IndonesiaAustria
Indonesian passport · policy checked 5 Jul 2026
Visa required
Apply before you travel.
90
days
on a tourist visa
90
EUR · visa fee
about $103
15-45
days
processing time
VFS
visa application centre
How Indonesian citizens apply for a Austria visa
- Lodge your application at a VFS Global visa application centre, with the completed form and required documents. Apply here ↗
Austria visa cost for Indonesian citizens
EUR 90
Schengen short-stay visa (Type C) - adult
Lodged through VFS Global, whose service fee applies on top and varies by centre.
Schengen short-stay visa (Type C) - adult
up to 90 days in any 180-day period
EUR 90
National visa (Type D, 91 days - 6 months) - adult
91 days to 6 months (longer stays not covered by Schengen C)
EUR 195
Austria visa types for Indonesian citizens
Schengen Short-Stay Visa (Visa C)Touristdocuments
90 daysmultiple entry15-45d processing
Tourism, visiting family/friends, or short business trips without employment. Permits travel throughout the Schengen Area.
Checklist filed by the visa centre as “Tourist Visa”
For Austria · AUSTRIAN EMBASSY · Jakarta
- For Austria
- For Malta
- For Slovenia
- For Spouses of EU/EEA citizens (EEA: Norway, Iceland, Lichtenstein)
- Visa application form, completed and signed (both parents need to sign on minor’s visa application form) with 2 attached recent photos (photo must be: 35 mm wide, 45 mm high, photo must be well contrasted person, must look straight into the camera, head must be straight, not tilted, mouth closed, head must take up 2/3 of the photo, but must not exceed 36 mm in height, eyes must be in the upper middle of the photo, eye color must be clearly recognizable, distance between the two pupils must be between 8 and 10 mm, white background please).
- Current, valid passport (the passport must be valid 3 months longer than the expiry date of the visa).
- Photocopy of the first and end page of the passport and Schengen Visa, UK Visa, US Visa (if available)
- Individual tourists:
- Flight reservation, (ticket has to be presented to the Embassy upon request only). Please bear in mind Austria must be the main destination. You do not need to buy the ticket to apply for the visa: a reservation is accepted. However, you will be requested to submit the actual ticket before the visa is actually issued, in case the visa is approved. If the trip includes several destinations, proof of transport must also be submitted (Flight reservation must be issued by Airline with airline logo in headline).
- Hotel reservations in the Schengen member states ( Must be mentioned hotel address and all guests names in English or German only) and provide confirmation letter from each hotel in Schengen Area.
- Travel plan (tour program from travel agency or a letter by applicant stating all cities and countries to be visited and the length of stay), for Group Applications (Group Tour or Incentive Tour) need to add Master Documents consist sponsor letter from Travel Agency, name list of group tour member, itinerary, flight booking, hotel reservation in all Schengen Area and travel insurance with name list and table benefit.
- Original Personal bank account statements must cover the last 3 months and need to be under the applicant’s name. Families travelling together also need to submit bank statements for the last 3 months of every travelling family member who has a bank account, except minors (under 18 years old). In addition, if applicant’s expenses are covered by a family member or company, the respective sponsor’s last 3 months bank statements, financial sponsorship letter and photocopy of sponsor’s ID Card must be submitted with each application. Original Bank account statement must be legalized by Bank.
- Original Letter from employer or Work certificate and copy of SIUP or TDP (in case of business owner: company registration) OR Student certificate (School Letter), in case of your status is student or college student, Copy of Doctor Certification (Surat Ijin Praktek or Ikatan Dokter Indonesia card) in case medical doctor,
- For underage children under 18 years old to submit application : Document is required; birth certificate, house registration, the authorization of the change of the surname and first name ( if changed) and consent letter have to issue from district or public notary (if travel with a single parent).
- Copy of the Family Card, Marriage Certificate and Birth Certificate (when traveling with family).
- Full Marriage/Full Birth certificates, etc. must be submitted with application as proof of relationship with EU/EEA spouse. Also provide air ticket which clearly shows that you will be traveling with the EU/EEA passport holder.
