If you are thinking about leaving the US for Austria, whether for work, love, a new adventure, or any other reason, there are a few steps you need to take first. Here we list the options available for US citizens who plan to make the move.
Americans in Austria often need to file two sets of tax declarations: one in the US and one in Austria. They may also have to declare their foreign bank accounts.
The US midterms take place on November 3rd 2026, and Americans in Austria can still vote - but for some states, time is running out. Here's who can vote, how to request and return a ballot, and what to do if yours hasn't arrived.
Independence Day or July 4th falls on a Saturday in 2026. From grabbing American snacks to getting a culture fix, here's how you can mark the weekend in Austria.
Moving to Austria promises great quality of life, but Americans reveal that the road to feeling truly at home is complicated by language, paperwork, and culture.
Americans living abroad must file taxes both in the US and in their country of residence. Here are the key deadlines and rules US citizens in Austria need to know this year.
Thousands of Americans have made their home in the Austrian capital. For those missing turkey and pumpkin pie, we've compiled how and where you can celebrate Thanksgiving in Vienna.
The US House of Representatives on Thursday passed legislation known as the SAVE Act, which could have a major impact on the voting rights of Americans living in Europe.
The Super Bowl is back, and fans in Austria have several options to watch the game. From TV broadcasts to live events, here’s how to catch all the action.
US lawmakers are to consider a bill to end citizenship-based taxation - which would mean that many Americans in Austria would no longer fall under the remit of the IRS and wouldn't have to file yearly US tax returns.
Job opportunities, a high standard of living, and the world's most liveable city. Austria is an attractive place for foreigners to settle down. But what should Americans specifically keep in mind before moving to the country?
Americans living in Europe face myriad tax and financial complications due to the US policy of citizenship-based taxation. Brandon Mitchener, executive director of the campaign group Tax Fairness for Americans Abroad, explains why the system needs to change.
More than 3,000 American citizens formally gave up their US citizenship last year but that number reflected a drop when compared to some recent years, with suggestions that many who are intending to renounce are delaying the move.
Thousands of American citizens in Europe and their 'Accidental’ American compatriots pay steep costs to give up their US passports each year. Helen Burggraf explains why the numbers have been growing.
