Use 100% completely FREE people search finders to find phone numbers, email and physical addresses and pictures of people in or from Austria.
Search for Austrians by Name
If the people sought have given their personal information to any online establishment, there's a pretty good chance that one or more search engines found and recorded their names and the particulars offered.
The best starting point for finding Austrian people (or someone who is in or from Austria) is to search in the major search engines: Google, MSN (Bing), Yahoo, Ask, DuckDuckGo, etc. If results aren't found in one, try another. They don't all have ALL or the same information about people that's 'findable'.
Searching by patronymic alone can return too many people that are 'close matches'. The number of search results can be reduced by placing the first and last name in double quotes like "first last name". The search engine should only show people with exact matches starting at position one in the SERPs.
If there are still too many people, use an initial for the middle name or use the full middle name. Again, placing search phrases in quotations will return exact matches if any are available.
Free Address Search Austria
If a specific Austrian address (like a mailing address) is being sought, enter the names of people or businesses as a general first attempt. If no results or too people are found, 'filter' the search by adding a state. Filter further by adding a town name.
Technically search engines themselves do not record information about people initially. They find the information that has been made available on websites and they present the data when asked for it via keyword search inquiries.
White Pages Austria
The appears to be no 'official' white pages for Austria. Whitepages.co.at comes up but the home page reads, "Use the Search box above where Whitepages.co.at and Google.co.at provide you with People Search results targeted on Austria. If you don't find what you want, use a specific Facebook or Linkedin Search to find the right people."
Translated: The site pulls and displays data from Google so there's no added value is searching from this site as opposed to entering the same search criteria on Google.
Austria telephones dot com doesn't have a 'description' that locators read and display in search results so Google pulls this from the first text on the page: "Find in the Austria List of Numbers and Addresses. Search Information from companies, businesses and professional services. PhoneBook Austria.
Perusing the home page, nothing at all about any of that is provided. The page is only packed with advertisements and does not provide or lead to useful search functions.
How To Find Someone In Austria
If your target was born in Austria, went to school, church or prison there, registered to own a car or to vote, bought a hunting or fishing license, entered a national park, spent time in an Austrian hospital, appeared on the local news or in the local newspaper, got baptized or arrested, joined the military, served as a corporate officer, bought something online, used a credit card - there's likely to be information about the person recorded on any of a number of websites.
To find someone specifically in or from Austria worldwide, for a true broad list of matches, enter only a last name as the search parameter and append 'Vienna', like 'Slogmeister Vienna'. To minimize the effort, have several tabs open in your favorite browser and on page, use a different search provider. Copy the search phrase and paste it into each search box. At least it might be amazing as to how very different the search results will be from one search to the next.
Many Austrians have visited or relocated to foreign countries as a way of retreating from the negative affects of immigration in Finland. Several now live in so searching there may locate the person sought.
Ancestry Austria
Discover your Austrian heritage through genealogical resources:
- Access historical Austrian birth, marriage, and death records dating back to 1784
- Search digitized parish registers (Kirchenbücher) from Roman Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish communities
- Explore military service records (Militärische Unterlagen) from the Habsburg Empire
- Find naturalization documents and citizenship applications (Staatsbürgerschaftsnachweise)
- Research cadastral records (Grundbücher) for property ownership history
- View Austrian census records (Volkszählungen) from 1869 to 1910
Key free resources include:
- Matricula Online: Historical church records from Austrian dioceses
- GenTeam: Extensive database of Austrian genealogical indexes
- ANNO - Austrian Newspapers Online: Historical newspaper archives
- Austrian State Archives (Staatsarchiv): Government and military records
- FamilySearch's Austria Collections: Millions of digitized Austrian records
Many people from Canada, England, Spain and Scotland live in and visit Austria. Lookup Spaniards and Scots who have migrated to or who have or are visiting this country.