Statistics
Famous for its chocolate and watches where precision and sweetness go hand in hand
No. of Mobility Assets
2
Best Countries Ranking
# of expats in country
2.2 million
English Language Usage
High
culture
Switzerland is a country that seamlessly blends tradition with modernity. Known for its picturesque landscapes, from the towering Alps to serene lakes, it offers a unique lifestyle that is both tranquil and cosmopolitan. The country's rich cultural heritage is reflected in its multilingualism, with German, French, Italian, and Romansh all having official status. Whether you're drawn to its efficient infrastructure, excellent healthcare system, or the outdoor activities, Switzerland is a place where you can truly thrive.
about
National Anthem
Schweizerpsalm
Independence Day
August 1, 1291 (Swiss National Day)
National Motto
"Unus pro omnibus, omnes pro uno" ("One for all, all for one")
In 1875, Swiss chocolatier Daniel Peter invented milk chocolate by combining cocoa with condensed milk, creating the sweet treat loved worldwide.
With such a vast number of lakes, you are never more than 16 kilometers (10 miles) away from a lake no matter where you are in the country.
Trains in Switzerland are renowned for their timeliness, with an average delay of only about 1 minute, making Swiss railways one of the most punctual in the world.
about
Alps pierce the blue sky / Precise watches tick away / Fondue warms cold nights
Local Superstition
Breaking a mirror brings 7 years of bad luck
Unusual Legal Qurik
Illegal to flush the toilet after 10 PM
National Pastime
Skiing
National Souvenir
Swiss Army knife
National Dish
Fondue
Famous Festival
Fête de l'Escalade
Famous Dance
Schuhplattler
Famous Music
Alphorn music
Ranking
Numbeo Cost of Living Index
Quality of Life (US News & World Report)
World Happiness Report
The Human Freedom Index - 2023 (Cato Institute) - Personal Freedom
World Bank Ease of Doing Business
Best Healthcare (Legatum)
Fastest Internet
Overview
Passport Grade
A+
Visa-free Countries
177
Passport Ranking
10
Questions?
Find answers to common questions about GlobalPassport™ and our tools guiding you towards residency or citizenship in Switzerland.
What Mobility Assets are available to me in Switzerland?
Switzerland offers 2 different Mobility Assets: Independent Means Visa and Residence by Investment (RCBI).
What languages do they speak in Switzerland?
The four national languages of Switzerland are German, French, Italian, and Romansh. English is also widely spoken.
Can my family members apply for residency or citizenship in Switzerland with me?
Yes, in most cases, your spouse and dependent children can be included in your application, but be sure to check the requirements in the results provided in your Explorer Kit before you proceed.
How will the GlobalPassport™ help me move to Switzerland?
Step One: Use the Explorer Kit to determine which Mobility Assets suit you best.
Step Two: Gather your documents, with the help of our proprietary AI system if necessary, and store them securely within the GlobalPassport™ app.
Step Three: Submit your application, already knowing your chances of success thanks to your personalised Petition Approval Score.
Step Four: Receive approval and celebrate your new international residency privileges!
Can I keep my own citizenship?
Most likely! Switzerland does allow dual citizenship, but you’ll have to check that your home country also allows it to proceed. Many countries, such as the US, do allow dual citizenship, but check before you apply. You don’t need to change your citizenship for residency-based Mobility Assets.
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