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The Stay Permit - Pupil (Aufenthaltsbewilligung – Schüler) is designed for third-country nationals who wish to attend a school in Austria for educational purposes. This permit is generally intended for pupils enrolled in primary or secondary educational institutions. It allows international students to reside in Austria for the duration of their schooling, provided they meet the specific requirements set by the Austrian authorities. As this permit is for minors or students, it often involves coordination with legal guardians and the educational institution to ensure the applicant's welfare and educational objectives are met.
Applicants should contact the nearest Austrian embassy or consulate to obtain the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding specific requirements, as these can vary based on the applicant's age, the type of school, and the duration of the intended stay. Generally, applicants must provide proof of enrollment, evidence of sufficient financial resources to cover living costs, and valid health insurance. While the base application fee is generally set, applicants should be prepared for potential additional administrative costs. Early contact with the embassy is highly recommended to manage the application timeline effectively.
Admission to a public or private school with public status in Austria.
Proof of sufficient financial means to cover living costs.
Proof of valid health insurance equivalent to the Austrian state system.
Proof of adequate accommodation (e.g., rental contract, student housing).
If the pupil is a minor, proof of legal guardianship/consent.
Education
high_school or higher
Min. Income
8,671 EUR/yr
Completed application form.
Valid passport.
Passport photo (not older than 6 months).
Confirmation of admission from the school.
Proof of financial means (e.g., bank statements, declaration of liability).
Proof of accommodation.
Proof of health insurance.
Birth certificate (for minors).
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