What are the requirements for immigrating to Switzerland?

Switzerland is not an immigration country, so it is very difficult to apply for it. Skilled immigration is basically impossible. Investment immigrants need to invest at least 100,000 Swiss francs in Switzerland, and this is not necessarily true. If you want to increase the chance, then It requires an investment of nearly 10 million yuan. According to current laws and regulations, to become a Swiss national you must have lived in Switzerland for 12 years. However, as long as you have lived in Switzerland for more than 10 years, you can obtain a Type C residence permit.

Procedures for applying for a self-financed study abroad visa:

(1) Contact the relevant universities or professors in Switzerland to obtain the admission notice or invitation letter from the relevant institution.

(2) Apply for a visa to the Swiss Embassy in China with the notarized certificate of kinship issued by the notary office of our country, the admission notice or invitation letter from a Swiss institution, and fill in the "Swiss Entry Application Form" ( in triplicate) and deliver 6 photos. The Swiss Embassy in China receives the application materials and issues an entry visa after reviewing them and meeting the requirements.

The Swiss government stipulates that those who wish to live in Switzerland must have a financial guarantee issued by a relative or friend or a certificate of deposit in a Swiss bank, etc., to show that the visa applicant has sufficient funds to pay for living expenses in Switzerland. Living expenses are calculated at CHF 100 per person per day.