Our foreign clients – individuals as well as companies - face an increasingly complex and a permanently changing system of possibilities to migrate to Austria. Apart from this, access to the Austrian labour market is often limited. Between 2005 and 2010 Austrian Migration Law changed 10 times.
Our foreign clients confront excessive bureaucracy when filing their applications, increasingly restrictive legislation concerning migration to Austria as well as limitations concerning access to labour market. The success of international projects thus depends increasingly on the handling of problems related to migration law, as it is generally essential that our clients have the possibility to obtain long-term residence in Austria and have access to labour market. Thanks to our professional expertise and our long-standing practical experience with decision-making authorities in Austria and abroad we are best qualified to represent our clients. We know what we are talking about and are thus able to apply our know-how in this field for our private as well as business clients.
In addition to supporting investors and highly qualified international manpower LGP has, since the very beginning, advised individuals in migration and asylum law matters and represented their interests. Social responsibility is important to us.
We pursue an interdisciplinary approach thanks to the unique team we have assembled: experienced migration lawyers, cooperate lawyers, experts on tax law and scholars are working to find the best legal solution. The over-all support of international projects is our success.
We provide consultancy in the following areas:
Settlement, residence, visa issues
Alien police law
Access to labour market
Asylum
Naturalisation
Human rights
At present, the Austrian migration law is very complex and sometimes confusing. For this reason we have put together an overview of selected forms of settlement, access to labour market, naturalisation, etc., along with information on new developments related to migration law.
Frequently Asked Questions ("FAQs")
