Do I need a passport or visa to go to Switzerland?

You need a passport and visa to go to Switzerland.

1. By inquiring about relevant information, we can know the information that individuals need to visit Switzerland as follows:

1, invitation letter.

The dated application form can be downloaded from the internet.

3. Two recent passport color photos (according to the requirements published by the Swiss Embassy on the website: white background, measuring 3.5cmx4.5cm).

4. Original passport (valid for at least three months when leaving Switzerland).

5. Copy of passport 1-6 pages, and copies of all visas and entry and exit records.

6. Old passport (if any), including originals and photocopies of all visas and entry and exit records.

7. Household registration book (original and copies of all pages, translation).

8. The employer/unit's leave certificate (if the original text is in Chinese, please provide the original and translated version) must include the applicant's name, date of birth, position, monthly income, working hours, the company's agreed leave and expenses arrangement, the employer's address, e-mail address and telephone number, the company's seal and signature, the name and position of the person in charge representing the company, or provide the original, copy and translated version of the retirement certificate.

9. Business cards (except for students, retirees and unemployed persons).

10, round-trip air ticket order (in English).

1 1. Relevant insurance documents covering the whole process in Schengen District (original and photocopy of the embassy), and the insurance amount must be not less than 30,000 euros, which is enough to pay for any emergency medical services and repatriation arrangements caused by health problems.

So you need a passport and visa to go to Switzerland.

Second, to travel to Hong Kong, you need to apply for a Hong Kong and Macao Pass. For the first time, you must submit the application to the local entry-exit administration office in person.

Application materials: resident ID card and its copy (copied on A4 paper, but copied on the same paper), fill in the Application Form for Entry and Exit Certificate of China Citizens, and take 2 2-inch color photos (or take photos at your own expense). At the same time, you can apply for endorsements to Hong Kong and Macao respectively. If you only go to Hong Kong, you have to apply for a Hong Kong endorsement; if you only go to Macao, you have to apply for a Macao endorsement. If you go to Hong Kong and Macao, you must apply for both endorsements.

Time limit for processing: 10 working days from the date of acceptance (first application or non-first application). But the mailing day (usually about five days) and holidays are not included.

Cost: Each 80 yuan Pass to and from Hong Kong and Macao; One exchange endorsement, each 15 yuan, two exchange endorsements, each 30 yuan.

3. When you apply for a passport, you can bring the applicant's ID card and fees to the local exit-entry administration.

Extended data:

Materials and time limit for passport processing

(a) photos that meet the standards of the Photography Guide for Entry and Exit Documents;

(2) An application form for entry and exit documents of China citizens;

(3) Resident identity card; During the collection, renewal and replacement of resident identity cards, temporary resident identity cards may be submitted;

(4) Other materials submitted by the exit-entry administration of provincial public security organs shall be examined and approved by the State Administration of Immigration.

If a resident applies for an ordinary passport in the exit-entry administration department of the public security organ in his place of residence, he shall, within 7 working days from the date of accepting the application materials, examine and approve the issuance of an ordinary passport. The time limit for issuing cross-provincial ordinary passports is 20 days.

In remote areas or areas with inconvenient transportation or due to special circumstances, the exit-entry administration of public security organs cannot issue ordinary passports within the above time limit. With the approval of the person in charge of the exit-entry administration of provincial public security organs, the time limit for issuing ordinary passports can be extended to 30 working days.

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