Schaub's myotis has long ears and thick, light-gray fur. It is reported from a small area spanning Armenia, Azerbaijan, and northwestern Iran, where it uses dry and semi-dry mountain landscapes.
Compared with related bats, it has rather long ears and long, thick, light-gray fur.
A Caucasus plan reports same-sex roost groups of about 2–6 in churches, ruined buildings, basements, caves, under bark, and rock crevices. It winters in caves.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.