Service Providers for Switzerland (1)
Frequently Asked Questions — Switzerland
The primary routes for non-EU citizens are employment-based permits and the 'Lump-Sum Taxation' (or investor) visa. To qualify for a work permit, you generally need a specific job offer from a Swiss employer, who must prove that no qualified Swiss or EU candidate could fill the role. Highly skilled professionals and senior management are the most likely candidates for these limited quota permits.
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