The characteristics of Austrian quota immigration are as follows: the conditions are simple, and only a certain amount of deposits are needed in banks designated or recognized by the state; There is a residence in Austria, which can be bought or rented. After getting the residence card in the first year, Schengen can enter and leave freely. After living for five years, you can apply for permanent residency in the European Union, and realize 1≈30, thus gaining the right to live, work, do business, study and live in about 30 countries in the Schengen area of the European Union and the European Economic Area and Switzerland. Some countries need to apply for jobs. The cost is low, the risk of card replacement is low, and there is no need to set up a company as a precondition for application, saving a lot of company tax and subsequent maintenance costs. Avoid the risk that the card cannot be renewed due to unfavorable operation or shell companies after opening the company.
The whole family can apply at the same time or in batches. With a permanent residence card, you can apply for family reunion, and there is no quota limit. The processing time is short, the material preparation time is 2-3 months, the application submission time is 2-3 months, and the whole process only takes 4-6 months. Austrian quota immigrants must meet (the following must be met at the same time): no criminal record. Bachelor degree or above. If not, the german level should reach A 1. Applicants need to purchase Austrian medical insurance. You need to have a residence in Austria. You can buy or rent it. It is suggested that the per capita area should not be less than 25 square meters. The bank deposit designated or recognized by the Austrian government is not less than 35,000 euros (single application), and a family of three applies for a recommended deposit of 80,000 euros.
Matters needing attention for Austrian quota immigrants: Language requirements: A 1 is required for the first application, A2 is required for German after two years, B 1 is required for permanent residence in the EU after five years of residence, and B2 is required for nationality application. Regarding residence requirements (immigration supervision): to maintain the right of residence in Austria, that is, the renewal requirement cannot exceed 183 days outside Austria every year. On the application for permanent residence by quota immigrants: quota immigrants need to have lived in Austria for five consecutive years when applying for permanent residence, and provide German B 1 certificate. The current Austrian immigration law stipulates "continuous residence for five years": if the applicant leaves Austria for six consecutive months within five years, or leaves Austria for a total of 10 months, the residence time will be recalculated from the last time he entered Austria.