Why Switzerland Work Visa?

• Eased policies for skilled workers
• Hiring skilled professionals
• Plenty of job opportunities
• Swiss salaries are 3rd highest in the world
• 35.2 working hours/week
• Lower tax rates

Switzerland, located in the heart of Europe, is known for its picturesque scenery, lush green meadows, and soaring snow-capped mountains. It’s no surprise that this country is among the top choices for those who want to live and work in Europe, given its natural beauty, infrastructure, personal safety, and earning possibilities. The country has some of the largest private banks and reputable and well-known companies which present huge job opportunities to qualified foreign workers.

Switzerland Work Visa

You will require a Switzerland work visa if you wish to work in Switzerland. One of the forms of Switzerland’s long-stay visas is the Swiss work visa (also known as national or D-visa). It gives the holder permission to work in Switzerland for the duration of the visa.

Eligibility Requirements

• You have a university degree, several years of work experience, and specific skills.
• You are a skilled and qualified worker (manager, specialist).
• You have already got a job lined up in Switzerland.
• There are no EU/EFTA citizens available to fill the position.
• Your employer will make an application for your work permit.

Documents Required

• Valid passport with at least two blank pages.
• Three copies of the relevant pages of your passport.
• Four passport-size photos.
• Copies of your job contract.
• Proof of your professional experience
• Proof of your educational qualifications (diplomas, certificates, etc.)
• Updated resume

Steps to apply for Switzerland work visa

Step 1: Have a valid job offer from and employer in Switzerland

Step 2: Your employer applies for a residence permit which allows you to work in the country

Step 3: You have to apply for a work visa from your country

Step 4: After you get your visa you can enter Switzerland and register at the Residents’ Registry Office for a residence permit

Step 5: Once you receive your residence permit, you will be eligible to live and work in Switzerland

Switzerland work visa processing time

The processing time for a Switzerland work permit is 6 – 12 weeks.

Switzerland work visa cost

The cost for a Switzerland work permit is CHF 100 which is $100.

How Can Y-Axis Help You?

• Y-Axis can assist you with:
• Immigration documents checklist
• Guidance in application processing
• Forms, documentation & application filing
• Updates & follow up