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Immigration — made simple & secure

Start life with confidence and success in Austria.

From your first consultation to full Austrian citizenship, MazGroup is with you every step. We handle documents, applications, and local support so you can focus on your future. Clear timelines and trusted Austrian partners ensure a smooth, legal, and stress-free process.

Since 2019 · 847+ visas & residency approvals · Tehran and Vienna offices

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10+

Years of experience

847+

Visas & residency approvals to Austria

98%

Approved on first try

2

Offices; Tehran and Vienna

Your path to Austria starts here.

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We provide comprehensive immigration services tailored to your unique situation. From student visas to citizenship, we're with you every step of the way.

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Asylum & Protection

Confidential legal advice for international protection cases

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Job Seeker Visa

For specialists coming to Austria to find work

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Post-Migration Support

Registration, housing, insurance and daily life from day one

A transparent process, no surprises.

Personal advice, a clear schedule and trusted partners in Austria keep the process safe and painless — no hidden steps, no hidden costs.

  1. 01

    Consultation & assessment

    First we listen. Your situation, your goal and your timeline — we assess eligibility for every route in that very first session.

  2. 02

    Your tailored strategy

    Every case is unique. We design a strategy that fits your goals, your background and your timeline.

  3. 03

    Preparation & submission

    We prepare documents, certified translations and forms completely and precisely, then submit your case to the authorities.

  4. 04

    Follow-through to the result

    We track your case, answer supplementary requests fast, and stay by your side after arrival.

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Alpine lake and village in Austria

Austria — a country proud of how it lives.

Vienna has topped the world's most livable cities ranking for years in a row. Nearly free public education, an excellent health system, the Alps at your doorstep and a sense of calm that is hard to find elsewhere — and all of Europe is just a train ride away.

  • Vienna: #1 most livable city worldwide (EIU, 2022 to 2024)
  • 8 weeks of statutory leave and a top-tier health system
  • Easy access to the whole Schengen area

Stories of successful journeys to Austria.

For two years I watched my daughter grow through a phone screen. Now I walk her to the school gate every morning — and come home to the flat they had ready for us.
Leyla M.Family reunification · Tehran → Vienna
I had braced for months of silence after filing. The answer came on day three — so fast I was sure it belonged to someone else.
Arman S.Work permit · Isfahan → Graz
On day three of school the kids already knew their teacher better than we did. We had spent ten years worrying about 'settling in' — turns out we only had to set off.
Sara & Reza A.Student & family support · Mashhad → Salzburg
We rewrote my business plan three times; every draft read more like a real company. The day I picked up the office keys, Linz was under snow.
Omid R.Business & investor · Shiraz → Linz
My first hospital shift fell on my thirty-fifth birthday. That year’s gift was the name badge with my own name on it.
Marjan K.Credential recognition · Karaj → Klagenfurt

Frequently asked questions.

Processing time depends on the visa type and the authority involved. Schengen visas usually take 15–30 days, student visas 2–3 months, work permits such as the Red-White-Red card 4–8 weeks, and cases like family reunification or citizenship can take up to 6 months. In the consultation we give you a timeline specific to your case.
Documents vary by visa type, but usually include a valid passport, passport photo, the completed form, proof of funds, health/travel insurance, confirmation of accommodation and supporting certificates (birth, marriage, education or employment). We prepare a personalised checklist for every client.
No — the final decision rests with the official Austrian authorities. But with complete document preparation and our experience, our success rate is high: 98% of cases are approved on the first attempt.
We analyse the reasons for the refusal, advise on appeal or reapplication, and prepare targeted supplementary documents. Appeal windows are usually short, so acting quickly matters.
It depends on the visa and the job. Many residence routes and some occupations require a level of German; at some international companies and tech jobs, English is enough. We explain the language level your goal actually requires.
The Red-White-Red card is a points-based residence permit for specific groups of skilled workers in Austria. It covers settlement and limited work authorisation and has its own scoring criteria. We assess your profile and give you full guidance for the application.

Ready to start your move to Austria?

Book a short, no-obligation consultation and we'll map out a clear plan for your situation — from choosing the visa to full support after arrival.

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