May is one of those months in Austria where a lot of small practical things happen at once. From public holidays and the Pentecost break to expiring ID Austria certificates and new dental co-payments and payroll deadlines, here are the main changes.
Despite being a very religious country with plenty of Christian holidays, including Easter Monday, Good Friday is not a day off in Austria. Here's why.
Finding a rental flat in Vienna has become so competitive that estate agents say they are now handling selection processes on behalf of landlords – and when you apply can make a key difference in whether you get an apartment.
October in Austria brings behind-the-scenes rule changes alongside marquee events. Expect stricter FinanzOnline logins, IBAN name checks and an airport border system rollout, plus Vienna’s museum marathon and National Day highlights.
Across Austria, operators have confirmed fare increases through 2025 and into early 2026, citing inflation, energy costs and subsidy cuts. Here’s what you need to know.
Budget airline Ryanair has announced it is reducing its operations at Vienna Airport, with plans to slash three routes and withdraw three planes stationed there.
Just days after Wizz Air announced its complete withdrawal from Vienna, Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair may also reduce flights from the Austrian capital, according to reports.
Ten people were killed in a shooting at a secondary school in the Austrian city of Graz on Tuesday, the city's mayor has confirmed. Austria's president called it an "incomprehensible act".
From postal price hikes and new housing rules in Vienna to wage increases, pool openings, and the return of Austria’s biggest culture festival, May brings several practical changes and major public events across the country.
From major tax reforms and new travel rules to Easter celebrations and the Vienna municipal elections, April brings a wide range of changes across Austria. Here's what to expect.
March is set to be a politically significant month in Austria, with a new government likely to take office. In addition, key changes include travel updates, financial support measures, salary increases, and infrastructure projects. Here’s an overview of what to expect.
Austria’s coalition agreement is set between ÖVP, SPÖ and NEOS leaders, but political tensions and party votes will decide if the government takes office next week.
Citizenship in Austria could become harder to obtain under a far-right-led FPÖ government. The party is pushing for new restrictions, but how far could the changes go?
From changes to beer bottle deposits to iconic winter sports events and school breaks, February brings a mix of traditions, updates, and activities across Austria. Here's an overview of what to expect.
Austria's laws around remote working change in 2025 bringing updates to accident insurance, workplace agreements, and more. Here's what you need to know.
After the far-right won Austria's national elections, foreigns in the country were left wondering what this means. From stricter citizenship laws to reduced social benefits how could life change for immigrants?
Austria's conservative chancellor Karl Nehammer said on Saturday he would step down as chancellor in the 'coming days' after breaking off coalition talks with the Social Democrats.
Austria’s coalition talks collapsed on Friday after the NEOS party walked out of negotiations blaming unresolved issues over key issues such as pensions and budgets.
Wondering about public holidays in Austria next year? Here’s the full list for 2025, plus the regional holidays and school breaks included so you can get planning.
Austria's income tax brackets are adjusting in 2025 to reflect inflation, with updated thresholds ensuring fairer taxation. Here’s what you need to know about the changes and how they affect your income.
Reduced availability of public service and specialist doctors are creating challenges in Austria’s public healthcare system means longer wait times for you to get certain kinds of appointments.