- Visa application form, completed and signed, with 2 attached recent photos (photo must be: 35 mm wide, 45 mm high, photo must be well contrasted person, must look straight into the camera, head must be straight, not tilted, mouth closed, head must take up 2/3 of the photo, but must not exceed 36 mm in height, eyes must be in the upper middle of the photo, eye color must be clearly recognizable, distance between the two pupils must be between 8 and 10 mm, white background please).
- Current, valid passport (the passport must be valid 3 months longer than the expiry date of the visa).
Schengen tourist visa
Work or student certificate presented have to be translated into English or German) And Original Pay Slip for the last 3 months.
In case of a private invitation, if the applicant has not enough own financial means: electronic guarantee letter, which can be applied for at the local police station, where the sponsor is residing. For more information please visit:bmi.gv.at ↗ (bmi.gv.at ↗)
In case of a round trip through several Schengen Member States the visa application has to be submitted to the Embassy of the country where the longest stay is intended. In case of equal length of stay in all visited Schengen Member States the application has to be presented at the Embassy of the country which will be entered first.The Embassy reserves the right to ask for additional documents. The application form can only be processed after complete submission of all documents requested by the Embassy. The non-refundable visa fee has to be paid upon filing the application.
Important: Wrong statements by the applicant and/or submission of falsified or forged documents will result in the refusal of the visa application.
Spouses of EU/EEA citizens (EEA: Norway, Iceland, Lichtenstein)
The Embassy reserves the right to ask for additional documents. The application form can only be processed after complete submission of all documents requested by the Embassy. The non-refundable visa fee has to be paid upon filing the application.
Important: Wrong statements by the applicant and/or submission of falsified or forged documents will result in the refusal of the visa application.
Fee is €90 (~USD 99); €45 for ages 6-12. Maximum 90 days within any 180-day period. Requires valid passport, travel insurance (min. €30,000), proof of financial means, and return commitment. Apply at Austrian embassy/consulate in country of residence. Processing typically 15 calendar days; up to 45 days if additional checks needed.
Official page ↗Schengen Short-Stay Visa (Visa C) - BusinessBusinessdocuments
90 daysmultiple entry15-45d processing
Attending business meetings, conferences, or negotiations in Austria without taking up employment.
Checklist filed by the visa centre as “Business Visa”
The visa application centre publishes no document checklist for this type.
Same Visa C category as tourist visa but with business purpose stated in application. Fee €90. No separate category for business short-stay; purpose is declared on application form.
Official page ↗Airport Transit Visa (Visa A)Transit
single entry15-45d processing
Permits passage through the international transit zone of Austrian airports without entering the Schengen Area.
The visa application centre publishes no document checklist for this type.
Required only for nationals of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, DRC, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Ghana, Iran, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan, Somalia, Sri Lanka, and Syria. Exempt if holder has valid Schengen/Irish/US/Canadian/Japanese visa or qualifying residence permit. Standard Schengen visa fee (€90) applies.
Official page ↗Family Reunification Visa / PermitFamily
multiple entry
Allows eligible family members (spouses, minor children) of third-country nationals with valid Austrian residence permits to join them in Austria.
The visa application centre publishes no document checklist for this type.
Fee is €260 (~USD 286); €130 for children under 6. For family members of asylum-status holders, different rules apply. Sponsors must demonstrate adequate financial means and appropriate housing. EU/EEA family members are governed by EU Freedom of Movement rules, not this permit.
Official page ↗Student VisaStudentdocuments
- a. Visa application form, completed and signed, with 2 attached recent photographs, (photo must be: 35 mm wide, 45 mm high, photo must be well contrasted, person must look straight into the camera, head must be straight, not tilted, mouth closed, head must take up 2/3 of the photo, but must not exceed 36 mm in height, eyes must be in the upper middle of the photo, eye color must be clearly recognizable, distance between the two pupils must be between 8 and 10 mm, white background please).
- b. Current, valid passport (the passport must be valid three months longer than the expiry date of the requested visa).
- c. Photocopy of the first and end page of the passport and Schengen Visa (if available)
- e. Flight reservation (ticket has to be presented to the Embassy upon request only).
- f. Proof of accommodation in Austria or letter of acceptance at the school’s / college’s / university’s dormitory.
- g. Confirmation of present student status e.g. original letter from school / college / university.
- h. Original and copy of “Letter of Admission” from school / college / university in Austria.
