What materials do I need to prepare for family reunion in Switzerland? Is the environment in Switzerland good?

Information required for visa application for visiting relatives in Switzerland: 1. Original personal application form.

2. Original personal passport

3. Original photos

4. Scanned ID card

5. Copy of household registration book

6. Copy of marriage certificate

7. Original English work certificate

8. Enterprise business license/organization code certificate

9. Original bank statement of bank card/pension/bank card

10. Original policy

1 1. Original mutual authentication letter and its verification.

12. Original invitation letter

13. A copy of the economic guarantee of the inviter.

14. Original proof of reasonable work of the inviter

15. Original proof of accommodation

Auxiliary materials are: 1. Copy of vehicle registration/title certificate.

2. Various investment and wealth management products

3. Letters describing the basic situation of individuals, etc.

As for the auxiliary materials, the embassy has no essential requirements for the applicant, as long as the applicant can prove that his personal level is good and the situation in China is relatively stable.

The above are the raw materials that the applicant needs to apply for a visit visa in Switzerland. Visa is very important to applicants, so everyone should make preparations in advance.

Advantages of living in Switzerland: 1. A high-quality life.

Switzerland has always been one of the most livable cities in the world. Most people living in Switzerland have jobs (80%) and good wages. The average life expectancy in Switzerland is 84 years, four years longer than that in OECD countries. Most importantly, they are usually very satisfied with life. On a scale of 0 to 10, China citizens' rating of Swiss life is 7.5, while the OECD average is 6.5.

In the 20021US list of countries with the best news coverage, Switzerland still ranks fourth. The survey ranks countries according to 76 characteristics related to the success of modern countries. In addition, Switzerland scored 65,438+000 points in terms of security and political stability. It also got full marks in economic stability, education and health care.

2. Of course, at first

As far as natural scenery is concerned, Switzerland is the dazzling pearl in the crown of Europe. Living in Switzerland is an ideal choice for nature lovers, hikers and winter sports lovers. Naturally, the Alps have always been the best choice for Swiss scenery, and the peaks do cover two-thirds of the total area of the host country. However, the central plateau, woodland and wetland park are the basic features of Swiss landforms. About one-third of the land in the host country is mountain forest, and less than one-quarter of the land is nature reserve.

It has about 50 million different kinds of green plants, bacteria and animals. In addition, Switzerland has 6% of talking water reserves in Europe and is the cooling tower in Europe. Most importantly, Switzerland has been committed to maintaining its environment and coping with climate change, and its per capita greenhouse gas emissions are lower than many other OECD countries. It has a rich recycling system and promises to complete climate integration by 2050.

3. Cultural diversity and ethnic groups

When you live in a country with four official languages (French, French, Italian and Romance), you can expect rich and varied cultural experiences. In addition, 26 states seem to be grass-roots democratic administrative regions. For such a weak country, you are bound to encounter various situations. In recent years, there has also been a wave of immigrant investment in Switzerland. In 20 19, about 38% of the 8.6 million urban population had an investment environment for immigrants.

In addition, Switzerland is home to many foreign-funded enterprises and overseas companies. Such companies and first-class universities in the host country have deeply attracted many foreigners to work or study and train in Switzerland. To put it simply, living in Switzerland is especially suitable for communicating with people from different cultures. If you move to a larger Swiss city, you are also more likely to make friends with other foreigners.

Disadvantages of living in Switzerland: 1. High consumption.

The high cost of living makes Switzerland fall to the fifth place in the list of countries with the best news coverage in the United States, because its stress level score is depressingly low (0.4). In fact, Zurich and Geneva, the big Swiss cities favored by foreigners, are among the most expensive cities in the world. The household debt of Swiss residents is higher than the OECD average, and this development trend has become worse. Statistics from Eurostat show that among the 37 countries tested, Switzerland has the highest price of food and non-alcoholic beverages.

2. Traditional view

In Switzerland, fighting for fairness and female dominance is a long and difficult struggle. The good news is that in recent years, fitness has promoted speed. Swiss women won 40% of the seats in the House of Representatives in the 20 19 presidential election. Switzerland still ranks 18 in the 2020 World Fetal Gender Difference Report. Although this development has been achieved, wage inequality is still a problem in Switzerland. At present, the income of women is lower than that of men 19%. However, according to the Swiss federal government's Gender Equality Act of 2020, if a company is found to have gender-based wage discrimination, it will have to repay the wage difference.