Today's headlines from Vienna, Austria, published by The Local Austria. Read the latest local news and open any story on the publisher's own site.
There are perks and challenges that come with being a foreigner anywhere in the world. The Local Austria's editor Amanda Previdelli writes about how tiring it can be to try to be a…
Airlines are already announcing new connections from Vienna for 2027, including a new long-haul route to the US and additional services to destinations in Europe and the Middle…
The Local Austria asked Vienna’s immigration and citizenship authority, MA35, for information on applications still awaiting a decision. The figures provided by the authority…
Several British travellers have told how they were incorrectly accused of overstaying their 90-day allowance due to the chaotic introduction of the EU's new EES biometric border…
Finding a place to rent in Salzburg can take a lot of patience, especially if you start your search from abroad. From the best places to look for listings to the documents you need…
Austria is planning to expand its espionage laws and introduce tougher prison sentences in response to a rise in so-called hybrid threats.
Austrian citizenship grants are rising, while Lower Austria has announced plans to close 53 asylum centres, plus more stories from Austria on Thursday.
Surprisingly or not, Christmas is almost here already, and Christmas tree sellers across Austria are preparing for the festive season. So when can you buy a real tree? Where should…
As of November 10th, passengers flying with Europe's biggest budget airline must check their luggage at least an hour before departure.
Austria's population is ageing, and more and more people are retiring. A new study shows how workers with immigration backgrounds are helping to finance the country's pension…
For decades, Austria portrayed itself as Nazi Germany's first victim. New research shows how much that narrative has lost support over the past 40 years.
Austria’s government is searching for new ways to measure integration. But what does that mean for those of us who call this country home? We’re interested in your perspective.