Webster University, Vienna
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International students in Austria on a Student Visa (Visa D) can work while studying. After graduation, they may be able to stay to look for a job related to their field.
During the academic semester, students can work up to 20 hours per week. They must keep their work within visa conditions and make sure it does not interfere with their studies.
During semester breaks, students may work full-time, exceeding the 20-hour limit. The right to work applies to students holding a Student Visa (Visa D).
After completing their studies, graduates from Austrian universities can apply for a residence permit for up to 12 months to seek employment. The job search must be related to their field of study.
Students should secure their financial means during this period. This makes Austria a place where study can lead into a short post-study job search window after graduation.
Austria · Public University
Austria · Public University
Austria · Public University
Austria · Public University
Austria · Public University
Austria · Public University
Yes. International students holding a Student Visa (Visa D) in Austria have the right to work while studying.
Graduates from Austrian universities can apply for a residence permit for up to 12 months to seek employment related to their field of study.
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