Your Austrian target role
We discuss whether DGKP, Pflegefachassistenz (PFA) or Pflegeassistenz (PA) is the role you intend to pursue. We do not assign an Austrian professional title; the competent authority assesses your qualification.
Understand your nursing-qualification route before spending money on the wrong documents or accepting a start date you cannot yet meet. This is an independent planning review, not an authority decision.
The meeting connects the parts of your case. It does not replace a formal completeness check or decision by the responsible authority.
We discuss whether DGKP, Pflegefachassistenz (PFA) or Pflegeassistenz (PA) is the role you intend to pursue. We do not assign an Austrian professional title; the competent authority assesses your qualification.
We organize the diploma, transcript, curriculum and clinical-hour evidence you provide, and identify gaps to clarify. Recognition and nostrification are different procedures; we point to the official route finder rather than promising a decision.
We identify the language and Health Care Professions Register questions for your intended role. Registration is required before practising Austrian nursing professions; we cannot register you or waive the requirements.
We separate professional recognition, job search and immigration so you can see dependencies and questions for the employer or authority. The meeting is a planning service, not an application or permit decision.
Bring readable copies of what you already have. Missing records can be part of the discussion; do not buy translations before you know which version and format are needed.
Do not put passport numbers, medical records or document scans in the public booking notes. Ask how to share sensitive material before sending it.
Illustrative structure only; your plan reflects your own documents and questions.
If an authority has refused your case and an appeal deadline is running, seek a qualified Austrian lawyer immediately; this planning consultation does not replace legal advice.
Official guidance checked September 2026. Only the competent authorities can determine recognition, registration and residence rights.