What visa does a Grenada passport need for Austria?
🇬🇩 → 🇦🇹 Visa-free
90 days
Show up at the airport and fly. No form, no fee, no waiting for approval.
Visa rules can change at any time. Confirm with your airline before each flight — the airline is liable if they board a passenger against regulations, so they update fastest. Data verified on 26/07/2026.
The other direction: Austria nationals travelling to Grenada — visa-free, up to 90 days.
We have no investment migration program on file for this country. Interested in it anyway?
AUSTRIA · 48,2082°N 16,3738°E
◉ Vienna
CapitalVienna
Population~9,100,000
CurrencyEUR
ContinentEurope
ISO codeAT / AUT
Passport rank#4
Available programmes
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Frequently asked questions
No. What is marketed under that name is a provision of the Citizenship Act allowing the federal government to grant citizenship for extraordinary merit in the interest of the Republic. There is no published threshold, the decision is discretionary, and only a handful of cases are granted nationwide each year.
They are the contribution being proposed, not the price of an assured result. There is no right of appeal on the basis of having met the criteria, because no criteria are published. Anyone guaranteeing an outcome is guaranteeing something they do not control.
By the ordinary route, yes. Austria does not as a rule permit dual citizenship on naturalisation, apart from narrow exceptions — one of which is the extraordinary-merit route itself, which is why it is marketed so heavily.
A points-based system for skilled workers, awarding points for qualifications, experience, German and English ability, and age. Separate streams cover very highly qualified workers, shortage occupations, graduates of Austrian universities and founders. The scoring is transparent, so you can assess yourself in advance.
Normally ten years of continuous lawful residence, at least five on a settlement permit; reduced to six in certain cases. Plus a German certificate, knowledge tests, and a multi-year stable-income requirement — a common reason for refusal.
No. Austria declared permanent neutrality in 1955 as the condition for regaining full independence after four-power Allied occupation, and wrote it into constitutional law. It has been an EU member since 1995 but is not in NATO.
Largely because of social housing: the city owns and regulates a very large stock, open to the middle class rather than only low earners, so rents sit well below Amsterdam, Dublin or Zurich. Add safety, healthcare, culture and cheap public transport.
In practice, yes. English is common in tourism and among younger Viennese but markedly less widespread than in the Netherlands or the Nordics. Without German, administrative life and job prospects narrow quickly, and German is mandatory for naturalisation.
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