Switzerland is a highly developed country. Is it easy to get a residence permit in Switzerland?

As one of the rapidly developing bourgeois countries in Europe, Switzerland is also the country with the most stable society, the richest society, the most developed social economy and the largest living index in the world, ranking first in the global innovation index. Its natural geography and environment are beautiful, and its per capita GDP has always been in the forefront of the world, second only to France, Germany and Luxembourg in Europe. The persistence of its policies, safe financial system and bank secrecy system make Switzerland a haven for tax-exempt investors. Due to the developed financial industry, the service industry plays an increasingly important role in the economic development of Switzerland.

Swiss citizenship is open to all groups, including foreign residents who have settled in the host country for a period of time. However, this is not the rule for long-term residents, and many foreigners prefer to choose permanent residency. A study conducted by the Immigration Investment Committee of the federal government in 20 12 shows that although about 900,000 people meet the living conditions in Switzerland, only about 2% of foreign families (about 36,000 people) have obtained Swiss nationality. This is mainly due to stricter standards and its cost than some other countries. The transfer of the Ministry of State and Academic Affairs (SEM) means that the Swiss intermediate administrative organs undertake the investment and nationality of immigrants. However, citizenship in China is mainly managed at the national level.

Conditions for retired employees: over 55 years old, with free wealth, can pay "unified tax" in Switzerland, and can live in Switzerland for at least half a year without working.

What is a "flat tax"? To put it bluntly, it is a contribution to Switzerland. The calculation of unified tax is not based on the actual salary and original assets of such people, but on their living expenses or consumption expenses (hotel accommodation, tourism expenses, etc.). ) abroad. In some cases, the tax basis will be determined according to the living habits of the operators and their families.

The demand for Swiss nationality depends on your nationality and personal basic situation. Foreigners usually live in 10 years (recently reduced to Swiss from 12 years old) before they are eligible for Swiss China citizenship. Generally, the way to obtain Swiss nationality is one of the following ways: the birth or adoption of children of Swiss China citizens; Marry a Swiss citizen in China; Living in China after 10 years will be classified (the age between 8 and 18 is twice); 20 18 The entry into force of the new Swiss nationality law makes it increasingly difficult to acquire Swiss nationality. The most significant change is that applicants must have a residence permit in neutral country C to qualify. Some cantons may have their own special regulations on integration into Swiss social development. Please consult the local government for detailed specifications.