Business visitors to Switzerland
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Swiss Permits

  If you are planning a short-term business trip to Switzerland, it is crucial to understand and comply with the relevant immigration regulations. The Schengen type C visa is the standard authorization for temporary stays in Switzerland and other Schengen countries for non-gainful activities. Name of visa granted: Schengen type C Permitted duration of stay: […]

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Non-competition clause
Non-competition clause in a work contract
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Employment Law

Introduction to non-competition clause Under Swiss law and according to art. 340 I CO, an employee with capacity to act may give the employer a written undertaking to refrain from engaging in any activity that competes with the employer once the employment relationship has ended and in particular to refrain from running a rival business […]

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Swiss residency and housing: Permit and rental insights
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Swiss Permits, Uncategorized

Switzerland is a country where Alpine serenity meets economic dynamism! With its world-class infrastructure, political stability, and exceptional quality of life, it is no surprise that Switzerland remains a top destination for professionals and families alike. Relocating to Switzerland, however, involves more than just packing a suitcase. From legal requirements to finding a home, here […]

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  • April 29, 2025
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Moving to Valais as an expat? The 10 golden rules you need to know
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Swiss Permits, Uncategorized

Valais canton offers an incredible work-life balance with a choice of international schools of high teaching quality and dynamic expat communities. Integration is the key to open the door to the realm of Swiss permits and citizenship later on. Learn the language, make local friends, participate in your canton’s cultural and economic life, show interest […]

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  • April 1, 2025
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What happens in case of divorce while living in Switzerland ?
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Divorce

When people married abroad but currently domiciled in Switzerland wish to divorce, the first question to ask is that of the competent authorities. As a general rule, it should be remembered that in the event of domicile in Switzerland, it is the Swiss authorities who will be competent to deal with the divorce proceeding. In […]

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  • March 19, 2025
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Are you holding a carte de légitimation or Ci permit and are planning to apply for a Swiss permit ?
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Swiss Permits

Are you holding a carte de légitimation  or Ci permit ? What is a CDL? The “carte de légitimation”, or Cdl, is an authorization to work delivered by the Department of Foreign Affairs to non-Swiss citizens employed by UN organizations and diplomatic staff based in Switzerland. This authorization allows the beneficiary to exercise their duties […]

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  • March 18, 2025
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Swiss naturalization: what are the 5 conditions to be eligible?
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Swiss Permits

Swiss naturalization: obtaining Swiss citizenship is often perceived as the holy grail by foreigners, as the ordinary procedure is said to be one of the strictest in the world! In 2018, a change in the law made the requirements for naturalization more restrictive. Thus, an applicant must now have a settlement permit (C permit) and […]

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  • March 12, 2025
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Are you dreaming of working in the Swiss Alps this winter ? Check out the requirements for the seasonnal L work permit!
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Swiss Permits

Switzerland is a prime destination for seasonal workers, especially during the winter months. Given the short duration of their stay, typically four to six months, seasonal workers are subject to temporary work permits. Here’s how it works for both European and non-European citizens. For European citizens Switzerland’s Agreement on the Free Movement of Persons (AFMP) […]

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  • December 4, 2024
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