Generalkonsulate

Bitte beachten Sie: Die Konsularabteilung der österreichischen Botschaft Washington befasst sich ausschließlich mit Anfragen hinsichtlich Aufenthaltsgenehmigungen, Pässen, Visa, Sicherheitsangelegenheiten etc. Neben der Konsularabteilung der Botschaft bestehen zwei österreichische Generalkonsulate in den USA. Jedes davon betreut zugeordnete Regionen in den USA, kontaktieren Sie bitte daher die entsprechende Dienststelle. Sollten Sie sich außerhalb der USA befinden, wenden Sie sich bitte an die österreichische Botschaft oder das Konsulat in dem entsprechenden Land. 

 

Österreichische Botschaft, Washington, D.C. - Konsularabteilung

3524 International Court, NW Washington, D.C., 20008
Öffnungszeiten der Konsularabteilung:
Montag bis Freitag, 10:30 bis  13:00  Uhr (ausgenommen U.S.- und österreichische Feiertage)

 

Zuständigkeitsbereich:
Alabama | Arkansas | Delaware | District of Columbia | Florida | Georgia | Kansas | Louisiana | Maryland |Mississippi | Missouri | North Carolina | Oklahoma | Puerto Rico | South Carolina| Tennessee | Texas | Virginia | West Virginia | U.S. Virgin Islands | Commonwealth of the Bahamas

 

Österreichisches Generalkonsulat, New York

31 East 69th Street, NY, NY 10021 Tel. (212) 737-6400 Fax: (212) 772-8926
Website

 

Zuständigkeitsbereich:
Bermudas | Connecticut | Illinois | Indiana | Iowa | Kentucky | Maine | Massachusetts | Michigan | Minnesota | New Hampshire | New Jersey | New York | Ohio | Pennsylvania | Rhode Island | Vermont | Wisconsin

 
Österreichisches Generalkonsulat, Los Angeles

11859 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 501 Los Angeles, CA 90025 Tel. (310) 444-9310  Fax (310) 477-9897
Website

 

Zuständigkeitsbereich:
Alaska | Arizona | California | Colorado | Hawaii | Idaho | Montana | Nebraska | Nevada | New Mexico | North Dakota | Oregon | South Dakota | Utah | Washington | Wyoming | U.S. Pacific Islands

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👏, to the @WesternUnion CEO Hikmet Ersek for winning the #GlobalEconomyPrize 2019 of the German Kiel Institute for the World Economy! . "Hikmet Ersek is a true cosmopolitan. His company Western Union is a trustworthy partner for millions of migrants, but also not free of criticism. In his roles, he has often experienced that ethics of conviction and ethics of responsibility are in a difficult tense relationship, that stable rules are the prerequisite for successful economic activity and for the fulfilment of a social mission, but that these rules need a moral foundation." Kiel Institute President Gabriel Felbermayr about Hikmet Ersek . . He also serves as our Austrian Honorary Consul in Denver for Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming! #mustread (link in bio ✨) . . 📷 1 (c) Kiel Institute, Jan Konitzki 📷 2: Austrian Honorary Consul Hikmet Ersek with his wife, Austrian Honorary Vice Consul Dr. Nayantara Ghosh-Ersek.
#MondayMotivation . . ✔️racing across America in 8d 6h 51m ✔️winning the "world’s toughest bicycle race" for 6th (!) time ✔️making #RAAM history . . #AustriansAbroad . . 📷 2: Embassy Representative Thorsten Eisingerich congratulates the ultracycling pro rider #ChristophStrasser on his success 👏
#Namaste🧘from DC! On #InternationalDayofYoga, throwback to last Sunday when our intern Fabienne followed the invitation of India’s Prime Minister @narendramodi and the @IndianEmbassyUS to celebrate #IYD2019 together with more than 1.500 participants at the Washington Monument. Amazing experience! 🙏 . . #AustriansAbroad #yoga #behindthescenes
Very sad news from New York: Austrian artist #MartinRoth, who connected the mysteries of the natural world with pressing political concerns, has died at 41. . . #throwback to his work for the @acfny titled "In May 2017 I cultivated a piece of land in Midtown Manhattan nurtured by tweets" from Trump, Fox, and CNN. . . „In this installation for the Austrian Cultural Forum New York, the artist has created a retreat. Viewers, upon descending to the subterranean gallery, emerge into a simulated forest clearing. Trees, depicted on wallpaper, cover the walls. In the middle of the space, eight tons of soil and sand support over 200 lavender plants growing under fluorescent light. This uncanny sanctuary in Midtown Manhattan is facilitated by the most unlikely of sources: tweets. The artist has created a system by which the strength of the grow lights above the rows of lavender plants increases in direct relationship to the tweets of powerful public opinion shapers: as these statements are retweeted with greater frequency, the lights get stronger. Through this system, the lavender plants become a kind of a perverse index of the politico-cultural climate, metamorphosing these conditions by their thriving." . . 📷 by David Plakke, davidplakke.com
Happy #AppleStrudelDay! 🍎🍏 . . The word #strudl (as locals say) alone can conjure up childhood memories of the treat that grandma used to bake in her kitchen: Watching the most challenging phase, the pulling of the dough - as it requires experience and dexterity to avoid holes. . . #hausgemacht #pastry #TasteOfAustria
💪 to the five #Austrian companies (voestalpine, Constantia Flexibles, Ebner Furnaces, Miba and klickerr) for signing today's #PledgetoAmericasWorkers in the presence of @SecretaryRoss and @IvankaTrump at the #SelectUSASummit! #FDI #behindthescenes
Happy 20th #Frequentis USA, Inc.🎉! . . The Austrian high-tech company Frequentis, headquartered in Vienna, designs and manufactures integrated voice communication solutions and related support products for civil air traffic control, military air defense, command and control, maritime search and rescue, and public safety applications. It also develops maritime safety of life at sea systems as well as military and civil command and control centers. In 1999, Frequentis established its U.S. subsidiary in Columbia, #Maryland. . . #STEM #HiddenChampion #AustrianInnovation #FDI
On June 10, 2019, Austrian Ambassador Wolfgang Waldner held a reception for the Austrian delegation to this year’s #SelectUSASummit at his residence in Washington, DC. . . U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross extended a warm “Welcome to the United States” to the 21 delegates, among them multinational industrial leaders, business partners and tech entrepreneurs, whose participation reflects their strategic focus on the American market. Jürgen Roth, Vice President of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber, and U.S. Ambassador to Austria Trevor Traina lead the Austrian delegation, the largest in summit history, to Washington, DC. . . #AustriansAbroad #FDI