Articles tagged "permis"
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Foreign student in Switzerland: conditions, budget, permit
Admission conditions, student B permit, annual budget, student jobs: complete guide for foreigners.
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Swiss driving licence: conversion, exchange, exams
Foreign licence conversion, theory and practical tests, fees and timelines: everything you need to know to drive in Switzerland.
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Renewing your Swiss residence permit: deadlines, procedure, refusal
Permits B, L, C, G: renewal procedure, timelines, fees and grounds for refusal.
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Applying for a Swiss work permit: 2026 procedures
Working in Switzerland requires obtaining a residence permit adapted to your situation. Procedures differ radically by nationality (EU/EFTA or third country), expected contract duration and canton. Here is a complete guide to understand which permit to request, how to proceed and what timelines to anticipate.
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B permit application in Switzerland: complete guide
The B permit (residence authorisation) is the most common permit in Switzerland. Valid 5 years renewable, obtained with long-term work contract or family reunification. Here is the complete guide.
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L permit: short-term stay in Switzerland
The L permit (short-term authorisation) covers jobs of 3-12 months. Often used for seasonal work, short temp assignments, or internships. Here are the conditions and conversion to B permit.
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C permit: settlement authorisation
The C permit (settlement) is the culmination of integration in Switzerland: permanent permit, extended rights, first step toward naturalisation. Here are conditions and rights.
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G frontier permit in detail
The G permit allows working in Switzerland while residing in a neighbouring country (FR, IT, DE, AT). 300,000+ cross-border workers benefit. Here is the detailed guide.
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