Pakistani tourists dreaming of Austria’s mountains, culture, and historic cities must now carefully prepare their visa applications to meet Austria Schengen visa financial rules in 2025.
One of the top reasons for visa rejection is weak proof of funds. To avoid this, applicants must provide a bank statement for the last six months from a savings or current account, with complete bank details for verification.
Although Austria hasn’t set an official minimum balance, travelers are expected to prove they can spend €100–€120 daily, meaning a 90-day stay would require showing €9,000–€10,800 (Rs. 3–4 million).
In addition to financial proof, you’ll need:
✅ A valid passport
✅ €30,000 travel insurance
✅ Proof of accommodation & confirmed return flights
✅ Proof of income or job status
Visa applications are submitted through VFS Global centers in Karachi, Lahore, or Islamabad. The 2025 Austria Schengen visa fee is Rs. 22,560, including service charges.
Processing time ranges between 10–28 days, so apply early and ensure your documents meet embassy standards for a smooth process.