Ifjú szakácsnő:Ifjú szakács m/w/d – Vivea Hotels in Bad Vöslau, Lower Austria

Yes, accommodation is provided (Subject to availability).

Yes, meals are included (Free).

Required language skills: German: B1 (Required).

It depends on the specific position and its minimum requirements. If you don't hold EU/EEA/Swiss citizenship and don't already have a valid Austrian work permit, you'll generally need a separate permit (e.g. a seasonal work permit or the Red-White-Red Card). The Red-White-Red Card is designed for permanent, year-round employment — a single three- to four-month season generally doesn't qualify for it, according to the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber. More on this in our blog post "Which 2026 jobs can lead to the Red-White-Red Card, and why a seasonal contract is often not enough".

Yes, it's often still worth applying. The listed requirements are frequently more of a wishlist than strict prerequisites — describe what you bring instead in your cover letter, and leave the final judgment to the employer. That said, there's less flexibility for requirements marked "required" rather than "a plus".

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