Please see information on temporary/emergency housing here :

You can find temporary housing in one of the following centers:

Vienna
Austria Center Vienna
Address: Bruno-Kreisky-Platz 1, 1220
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (closed on weekends and holidays)
You can get to the Center by metro, bus or car.

The Center provides the following services:

• Initial consultation, clarification of further needs and general consultation on social issues.
• Clarification of needs and registration of services to meet basic life needs such as: health insurance, rental assistance, provision of a place in organized housing.
• Legal advice on the legal norms governing the status of foreigners.
• Caritas Servicestelle - repeated receptions and payment of funds within the framework of support for meeting basic life needs (Grundversorgung) for Ukrainians living in private housing.

Niederösterreich
Humanitarian Arrival Centre Niederösterreich
Address: Schulzentrum, Raxstraße 17, 2700 Wiener Neustadt
Opening hours: 08:00 – 16:00 Uhr

Steiermark/Styria
Humanitarian Arrival Centre of the Province of Styria in Graz (from 16.03.2022)
Address: Messehalle D (Exhibition Hall D), Messeplatz 1, 8010 Graz
Opening hours: Around the clock, seven days a week
Accessible by bus or tram (free for people from Ukraine)

Salzburg
Humanitarian Arrival Centre Messezentrum
Address: Messehalle 4, Am Messezentrum 1, 5020 Salzburg
Opening hours: Around the clock, seven days a week

Tirol
Humanitarian Arrival Centre Tirol
Address: Haus Marillac, Sennstraße 3, 6020 Innsbruck
Opening hours: Around the clock, seven days a week
More Information: Ukraine-Hilfe | Land Tirol

You can also check these websites that offer temporary accomodation: Diakonie.at

Upon arrival, you will be accommodated in temporary housing and provided with food and other necessary items: hygiene products, children's equipment, etc. The Austria Center Vienna is located at Bruno-Kreisky-Platz 1, 1220 Vienna.

Austria provides Ukrainians with free long-term housing located throughout the country. It is impossible to select a region. The type of accommodation is different, but you will not have to share a room with other people. If you want to live with relatives, inform the staff about this and they will try to arrange shared accommodation for you or place you nearby.

You can apply for housing in different prefectures across Austria. Here is a map of registration and state care facilities that provide accommodation for displaced Ukrainians.

Also, this hotline is operating in Russian and Ukrainian languages and provides information for emergency housing for refugees from Ukraine: +43 1 2676 870 9460

Austrians also host Ukrainians in their own apartments. To search, go to:

• Federal Agency for Care and Support (BBU);
• Housing agency Diakonie;
• Homes for Ukraine – an initiative of non-profit organizations engaged in the organization of accommodation.

You can look up for a long-term housing via BBU website, there you can find a list with refugee centers that offer long-term accommodations in different provinces.

You can also look up for a housing privately via the housing agency of Diakonie , a non-profit organization for housing placement Homes For Ukraine , online platforms for searching rental apartments (e.g. willhaben.at , immobilienscout24.at ) as well as real estate platforms of various Austrian newspapers and relevant social media groups such as Mietwohnung Wien or Apartments in Vienna .

In the case of private accommodation, you have to report your place of residence directly to the registration office within three days after moving into the accommodation, whereby you need a corresponding confirmation of your accommodation provider (owner, private landlord, etc.).

You can register your accommodation at any regional administrative authority (Bezirksverwaltungsbehörde). As a person coming from the Ukraine, you do not need to make an appointment. When you go to Bezirksverwaltungsbehörde you need to fill-out a registration form, like for instance this one and present your valid travel documents (e.g., a passport).

If you stay in a hotel or an official emergency quarter, you just need to register with the accommodation provider. The form needs to be signed by you and the accommodation provider (or a representative such as the property manager). Each person that should be registered needs her/his own form including the underage children. If you are the legal guardian of a child, you need to sign on their behalf. If the legal guardian is not with the child, the accommodation provider needs to sign both signature fields.