Austria•Europe6 months
EUR €120
Varies by filing options
24 months
Renewable
Renewal
Renewable
Family
Dependents allowed
PR Pathway
None
Sponsor
Job offer required
Work
Remote not required
Residence permit for PhD researchers at certified Austrian institutions; 24 months renewable with employer hosting agreement and no language requirements.
The Settlement Permit - Researcher is a residence permit for non-EU nationals conducting scientific research at certified Austrian research institutions. Applicants must hold a doctoral degree and secure a hosting agreement confirming their research role. This permit enables qualified researchers to live and work legally while advancing Austria's research capabilities.
The permit is issued for 24 months, extendable once for 12 months for job search or business formation. Application fee is EUR 120. Full health insurance and proof of sufficient financial means are required. Spouses may work unrestricted. Processing takes up to 6 months. Holders may transition to the Red-White-Red Card or EU Long-Term Residence Permit.
This visa is ideal for doctoral-level researchers seeking to conduct scientific work at Austrian institutions with a 24-36 month research timeline.
Visas you can typically switch to from this status.
Austria
AustriaPossession of a doctoral/PhD degree or a degree providing access to doctoral programs.
A valid hosting agreement with a certified research institution or a research institution that does not require certification (e.g., a university).
Proof of sufficient financial means to cover living costs.
Proof of full medical insurance covering all risks in Austria.
No threat to public security or order.
Education
doctorate or higher
Min. Income
15,701 EUR/yr
Valid passport
Passport photos
Hosting agreement
Research proposal
Educational credentials
CV
Health insurance
Proof of accommodation
Criminal record certificate
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