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5 days ago · Voters in canton Zurich have rejected the idea to scrap a five-year waiting period for “provisionally admitted foreigners” before they can apply for education grants. This content was ...
Aug 26, 2020 · The new rules would prohibit F permit holders – “provisionally admitted foreigners” – from visiting their country of origin, unless it’s to prepare a permanent move back.
Aug 14, 2024 · This content was published on Sep 22, 2024 Voters in the canton have buried the idea to scrap a five-year waiting period for “provisionally admitted foreigners” before they can apply for...
Feb 21, 2023 · The initiative now seeks a reduction in the residency period required to apply for naturalisation – from ten down to five years. This would bring Switzerland’s average closer to the three to six-year residency requirement for naturalisation in its surrounding European countries.
Jan 1, 2024 · EU citizens of countries with which Switzerland has concluded a settlement treaty are generally entitled to a C-permit after an ordinary and uninterrupted stay of five years, if the integration criteria are met and no grounds for revocation exist.
Entry to Switzerland and residence for citizens of EU/EFTA countries. You may enter Swiss territory without a visa if you are a citizen of the European Union (EU) or the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) and in possession of a valid recognised identity document.
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Similar to other European countries, Switzerland has amended its immigration law to stipulate legally binding integration requirements for foreign nationals and to facilitate access to the Swiss labour market for recognised refugees and provisionally admitted persons.
