Discover Austria, Leave the Visa Process to Us
We manage your visa process for Mozart's city Salzburg, imperial capital Vienna, and the ski resorts of the Tyrolean Alps.
Our expert team is by your side at every step of your Austria visa process. Rejection risk is minimized.
Professional Visa Support
With Corpenza's expert team, the risk of visa rejection is minimized. We stand by you with thousands of successful application experiences.
- Personalized file evaluation
- High approval rate
- Fast process management
Consulate Support
We provide full support in appointment scheduling, file delivery and process tracking for your Austria consulate application.
Application Process
We manage your Austria visa application from start to finish. Including appointment scheduling, form filling and consulate tracking.
Document Preparation
We ensure complete preparation of all required documents for Austria tourist visa application.
- Passport verification and copy
- Biometric photo preparation
- Financial documents preparation
- Insurance and accommodation planning
How Does the Process Work?
We manage your process step by step
Free Consultation
We assess your travel plans and visa requirements.
1 dayDocument Preparation
We ensure complete preparation of all documents including a detailed day-by-day travel plan.
3-5 daysAppointment & Application
We schedule your appointment through VFS Global and submit your application.
1-2 weeksVisa Delivery
You receive your visa and get ready for your trip.
15 business daysPackages & Pricing
What Our Clients Say
“My visa process with Corpenza was incredibly smooth. They handled everything from document preparation to appointment tracking.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to all your questions here
Yes, the Austrian consulate expects a more detailed travel plan compared to other Schengen countries. You need to prepare a plan showing which city you will be in each day and the activities you will undertake.
Yes, with a tourist visa you can visit Austria's famous ski resorts (Innsbruck, St. Anton, Kitzbuhel, etc.). However, winter sports insurance should be considered in addition to your travel insurance.
If you will stay in the international transit area of the airport and your layover is less than 24 hours, a transit visa may not be required. However, if you will leave the airport, a Schengen visa is required.
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