Frequently Asked Questions

Here you’ll find answers to the most common questions about studying in Austria, preparing your application, and using GoAT.
If you need more help, feel free to contact us anytime.

General

Who is GoAT for?

GoAT is designed for Russian-speaking students who want to study in Austria and need clear, multilingual support, guidance, and structure through the entire application and visa process.

No. All our content is available in Russian, English, and German.

No. We guide you through the process, but applications and decisions are made by official institutions.

Is GoAT only for first-time applicants?

No. We also support students who are switching programs, reapplying, or renewing residence permits.

Yes. Many of our services also support current students (residence renewal, documents, orientation).

Application & Documents

Where do I start if I want to study in Austria?

Begin with the Starter Package. It helps you understand requirements, documents, deadlines, and gives you a clear plan.

Usually: passport, school certificates, transcripts, language certificates, translated documents, and a CV. Your checklists show each item in detail.

Yes, most documents must be officially translated and sometimes notarized or apostilled. We explain the full process in your package.

Can GoAT check my documents?

Yes. Our document guidance, templates, and checklists help ensure everything is correct and complete before submission.

You can adapt the same document set. Our templates make this easier.

Visa & Residence

What are the basic visa requirements for students?

Required documents typically include: passport, admission letter, financial proof, health insurance, accommodation proof, and correctly translated documents.

We recommend 2–3 months before your intended arrival. Some documents take time

This depends on your age and living situation. We provide current indicative amounts and how to prepare your financial confirmations.

Can GoAT help with my residence permit renewal?

Yes. We provide renewal checklists, timelines, and support.

Usually: dormitory contracts, rental agreements, or official confirmations. We explain which documents are accepted.