Austria Visa Overview
Austria currently allows 85 passports visa-free entry out of 85 passports tracked.
Visa-Free (85 passports)
Albania (AL)
Visa-Free
Andorra (AD)
Visa-Free
Antigua and Barbuda (AG)
Visa-Free
Argentina (AR)
Visa-Free
Australia (AU)
Visa-Free
Bahamas (BS)
Visa-Free
Barbados (BB)
Visa-Free
Belgium (BE)
Visa-Free
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BA)
Visa-Free
Brazil (BR)
Visa-Free
Brunei (BN)
Visa-Free
Bulgaria (BG)
Visa-Free
Canada (CA)
Visa-Free
Chile (CL)
Visa-Free
Colombia (CO)
Visa-Free
Costa Rica (CR)
Visa-Free
Croatia (HR)
Visa-Free
Cyprus (CY)
Visa-Free
Denmark (DK)
Visa-Free
Dominica (DM)
Visa-Free
El Salvador (SV)
Visa-Free
Estonia (EE)
Visa-Free
Finland (FI)
Visa-Free
France (FR)
Visa-Free
Georgia (GE)
Visa-Free
Germany (DE)
Visa-Free
Greece (GR)
Visa-Free
Grenada (GD)
Visa-Free
Guatemala (GT)
Visa-Free
Honduras (HN)
Visa-Free
Hungary (HU)
Visa-Free
Iceland (IS)
Visa-Free
Ireland (IE)
Visa-Free
Israel (IL)
Visa-Free
Italy (IT)
Visa-Free
Japan (JP)
Visa-Free
Kiribati (KI)
Visa-Free
Kosovo (XK)
Visa-Free
Latvia (LV)
Visa-Free
Liechtenstein (LI)
Visa-Free
Lithuania (LT)
Visa-Free
Luxembourg (LU)
Visa-Free
Malaysia (MY)
Visa-Free
Malta (MT)
Visa-Free
Marshall Islands (MH)
Visa-Free
Mauritius (MU)
Visa-Free
Mexico (MX)
Visa-Free
Micronesia (FM)
Visa-Free
Moldova (MD)
Visa-Free
Monaco (MC)
Visa-Free
Montenegro (ME)
Visa-Free
Netherlands (NL)
Visa-Free
New Zealand (NZ)
Visa-Free
Nicaragua (NI)
Visa-Free
North Macedonia (MK)
Visa-Free
Norway (NO)
Visa-Free
Panama (PA)
Visa-Free
Paraguay (PY)
Visa-Free
Peru (PE)
Visa-Free
Poland (PL)
Visa-Free
Portugal (PT)
Visa-Free
Romania (RO)
Visa-Free
Samoa (WS)
Visa-Free
San Marino (SM)
Visa-Free
Serbia (RS)
Visa-Free
Seychelles (SC)
Visa-Free
Singapore (SG)
Visa-Free
Slovakia (SK)
Visa-Free
Slovenia (SI)
Visa-Free
Solomon Islands (SB)
Visa-Free
South Korea (KR)
Visa-Free
Spain (ES)
Visa-Free
St. Vincent and the Grenadines (VC)
Visa-Free
Sweden (SE)
Visa-Free
Switzerland (CH)
Visa-Free
Timor-Leste (TL)
Visa-Free
Tonga (TO)
Visa-Free
Trinidad and Tobago (TT)
Visa-Free
Tuvalu (TV)
Visa-Free
Ukraine (UA)
Visa-Free
United Arab Emirates (AE)
Visa-Free
United Kingdom (GB)
Visa-Free
Uruguay (UY)
Visa-Free
Vatican City (VA)
Visa-Free
Venezuela (VE)
Visa-Free
Frequently Asked Questions about Visiting Austria
Yes, Austria is incredibly safe. It consistently ranks as one of the safest countries in the world. The U.S. Department of State classifies Austria at Level 1: Exercise Normal Precautions, which is the lowest possible risk category. Your only real concern as a traveler will be minor petty crime, like pickpocketing or bag-snatching in crowded transit hubs and major tourist hotspots.
No, U.S. citizens do not need a visa for short-term stays. If you hold a standard U.S. passport, you can enter Austria completely visa-free for tourism or business for up to 90 days within any 180-day period. Just make sure your passport is valid for at least 3 months beyond your planned date of departure from the European area
Yes, Vienna is remarkably safe. It is frequently voted one of the world's most livable cities, and violent crime is exceptionally rare. You can confidently walk through the city and use its highly efficient public transit system at night
Yes, Austria is a member of the Schengen Area. This means that when you enter Austria, you are entering a giant passport-free European zone. If you fly into Austria from another Schengen country (like Germany, France, or Italy), you won't have to go through passport control or border checks. Your 90-day visa-free limit applies across the entire Schengen zone combined, not just Austria alone.
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