Immigration Law
Immigration Law Vienna: Your Path to Residence and Citizenship
Austrian immigration law is complex and constantly changing. I guide you through the bureaucratic jungle – from application to decision.
You want to live, work, or bring your family to Austria. Or you are already here and fighting for your residence status. As an attorney for immigration law in Vienna, I know the authorities, the procedures, and the pitfalls. I speak German and Polish and understand what it means to fight for your rights in a foreign country.
When Do You Need Immigration Law Advice?
Immigration law affects everyone who does not have Austrian citizenship and lives or wants to live in Austria. The rules are strict, deadlines are short, and mistakes can have serious consequences.
Residence Permits
Red-White-Red Card, settlement permit, residence permit, permanent residence EU: I advise you on which title is right for your situation.
Family Reunification
You live in Austria and want to bring your spouse, children, or other family members? The requirements are strict but achievable.
Citizenship
After ten years of lawful residence, you can apply for Austrian citizenship. I check whether you meet the requirements.
Deportation Protection
If deportation is imminent, I must act quickly. I check whether legal options exist to prevent the deportation.
My Services in Immigration Law
I guide you through all immigration law procedures:
- Residence permits (Red-White-Red Card, settlement permit)
- Family reunification
- Visa matters
- Citizenship proceedings
- Asylum proceedings
- Representation before authorities and courts
The Path to a Residence Permit
Initial Consultation
I analyze your situation: What citizenship do you have? What is your purpose of residence? Which requirements do you already meet?
Application Preparation
I help you compile all necessary documents: forms, certificates, translations, certifications.
Procedure Accompaniment
While the procedure is ongoing, I maintain contact with the authority, answer inquiries, and ensure nothing falls through the cracks.
Why I Should Be Your Attorney
Immigration law is my specialty. I know the authorities, the procedures, and the typical problems. My multilingual advice (German and Polish) enables me to explain even complex matters clearly. I accompany you step by step.
Frequently Asked Questions
That depends on the residence title and the authority. Expect several weeks to months. A complete application speeds up the procedure.
You can file an appeal against negative decisions. The deadlines are short (often only a few weeks), so act quickly.
That depends on your current status. In some cases yes, in others no. I clarify this with you in the initial consultation.
Generally after ten years of lawful residence. But there are exceptions (e.g., after six years with special integration).