- i. Original Proof of sufficient funds to cover overall cost of living during the duration of study in Austria.
Schengen visa for Student purposes
Visa “C” (“Studium”) applies for validity up to 90 days. Visa “D” (“Studium”) between 91 and 180 days. Visa in both categories cannot be extended or renewed in Austria. If applicant intends to stay longer than 6 (six) months, Residence Permit (“Aufenthaltstitel”) shall be applied for.
The Embassy reserves the right to ask for additional documents. The application form can only be processed after complete submission of all documents requested by the Embassy. The non-refundable visa fee has to be paid upon filing the application. All Indonesian documents have to be translated into German or English.
Important: Wrong statements by the applicant or submission of falsified or forged documents result in the refusal of the visa application.
Pupil Residence Permit (Aufenthaltsbewilligung SchĂĽler)Student
multiple entry
Allows third-country national minors to reside in Austria to attend primary or secondary school.
For pupils enrolled in Austrian primary or secondary schools. Requires proof of enrollment, health insurance, and proof of adequate means of subsistence.
Official page ↗Student Residence Permit (Aufenthaltsbewilligung Studierender)Student
multiple entry
Allows third-country nationals to reside in Austria for the duration of their studies at accredited universities, polytechnics, or private institutions.
Requires proof of enrollment at an accredited Austrian institution, adequate financial means (approx. €1,308/month), and health insurance. Students may work up to 20 hours per week without a separate labor market test. After graduation, permit can be extended for 12 months to seek employment or start a business.
Official page ↗EU Blue Card Austria (EU-Blaue Karte)Work
multiple entryvalid 730d
Residence and work permit for third-country nationals with a university degree and qualifying job offer, implementing the EU Blue Card Directive in Austria.
Fee is €218 (~USD 240). Requires university degree (minimum 3-year program) or, for ICT professionals/service managers, 3 years comparable experience in the last 7 years; a binding job offer for at least 6 months; and salary at least equal to the average gross annual income for full-time employees (in 2026: at least €55,678 gross annual incl. special payments). Card issued for 24 months. After 21 months of employment, eligible for Red-White-Red Card Plus. Labor market test applies.
Official page ↗Intra-Corporate Transfer Permit (ICT)Work
multiple entry
Temporary residence and work permit for third-country nationals transferred within a multinational company to an Austrian entity as managers, specialists, or trainee employees.
Implements EU ICT Directive. Covers managers, specialists, and trainees. Mobile ICT variant available for movement within multiple EU member states. Must demonstrate active employment relationship with the sending entity and temporary assignment to Austrian host entity.
Official page ↗Job Seeker Visa (Jobsuchvisum)Work
180 dayssingle entryup to 180d processingvalid 180d
Allows highly qualified third-country nationals to enter Austria for up to 6 months to seek employment, without the right to work during this period.
Six-month Visa D category. Employment is strictly prohibited during the validity period. Intended for highly qualified workers who then apply for a Red-White-Red Card once they secure a job offer.
Official page ↗Red-White-Red Card (Rot-Weiß-Rot-Karte)Work
multiple entry21d processingvalid 730d
Points-based settlement permit granting the right to live and work in Austria for qualified third-country nationals including very highly qualified workers, skilled workers in shortage occupations, self-employed key workers, and start-up founders.
Valid for 24 months, employer-tied for most categories. AMS (Public Employment Service) reviews macroeconomic benefit within 3 weeks. After 24 months (min. 21 months in employment), eligible for Red-White-Red Card Plus (unrestricted labor market access). Sub-categories: Very Highly Qualified Workers (min. 70 pts), Shortage Occupation Workers, Self-Employed Key Workers (min. €100,000 capital transfer or equivalent benefit), Start-up Founders (min. €30,000 capital, min. 50 pts). No specific USD fee published on official source.
Official page ↗Red-White-Red Card Plus (Rot-Weiß-Rot-Karte plus)Work
multiple entryvalid 365d
Settlement permit granting unlimited (non-employer-tied) access to the Austrian labour market for holders transitioning from a Red-White-Red Card or EU Blue Card, family members of settled foreigners, and certain other settled third-country nationals.
