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Living & Working in Austria 2006 Meals are served as follows: breakfast between 8 and 10 am; lunch between 11.30 am and 2 pm; dinner between 6 and 9 pm. In rural regions only small snacks are served outside the regular meals serving times. In built-up areas and large cities there are numerous restaurants offering warm dishes throughout the day. Austrian culture is imprinted by the influence of the Catholic Church. The majority of the Austrian population is catholic (73%), followed by protestants (5%) and Muslims (4%). 6
Living & Working in Austria 2006 2. Arriving in Austria 2.1 Duty of Registration Residential registration with the police is mandatory. Any person establishing their residence in Austria is obliged to register with the respective competent authority within three (3) days of arrival. Responsible authorities to contact in this regard are: � in large cities with federal police departments: the registration office of the respective federal police department (Meldeamt der Bundespolizeidirektion) � in Vienna: the registration office of the municipal district offices (Magistratische Bezirksämter) � for other locations: the communal administrative office (Gemeindeamt) You will need to bring the following documents: � completed registration form (Meldeformular; Meldezettel); the registration form can be obtained from the responsible registration authorities and certain registry offices (e.g. in Vienna). You are also required to provide your: • name (including previous names, if any), • date of birth, • place of birth, • gender, • and nationality � passport and birth certificate � residence registration certificates for any other places of residence The residence registration form must be signed by the landlord (the owner or the property management) and the tenant, submitted personally or by a person of trust or sent by post. Upon registering in Austria, your personal data will automatically be saved in the Central Residence Registry (Zentralen Melderegister (ZMR)) and made available to various authorities. Every person registered in Austria is assigned a dedicated number in the Central Residence Registry (so-called Central Residence Registry Number, "ZMR-Zahl") which is shown on the residence registration certificate (Meldebestätigung). 2.2 Residence European Union (EU)/European Economic Area (EEA) citizens and Swiss citizens as well as their family members (EU/EEA citizens or Swiss citizens) do not require a residence permit to enter and stay in Austria as they enjoy both exemption from a visa requirement and freedom of establishment. You can stay in Austria for a maximum period of three months without any additional conditions and prerequisites (exception: you must have a valid personal ID or passport). The following applies to longer stays in Austria: • living costs and health insurance must be secured, or • there are prospects of employment, or 7
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