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Austria visa for Indians

Indian passport holders need a Schengen visa for Austria. It costs from ₹15,190 per traveller, takes 15 days to process and is valid for 1 month (single entry). Apply online with Speedra — no embassy visit needed.

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Visa options and fees

VisaPriceValidityEntry
Schengen Tourist Visa₹15,1901 monthSingle

Documents required

  • Passport scan — Front & back page, valid 6+ months from travel date
  • Bank statement — Last 3–6 months, stamped by your bank
  • Income tax returns — Last 2–3 years ITR acknowledgement

How your Austria visa gets done

  1. Apply online in about 5 minutes.
  2. Expert document check within 2 hours.
  3. Application submitted to the immigration authority.
  4. Visa issued — estimated 15 days.

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Frequently asked questions

Do Indian citizens need a visa for Austria?

Yes — Indian passport holders need a Schengen visa to visit Austria. You can apply 100% online with Speedra; no embassy visit is needed.

How much does a Austria visa cost for Indians?

A Austria Schengen Tourist Visa costs ₹15,190 per traveller with Speedra. That includes the government fee, appointment centre fee and Speedra’s service fee.

How long does it take to get a Austria visa?

Processing for a Austria visa takes 15 days. Speedra checks your documents within 2 hours of applying, then submits your application to the authorities.

What documents are required for a Austria visa?

You need: passport scan, bank statement, income tax returns. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from your travel date. You can upload everything from your phone.

How long is the Austria visa valid?

The Austria Schengen Tourist Visa is valid for 1 month, with single entry.

What is the approval rate for Austria visas?

The indicative approval rate for Austria visas is 92.4%. Every Speedra application is reviewed by a visa expert before submission to reduce the chance of rejection.

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