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These websites provide information about your asylum procedure and your accommodation in Austria. This information explains your rights and obligations. We recommend that you familiarize yourself thoroughly with the asylum procedure and accommodation requirements so that you understand what is important for you.
Austria is a country in Europe. Austria is a member of the European Union (EU). There are 27 countries in the EU, including Germany, France, Hungary, and Greece. The capital of Austria is Vienna.
Are you scared? Is somebody threatening you? Please speak to the police.
Do you need more information? Is there something you don’t understand about your asylum procedure or your accommodation and care?
Please talk to someone you trust. For example: a legal advisor if it concerns your asylum procedure, or a member of staff at your reception centre if it concerns your accommodation.
Contact information can be found here.
| INFORMATION FOR TEENAGERS UNDER 18 YEARS |
| If you are under 18 years of age and are in Austria without your parents, BBU legal advice will represent you in the asylum procedure from the start. |