Can parents studying in Switzerland accompany them?

Parents can apply for a Swiss tourist visa and stay in Switzerland for no more than 90 days every six months. However, considering that most children coming to Switzerland are under the age of 12, worried parents need to stay in Switzerland for a while. Can parents studying in Switzerland accompany them? Let me introduce you.

Can parents studying in Switzerland accompany them?

Switzerland, the safest country in the world

Some people say that Switzerland is the safest country in the world. Why? Since 18 15, it has never been involved in an international war, permanent neutrality, natural hazards in the Alps and so on. I want to say that Switzerland's security is rooted in its respect for cultural integration.

Second, how do parents come to Switzerland?

The child's student visa is easy to solve, but the question is what about the parent visa with China passport?

A simple choice: parents can apply for a Swiss tourist visa and stay in Switzerland for no more than 90 days every six months. However, considering that most children coming to Switzerland are under the age of 12, worried parents need to stay in Switzerland for a while. At this time, you will face the immigration legal problems in Switzerland. From the perspective of immigration, Switzerland is the country with the highest threshold in the world. However, Swiss immigrants are not desperate and have no rules to follow. The following table shows three common methods. For parents over 55 years old, they can also consider coming to Switzerland as retirees; However, this situation is an example, so I won't go into details here.

To sum up: if going to an international school in Switzerland requires parents to have certain financial strength, then Swiss immigration procedures require parents to have higher financial strength.

Swiss immigration permit type:

Class L permits (short-term residence permits) are used for short-term work and stay. People who come to Switzerland on a work visa with a China passport usually get an L-permit. L license is sometimes used as an alternative measure when B license is exhausted. In principle, you cannot buy residential real estate, but you can buy pure commercial real estate. In principle, you cannot leave Switzerland for more than three months at a time.

Class B permits (residence permits) are used for long-term residence in Switzerland for specific purposes, whether employed or not. China passport holders who come to Switzerland through "one-time tax payment" will generally get a B-type permit. The residence card must be renewed every 1 year or 2 years. In principle, you can't leave Switzerland for more than 6 months every year. You can buy a house, but non-EU passport holders can only buy one master house in principle, and the master house should be bought in a licensed state in principle. There are no restrictions on buying pure commercial real estate.

Class C permit (permanent residence permit), the so-called "Swiss green card". Apply for permanent residence in Switzerland. In principle, you can't leave Switzerland for more than 6 months every year. You can live in any state in Switzerland and buy real estate without restrictions.

Children can apply for a student visa to study in Switzerland, but if parents want to come to Switzerland, they will face a legal problem of Swiss immigration and taxation. From the perspective of immigration, Switzerland's threshold is the highest in the world, and there is no one. However, Swiss immigrants are not desperate and have no rules to follow.

It is undoubtedly a very attractive choice for children to go to school in Switzerland. More and more parents in China send their children to Swiss international schools. Swiss and Swiss international schools usually represent safety, health, multilingualism, internationalization and high quality to parents in China.