Civil engineers – License for natural persons
General information
Having passed the civil engineer's examination, successful candidates may be licensed to work as civil engineers on a self-employed basis. This licence is awarded by the Federal Minister for of Labour and Economy.
Prerequisites
- Successfully passed examination for civil engineers;
- Legal capacity;
- No bankruptcy;
- Reliability.
Competent authority
- Request: The competent Chamber of Civil Engineers ( → zt ) German text where the requesting party’s firm is established.
- Decision: Federal Ministry Economy, Energy and Tourism (→ BMWET) German text
Required documents
- Certificate of civil engineer's examination;
- Citizenship certificate ( → österreich.gv.at ) German text ;
- Police certificate of good conduct ( → österreich.gv.at ) German text (no more than three months old);
- Sworn declaration that no grounds for disqualification exist;
- Where applicable also documentary evidence of university degrees German text .
Costs
- Request:
- EUR 70;
- attachment: EUR 6 per sheet.
- Official decision:
- EUR 124 federal fee;
- EUR 98 federal administrative levy.
Please note
Fees or taxes become due once the procedure is settled. For this purpose a payment form will be mailed to the party concerned.
Data protection
I have noted that the data provided by me, as well as any data received by the administration over the course of the preliminary investigation, will be automatically processed as per article 6, para. 1 lit. c and e of the General Data Protection Regulation in accordance with the underlying material laws of the legal process. Furthermore, I am aware that this is for the purpose of executing the legal procedure initiated by me, the granting of regulatory approval and also for the purpose of review. I have read the general information regarding:
- the right to access, rectification, erasure, restriction of processing, withdrawal and objection, as well as on data portability
- the right to lodge a complaint with the Austrian data protection authority
- the responsibilities of the process controller and the data protection officer as per https://datenschutz.stmk.gv.at.
