Switzerland has a registration process in the following areas: For employers of temporarily present employees and posted workers to Switzerland, for up to 90 days within a calendar year and posting company For self-employed service providers fulfilling a service provision of up to 90 working days within a calendar year For Swiss employers, basing on […]
The good news first; the quarantine list for people coming to Switzerland became very short. Andorra Armenia Belgium France (few regions) Czech Republic On the other side Switzerland is struggling with a lot of cases, although the amount of the tests is 10 times higher than in spring. The Swiss government threatens with a second […]
Employees living in Switzerland can re-enter Switzerland without quarantine after a stay of up to 5 days in a country or area with an increased risk of infection, who were in the risk area for professional reasons, which could not be postponed, provided they prove that a precautionary measures plan for the stay in the […]
The Swiss Federal Council decided on September 11th about the quarantine rules for persons entering Switzerland from neighbouring countries: only those regions of neighbouring countries, where the infection rate is over the limit, will be added to the list of countries and areas with an increased rate of infection, not the entire country. Border regions […]
We receive many questions on how to obtain a Swiss working permit. Please find underneath the general rules for people who would like to work in Switzerland (does not include family reunion). The processes of the grey marked fields are less known and are worth to consider when the case fits. A lot of immigration […]
Today the Swiss government decided that travelers from certain regions will have to go into quarantine. With effect from Monday, 6 June, travelers entering Switzerland from certain regions will have to go into quarantine for 10 days. There is a list of concerned countries published online and updated regularly. Travelers affected will be notified during […]
Exceptionally it is accepted that the working days carried out in the State of residence, at home and on behalf of an employer located in the other contracting state, as a result of the measures taken to combat the spread of COVID-19, are counted as the working days in the state where the person would […]
Switzerland plans to open its border towards all EU/EFTA states on June 15, 2020. Most EU/EFTA Countries plan also to open on June 15 the borders for all European Union Member states including Britons, as well as citizens of the Schengen Associated Countries – Liechtenstein, Norway, and Iceland. Exceptions are towards certain regions in Italy, […]
The so-called job registration requirement («Stellenmeldepflicht»), is re-activated as per June 8th, 2020, after it had been stopped as a measure to ensure sufficient workforce availability in relevant fields during the Corona pandemic. Following a public vote, the job registration requirement has been introduced in Switzerland in 2018 as a measure to enhance job chances […]
On May 27th the Swiss government agreed about rules to ease entry restrictions into Switzerland. Rules starting June 8th for Business Applications for residence (L, B) or cross-border commuter (G) permit from workers from EU/EFTA member states will be normally processed again. Notifications for short-term deployments with an employer in Switzerland and for cross-border services […]
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