastinate. Apply to multiple universities to maximise your chances.

Step 4: Begin Visa Document Preparation (Week 3-6, parallel)

While waiting for admission responses, start preparing your visa documents. Ensure your family’s bank statements show sufficient funds for at least 12 months. Arrange health insurance that is valid in Austria. Get additional passport-size photographs in biometric format. Research accommodation options and consider applying to OeAD Housing early.

Step 5: Receive Admission and Apply for Visa (June-July 2026)

Once you receive your admission letter (expected 4-8 weeks after the deadline), accept the offer immediately. Book an appointment at the Austrian Embassy in New Delhi (do this as soon as you get the admission letter — appointments fill up in summer). Compile your complete visa file and submit. Then wait 6-12 weeks for processing.

Step 6: Collect Visa, Book Flights, and Depart (August-September 2026)

Once your visa is approved, collect it from the embassy. Book your flight to Austria (aim to arrive at least 1 week before orientation begins). Confirm your accommodation. Run through the pre-departure checklist. Attend a pre-departure briefing (Kadamb Overseas provides this for all our students). And then — you are off to Austria.

Common Mistakes Indian Students Make When Applying for Austria’s October Intake

Having guided hundreds of Indian students to Austrian universities over the past decade, here are the most common mistakes we see at Kadamb Overseas — and how to avoid them:

• Assuming all deadlines are the same: Each Austrian university has its own deadline. TU Wien’s February deadline catches many students off-guard who assume they have until May like other universities
• Not apostilling documents in advance: Apostille processing takes 5-10 working days, and sworn translations add another week. Students who wait until the last moment often miss deadlines because of document delays
• Ignoring programme-specific requirements: Some programmes require GMAT/GRE scores, portfolio submissions, or specific prerequisite courses. Always read the programme-specific admission page, not just the general university admission page
• Submitting visa application too late: The 6-12 week processing window means a July submission may not result in a September visa. Submit by late June or early July at the absolute latest
• Not booking embassy appointments early enough: June-August is peak season for student visa appointments at the Austrian Embassy in New Delhi. Slots fill up weeks in advance. Book as soon as you receive your admission letter
• Underestimating the accommodation crisis: Student housing in Vienna and Graz fills up fast. Students who wait until August to look for accommodation often end up in expensive temporary housing for the first months
• Not applying to multiple universities: Unlike the UK or USA where application fees are high, most Austrian public universities charge no application fee. There is no reason not to apply to 3-5 universities simultaneously
• Confusing Austrian requirements with German ones: Austria does NOT require a blocked account, does NOT require APS verification, and does NOT use uni-assist. Students who prepare based on German advice often waste time and money on unnecessary steps

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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