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Thank you for confirming the official position.
Having seen first hand the issues that arose with the question of the validity of UK passports for entry into Schengen (because of the incorrect information being given by the UK government and being applied by some airlines), and also the confusion around Passenger Locator Forms which resulted in people being incorrectly denied boarding, my concern is really about having the confidence that every Agency and carrier has the correct information. Perhaps this could be raised at a future meeting with the Embassy and Austrian authorities.
Any update on the situation for Art 50 Brits wanting to purchase a Hauptwohnsitz property in Salzburgerland?
I missed off the most obvious question in my post above – if one applies for the Art 50 EUV and the application is rejected, what happens next? Will people be given notice to leave Austria – and if so, within what timeframe, who would issue and enforce the notice etc?
How many times can one apply for the Art 50 EUV – for example if the first application fails but then circumstances change?
For example, the authorities might deem that one’s income is too low to qualify (e.g. because one is currently unemployed, only able to find part-time work, or on a low UK Pension) and so might reject the application. Due to Covid-19 this is particularly relevant at the moment for those of us who work in the tourist industry and might very well have no work between now and Easter – and quite possibly into the summer as well. I have read the FAQs about timing the application to match the best circumstances possible, but even then, the first application might still be rejected.
Is a rejection full and final (subject to appeal) or can one re-apply if circumstances change? If so, is there another limit to the number of applications (e.g. only one re-application is allowed) or a timeframe constraint (e.g. no re-application for 3 months after a rejection)?