Duration
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Authorization is required for the hiring of foreign workers by employers in Switzerland. In general, the employer works with the Swiss cantonal authorities to perform the necessary actions to get the relevant authorizations.
Only after the requested authorizations have been given is the entry visa issued.
You are eligible for this visa if;
The following documents are, in general, required when applying for an Entry Visa for work in Switzerland:
To begin, your employer must submit an application for your residence permit to the regional government employment services in Switzerland. In this country, there are no independent work and residency permits. Instead, you will be given a residency permit to work.
When to Apply
As mentioned above, the process of application is started by the employer. With that, you are allowed to apply for a Work Permit.
Visa Processing Time
The visa may take a couple of months to process. The process can be further delayed depending on the documents provided by you.
How to Apply
You must apply for a Swiss Work Permit from your home country while your employers apply for your Swiss residence permit. To enter Switzerland, most non-EU/EFTA nationals require a long-stay visa. You can apply for a Work Visa in Switzerland at the Swiss Embassy or Consulate in your country.
Duration
This visa is valid for a year, which can be delayed.
Fees
You must pay about 90 USD as you apply for the Work Visa.
You may apply for an extension before the visa expires. You'll need to prove that you're still required in the nation. You can apply for permanent residence if you have spent ten continuous years in the country.
Work
The visa is specified for work purposes.
Travel
Travel throughout the country.
Residence
It can lead to permanent residency.
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