Fee is €218 (~USD 240). Distinct card from the Red-White-Red Card: grants unlimited labour-market access (employed or self-employed, not tied to one employer). Typically issued after 21 of the last 24 months in qualifying employment on a Red-White-Red Card or EU Blue Card, or to family members. Valid for 12 months; those lawfully settled 2+ years who meet Integration Agreement Module requirements may receive a card valid for 3 years.
Official page ↗Researcher Mobility PermitWork
multiple entry
Temporary residence permit for third-country national researchers to carry out research activities at an approved Austrian research organisation.
Implements EU Researcher Directive. Requires hosting agreement with an approved Austrian research organisation. Family members may accompany. Mobile researcher provisions allow activity across EU member states.
Official page ↗Settlement Permit - Artist (Niederlassungsbewilligung Künstler)Work
multiple entry
Settlement permit for third-country nationals pursuing self-employed or dependently employed artistic activity in Austria (e.g. musicians, performers, visual artists).
For persons whose income comes predominantly from artistic activity. For dependent employment an employer declaration is required; for self-employed activity a contract and proof of artistic education/training are required. Grants settlement with labour-market access limited to the artistic activity.
Official page ↗Au Pair Residence PermitOther
Allows young third-country nationals to live with an Austrian host family and assist with childcare and household tasks while improving language and cultural skills.
Categorised under special cases of dependent employment. Requires a formal au pair placement agreement with an approved host family. Specific age limits, duration, and pocket money requirements governed by Austrian law.
Official page ↗Long-Term Resident - EU (Daueraufenthalt - EU)Other
multiple entryvalid 1825d
EU long-term residence status for third-country nationals who have lawfully and continuously resided in Austria for at least five years, granting near-permanent settlement with full labour-market access.
Fee is €275 (~USD 303). Requires five years of continuous lawful residence, completion of Integration Agreement Module 2 (B1 German), secure fixed income, accommodation, and health insurance. Grants unrestricted access to the labour market. The residence-permit document is valid for five years and is renewable; the underlying long-term-resident status itself is of unlimited duration.
Official page ↗National Long-Stay Visa (Visa D)Other
180 daysmultiple entryup to 180d processingvalid 365d
Permits extended stays in Austria from 91 days up to 6 months, typically as a precursor to obtaining a residence permit.
Fee is €195 (~USD 215); €97 for children under 6. Cannot be extended in Austria. Stays beyond 6 months require a residence permit. Issued for one or multiple entries; exceptionally valid up to 12 months. Used as entry permit to then collect residence permit in Austria.
Official page ↗Settlement Permit - Gainful Employment Excepted (Niederlassungsbewilligung ausgenommen Erwerbstätigkeit)Retirement
multiple entry
Settlement permit for pensioners and financially self-sufficient third-country nationals who wish to reside in Austria without taking up any gainful employment.
Fee is €218 (~USD 240). Subject to an annual quota (Niederlassungsverordnung) and often heavily oversubscribed. No employment of any kind is permitted. Requires proof of secure fixed income; 2026 minimum monthly means: €2,616.78 (single), €4,128.24 (married couple), plus €403.76 per child. Also requires adequate accommodation, comprehensive health insurance, and German language pre-integration (A1).
Official page ↗Social Service Employee / Volunteer PermitOther
365 daysmultiple entryvalid 365d
Temporary residence permit for third-country nationals performing social service or voluntary work (including European Voluntary Service) in Austria.
Maximum 1 year, non-renewable. Must be placed with an approved social service organisation or European Voluntary Service programme.
Official page ↗Working Holiday Visa / PermitWorking holiday
Allows young nationals of partner countries to holiday in Austria and supplement their travel costs through incidental work or vocational training.
Available to nationals of 12 bilateral partner countries: Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, Hong Kong, India, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Taiwan, and United States. Age requirement: 18-30 years. Primary purpose must be holiday; work is secondary and incidental. Apply at the Austrian embassy/consulate of partner country. Exact duration, quota, and fees vary by bilateral agreement.
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Austria visa for Indonesian citizens - FAQ
Do Indonesian citizens need a visa for Austria?
Yes - Indonesian citizens must apply for a visa in advance at a Austria embassy, consulate, or official visa portal before travelling.
What documents do Indonesian citizens need for Austria?
A valid passport plus the Austria document checklist for your visa type - Earth Visa lists the full required documents per visa category from the official visa application centre.
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