Care allowance
Flat-rate care allowance in 7 levels for care-related additional expenses in Vienna. Applications can be submitted at any time.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
The care allowance aims to compensate for additional care-related expenses in the form of a lump sum contribution, in order to ensure necessary care and assistance for individuals in need of care and to enable a self-determined, needs-oriented life. It is granted in seven care levels.
Eligible to apply
- Individuals
Funding requirements
- Care and support needs of more than 65 hours per month
- Expected duration of care dependency of at least 6 months
- Usual residence in Austria
Documents required for application
- Application form
- Medical report
- Proof of identity
Description
The flat-rate care allowance in Vienna provides a monthly subsidy across seven care levels to compensate for additional care-related expenses and ensure needs-oriented support. The funding amount ranges from EUR 200.80 to EUR 2,156.60, depending on the assessed care requirement. The aim is to enable individuals in need of care to lead a self-determined life and to relieve both professional and family caregivers. Through the continuous availability of funding, long-term care needs can also be addressed without temporal restrictions on the application process. This model makes a significant contribution to securing the care infrastructure in the federal capital and supports the social participation of people with increased care needs.
Eligible for funding are private individuals with an average care and assistance requirement of more than 65 hours per month due to a physical, mental, psychological, or sensory disability, whose condition is expected to last at least six months. The usual residence in Austria is a prerequisite for entitlement. To apply, a completed application form, a medical report, and proof of identity are required. The funding is granted as a subsidy and can be applied for at any time; payments are made on the first day of the month following approval of the application. The assessment for classification into the respective care level is carried out by the responsible social insurance providers and forms the basis for determining the individual funding amount.