What is Switzerland's immigration policy?

1, Switzerland "layers of fortification" for foreign immigrants. To be naturalized in Switzerland, you must go through three stages in turn, that is, you need to obtain the approval of the Federation, the state and the town where you live.

2. At the federal level, the most basic and important naturalization conditions are: foreign residents must have lived in Switzerland for 65,438+02 years, and the time for young people aged 65,438+02 to 20 to live in Switzerland can be counted as two years. Other naturalization conditions include various aspects, such as observing Swiss laws, mastering at least one official language, and adapting to the local lifestyle in Switzerland.

3. Swiss cantons and towns have the right to decide their own naturalization standards, which often vary greatly. For example, the requirements for the length of residence will vary from region to region. In addition, there are requirements for the applicant's financial ability. Even if he stayed in Switzerland for many years and did well, he had to pay a lot of money for naturalization.

4. In mid-June, swiss federal council passed a proposal put forward by the National Assembly that foreigners who want to become Swiss citizens in the future must master an official Swiss language and integrate well into Switzerland.

The proposal has been submitted to the Federal Council. Generally speaking, the proposals adopted by Swiss nationals and the two houses of the Federation can be implemented step by step according to procedures.

Up to now, the Immigration Department mainly investigates whether naturalization applicants rely on social assistance and commit crimes. If you add language and integration level.

6. In addition to foreigners who are married to Swiss and employed by Swiss companies, there are three categories of people who can obtain long-term residence permits in Switzerland. These three types of people are retirees, investors and entrepreneurs.

7. In the future, applications for immigration to Switzerland will be strictly limited to highly skilled workers or people with special talents in agriculture, construction, tourism, medical care and other fields.

8. The new law will take severe punishment measures for those who violate the immigration law. Every passenger who carries an airline without a passport will be fined up to 5,000 Swiss francs.