We believe this is an issue where accurate and fact-based information is important for people to cope. When travelling to Austria, people will need a negative Covid-19 test result or confirmation on ...

Under the lockdown measures announced on Friday, November 19, inhabitants of Austria are required to work from home. Non-essential shops will close. The only reasons to leave home include medical ...

You are allowed to travel to Austria as a tourist, to visit family, to attend business meetings or to study, for 90 days without a visa. To stay longer, you may need a visa or a work permit.

Teenagers born after 1 September 2006 do not have to produce the above, but must have registered for a Holiday Ninja Pass, taking the first test of the two required before travel to Austria.

The FCDO does not warn against non-essential travel to Austria, meaning your insurance is likely to be valid if you visit. But check your insurance carefully for how Covid is (or is not) covered.

A travel insurance policy for Austria should include at least £1 million for emergency medical treatment while away, and repatriation costs, if necessary. A minimum of £2 million in personal ...

Austria is a beautiful destination during the winter months, with many flocking to enjoy Christmas markets and skiing. Despite the strict lockdown measures people can still travel to the country ...

CORONAVIRUS cases in Austria are continuing to rise, with 246 confirmed reports of the virus. Here is the latest travel advice for Brits heading to Austria on holiday. ⚠️ Read our coronavirus ...

Fully vaccinated citizens and residents in the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman and Qatar with a valid Schengen visa (if needed) can travel to Austria starting from July 1, 2021 without the ...