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Information for New Citizens

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Welcome! Here you will find information for everyone who has obtained Austrian citizenship according to § 58c StbG. We are delighted by your interest in life in Austria and in our community.

If you would like to learn more about the necessary steps for obtaining Austrian citizenship pursuant to § 58c para. 1a of the Austrian Citizenship Act, as well as about the submission modalities and the application procedure, please follow the link below:

The Jewish Community of Vienna (Israelitische Kultusgemeinde Wien, IKG) does not offer direct immigration services. However, in Austria, there are numerous federal, state, and municipal institutions that provide comprehensive information and assistance.

Helpful Resources and Information

The brochure “Living in Austria”, published by the Federal Chancellery, the Foreign Ministry, and the Austrian Integration Fund, offers a wealth of information on topics such as work, housing, and insurance. It also contains direct links to the relevant public authorities.

Additionally, the website of the City of Vienna provides extensive information about living and working in the city. Here you will also find details about the requirements for staying in Austria.

It can be helpful to contact the Austrian embassy or consulate general in your home country before traveling to Austria to obtain information on specific questions.

Membership in the Jewish Community of Vienna

We are pleased about your interest in becoming a member of the IKG. For more detailed information, please contact us directly.

Contact - IKG Membership Services:
+43 1 53104-199
service@ikg-wien.at

Local Advice and Support

The psychosocial center of the IKG Vienna, ESRA, works closely with social workers from the City of Vienna. It offers various support services and provides information on social security issues and other concerns.

Contact - ESRA:
+43 1/214 90 14
https://esra.at

Language and Continuing Education Opportunities

The Job and Education Center of the IKG Vienna (JBBZ) offers German courses starting at level A2, which are supported by the Austrian Public Employment Service (AMS). These courses are specifically tailored to Jewish immigrants and prepare them for the Austrian labor market. Information about the courses and funding options is available directly from JBBZ.

Contact - JBBZ:
+43 1/33 106
https://jbbz.at

Real Estate Management by the IKG

The IKG Vienna also manages properties in various locations and offers a range of rental apartments. If you are interested, the real estate management of the Jewish Community of Vienna is at your disposal.

Contact - IKG Real Estate Management:
+43 1/53104-228
immo@ikg-wien.at