Information in English

The right of residence for displaced persons from Ukraine is extended automatically until 4 March 2025, regardless of the date of validity indicated on the "ID card for displaced persons" ("Ausweis für Vertriebene"). The Federal Office for Immigration and Asylum (Bundesamt für Fremdenwesen und Asyl, BFA) will automatically send a new ID card with extended validity date to all Ukrainians already registered as displaced persons with place of residence in Austria. Important: Please note that you must notify the registration office of any changes to your place of residence, so that the ID card can be sent to you.

Information on extending the right of residence for displaced persons from Ukraine (bfa.gv.at)

During your first AMS visit, we collect your personal data, information about your education, professional experience and skills. as well as other information about your person. 

• Be sure to bring your ID for displaced persons and, if possible, also the completed skills assessment form (download) to your AMS visit.
• If possible, bring someone with you who can translate the conversation.

We created an email-address for first general information concerning the labour market in Austria. Your questions will be answered in Ukrainian or Russian: lbirzev@ams.at

• “alle jobs” and AMS Job App
  alle jobs - here you can find all job vacancies available across Austria

• AMS Job App
  Job advertisements that can be found at “alle jobs” are also available in the AMS Job App, which offers many features for a mobile job search. You can install the AMS Job App via the following App Stores: 
  Apple App Store
  Google Play Store 
  Huawei App Gallery.

You’re curious to know where in Austria there are the most jobs that match your qualifications? Then you’ve come to the right place. Simply enter the required job and your qualifications and find out in which Austrian regions your qualifications are most sought after.

The evaluation is based on the job vacancies reported to the AMS. With certain professions there may be statistical distortions, because, for example in the highly qualified sector, not all jobs are reported to the AMS. That’s why we recommend you visit our job search engine “alle jobs” (all jobs) and perform a specific search. However, our web tool “Job Opportunities in Austria” is undergoing continual development and improvement.

In this guide, you will find important information about: 

• Entry and residence in Austria
• Living conditions (e.g. housing)
• Job finding and working conditions
• Recognition of foreign certificates
• Taxes
• Social security
• Education
• Living with children

• Reporting war crimes
  The Office of the Prosecutor (OTP) of the International Criminal Court has set up a special online portal on the situation in Ukraine where victims or witnesses can report war crimes.
• Safe travels
  Important tips to be aware of human trafficking and exploitation on the way!