If you are European you are not a "Ausländer" in Austria

[Mortimer]

Only if you have a accent or weird religion or name etc.

Examples

This guy changed his name from slavic to germanic and he is a ultra-nationalist austrian politician. Current name Peter Westenthaler, former name Peter Hojač.


This dude is dutch and estonian and is austrian president.

[Jacques de Imbelloni]

Maybe that attitude is due to the multicultural empire the asutrohungerians had.

[Mortimer]

Maybe that attitude is due to the multicultural empire the asutrohungerians had.

I dont think so, austrians are pretty closed group and xenophobic, but i guess europeans in other european countries easy adopt, it will be even more so in france or britain. there is a greek in BNP (British Nationalist Party)

[Fractal]

I dont think so, austrians are pretty closed group and xenophobic, but i guess europeans in other european countries easy adopt, it will be even more so in france or britain. there is a greek in BNP (British Nationalist Party)

Austrians don't seem that xenophobic.

[Mortimer]

Austrians don't seem that xenophobic.

they are compared to west germans for example. they are pretty xenophobic compared to some others. compared to albanians or bulgarians they are not.

[RN97]

sorta makes sense.

[Mortimer]

bump

[EL_BARBARO]

Austrians don't seem that xenophobic.

No, they aren't. Just go to Vienna, St. Stefan Platz, for instance, and cry loud overthere you're an Aryan.

[Fractal]

No, they aren't. Just go to Vienna, St. Stefan Platz, for instance, and cry loud overthere you're an Aryan.

My cousins went there last summer (Vienna) and loved it, as they did Munchen (Munich).

[EL_BARBARO]

My cousins went there last summer (Vienna) and loved it, but liked Munich much better. I'd prefer there over Austria anyway.

Fractal, it is not the same to go to any place as a tourist as to live and work over there longer.