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- Sep 14, 2026
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How Klagenfurt's new online portal could make city bureaucracy easier (opens the original)
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The new Digitales Klagenfurt portal puts e-forms, appointment bookings and other online city services together on one page. The portal has separate booking links for three types of procedure under Austria's Settlement and Residence Act, or Niederlassungs- und Aufenthaltsgesetz (NAG). You can book appointments for extensions and changes of purpose (Verlängerung/Zweckänderung), first-time applications (Erstantrag) and procedures for EU, EEA and Swiss nationals. That last section includes paperwork
Your questions answered on how new EU banking law affects Americans in Italy (opens the original)
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The EU is bringing in a new banking directive which affects non-EU banks dealing with clients who are resident in the EU – for example an American living in Italy who maintains at least one account in the US. The new directive affects all non-EU countries, but it seems that American banks are the most likely to tell their customers that they will have to close their accounts, as some readers of The Local have experienced. This could be because plenty of UK banks already closed the accounts of th
EU to help cities clamp down on tourist rentals (opens the original)
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The European Commission is expected to unveil next week a legal proposal setting out the conditions under which authorities can restrict the provision of short-term tourist lets. Such rentals have increasingly come into the crosshairs of local authorities in tourist hotspots such as Florence and Barcelona, as residents complain about being priced out by visitors. But curbs have often been followed by court challenges from rental providers and tourism operators, resulting in legal uncertainty. RE
European cities to get more power to clamp down on tourist rentals (opens the original)
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The European Commission is to lay out conditions under which local authorities can limit short lets, as part of an "affordable housing" package that seeks to address what EU chief Ursula von der Leyen has called a "social crisis". "Nurses, teachers, and firemen cannot afford to live where they serve. Students drop out because they cannot pay the rent. Young people delay starting families," she said in a speech last year highlighting the issue as a priority for Brussels. READ ALSO: Can Barcelona
Austria sees record number of heat-related deaths in June and July (opens the original)
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The AGES agency said those two months saw 646 heat-related deaths, as compared to the previous high of 570 in June and July 2024. The figures are calculated using a statistical model analysing excess mortality. Scientific experts say that human-made climate change has made extreme weather events more intense and more frequent, and Europe has become the globe's fastest-warming continent. Austria, like much of the rest of the continent, has seen records tumble in this summer's heatwaves and drough
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