Swiss citizenship can be acquired in a number of ways: by marriage, by maternal or paternal descent, if you are a child with a parent with Swiss citizenship, have been recognised as a stateless child, if you believe you have been a Swiss citizen for […]
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Before you can apply for a C Permit: If you are moving to Switzerland for longer than three months you are required to apply for an L Permit or a B Permit. An L Permit is granted for foreign nationals who have an employment contract
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The following post provides an overview of the most important residence permits for EU/EFTA nationals.
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Today is an important day in the United Kingdom as it is set to vote on the Brexit deal which may lead to the UK leaving the EU in the near future. Should this happen, this would also have an impact on Switzerland which is
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Those who pursue gainful employment in Switzerland or want to stay in the country for more than three months must apply for a permit at the cantonal migration office. Whether the concerned person is a national of an EU/EFTA state or a third-state national has
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Daunting or do-able? Getting a job as an ex-pat in Switzerland can appear a daunting task. Daunting maybe but definitely do-able! The first thing to know is that as of writing (April 2014) there are still opportunities for ex-pats to get work in Switzerland. Here
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