Investigation on the application conditions and procedures of studying abroad in Swiss high schools

The quality of education in Switzerland is one of the best in the world, so many families are willing to send their children to study in Switzerland. If you plan to go to high school in Switzerland, you need to know the application conditions and procedures for studying in high school in Switzerland. Please click "Application Conditions" for the list of application conditions and procedures for studying in Swiss high schools.

Conditions and procedures for senior high schools to apply for studying in Switzerland.

I. Application conditions

1. Apply for a high school in Switzerland and apply for a visa. At least relatives must be in Switzerland. Because high schools in Switzerland teach in Swedish and there are no English-taught programs, they are generally not open to foreign students.

If you have arrived in Switzerland, your family can come to Switzerland to accompany you through a visiting visa. It seems that the duration of the tourist visa is six months, but it is relatively easy to extend the tourist visa as long as the funds are sufficient. But your family can't leave the country before the new visa period begins.

2. High school courses taught in Swiss need Swiss as a guarantee. Personally, if you have an IELTS score of about 5, you can eat it in high school and junior undergraduate in Switzerland.

Applying for a visa requires a guarantor and proof of property.

Whether tuition is free is a matter for the university. The university charges 20 10, and the undergraduate course costs about 6,000 euros a year (refer to the price in Denmark).

The cost of living in northern Europe is relatively high, but it may not be as high as there. For example, I studied in Switzerland (as a graduate student), but I didn't return to China in the first year, and I spent a total of 55,000 RMB. I can still save money to reduce my living expenses. In addition, you can work in Switzerland with a student visa, but there is a tax-free ceiling for working.

Second, the application process

1, preparation of application materials

Students need to prepare the corresponding application materials within two weeks and submit them to the agency, which will guide students to fill in all relevant materials.

Step 2 submit an application

Students aged 8- 19 can attend boarding schools and study elementary, junior, senior and pre-university courses. For high school graduates with poor English learning, they can go directly to many universities in the United States or Europe after graduation. They can also choose only one-year pre-university courses and prepare for various examination courses in European and American universities, including TOEFL and other exams.

Step 3 accept the notice

The agency is responsible for sending the application materials to the Swiss school, and the school will issue an admission notice within one to two months.

Step 4 apply for a passport

Students can apply for passports and exit cards after receiving the admission notice. In some areas, there is no requirement. For details, please consult the local entry-exit administration office. Passports can be obtained in 15-25 working days.

5. Tuition

After receiving the letter of admission, students are required to pay the second fee and pay the annual tuition of the school on time (see the letter of admission for the specific amount); The institution will guide students to remit tuition fees to the school on time and safely. For convenience and speed, telegraphic transfer is usually used.

Step 6 apply for a visa

After the applicant remits the tuition fee, he/she shall go through the visa application formalities with the copy of telegraphic transfer, passport and original official admission notice; It usually takes 3-4 months to apply for a visa; To apply for a visa to study in Switzerland, the applicant must submit complete materials to the Swiss embassy or consulate.

7. Go abroad to study

After obtaining a visa, students should enter the country two days before the start of school according to the regulations of the school. The agency can help students book air tickets and inform the school students of the specific time to arrive at school. The school will arrange to pick up students at the airport or railway station.

Third, institutional recommendation.

1, Rossi College

Luoshi school

Cost: 1 1.97 million Swiss francs.

School organization: 1880

Number of students: 420

Friends: King of Iran, Prince Rainier of Monaco, King Farouk of Egypt. Sir roger moore and Elizabeth Taylor also brought their children, as well as John Lennon's son Sean and Winston Churchill's grandson.

This Swiss boarding school is considered to be the most expensive boarding school in the world. Le Rosey enrolls students aged 7 to 18, and has been a co-educational school since 1967.

2. Aiglon College

Aiglon College

Cost: 70,500 Swiss francs-1 1 1, 000 Swiss francs)

School organization: 1949

Number of students: 400

Friends: Princess tatiana of Greece and Denmark and Pietro Dova, former chief financial officer of Google.

Aiglon College is a private co-educational boarding school in Switzerland, mainly based on the British boarding school. This is an independent non-profit school located in the Swiss Alps.

3. Alpine International Bosulei College

Boleisu international school

Cost: 65438 Swiss francs +004000 yuan.

School establishment: 19 10

Number of students: 250

Friends: Danish Princesse Marie and Prince Guillaume, the hereditary archduke of Luxemburg.

From the appearance, this boarding school looks like an ancient courtyard, but in fact it is very meaningful. This school is also the oldest boarding school in Switzerland, and its enrollment requirements are extremely strict.

4. Laisen American School

Credit Suisse Lessing American School

Cost: 959,500 Swiss francs

School establishment: 196 1

Number of students: 320-345

Friends: Rockefeller, Vanderbilt and members of the Saudi royal family.

This school was built because of skiing facilities. Students can go to the ski resort to have fun, whether after class or after school.

A guide to studying abroad in Switzerland

1. Taxi

If you want to take a taxi, you must call a taxi at the reception desk. The taxi starting price is 4.80 Swiss francs, and the meter jumps. Baggage costs extra (about 1 Swiss franc per piece, so you don't have to put small pieces of luggage in the trunk), which is very expensive.

2. Overview of Swiss highways

Tourists from neighboring countries can drive directly to Switzerland through the border customs (located in the main traffic arteries).

Cars weighing 3.5 tons (including trailers and station wagons) can get an "expressway episode" by paying the automobile tax of 30 Swiss francs every year, and stick it on the left side of the front window, so that they can drive freely on the expressway. The period of validity is 65438+February 1 to 65438+1October 3 1 * in the third year. You also need a valid tax certificate to rent a car.

3. Overview of Swiss Railways

Switzerland has international trains leading to other European countries, and domestic trains can lead to various towns in Switzerland. Trains are divided into first-class carriages and second-class carriages, and start regularly every hour.

There is an "air-rail baggage" service. Passengers who get off the plane and take the train from the airport don't need to drag their luggage around the airport. They can get their luggage off the plane and take it directly to their destination (including major cities and large resorts) by train, and the same arrangement is made for their return trip.

4. Overview of Swiss Airlines

There are five international airports, located in Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Lugano and Bern. The two major airlines in Switzerland are Swissair and Crossair.

There are railway stations at airports in Zurich and Geneva. Basel-Milos is actually located in France, and it takes about 25 minutes to get to SBB by bus from this airport. There are also regular flights between Zurich, Basel and Geneva International Airport.

5. About China's driver's license in Switzerland.

In principle, China's driver's license in Switzerland must be changed to a Swiss driver's license to drive a vehicle. However, if you stay in Switzerland for less than one year, you can use a vehicle allowed in Switzerland with a China driver's license.

If you leave Switzerland for more than three months within one year, the one-year period after re-entry will be recalculated from the time of re-entry. If you stay in Switzerland for more than one year, you must change your Swiss driver's license before driving.

For international students studying in Switzerland, the general residence certificate is valid for one year, that is to say, in the first year of studying abroad, you can use a motor vehicle with a valid driver's license in China, and you must change it to a Swiss driver's license from the second year before you can drive a vehicle.

Matters needing attention in applying for studying in Switzerland

1, don't worry after being accepted.

If students go to study in Switzerland with such an idea, they will be eliminated by the universities here. Now that you have come to study abroad, don't waste time. You should work harder to get higher credits and a higher level in your major, so as to ensure that you can get your diploma smoothly and won't be eliminated. In other words, even if you can study in Switzerland through application, you must keep up with the progress of the course as soon as possible, otherwise it will be embarrassing.

2. Scholarships are easy to apply.

Switzerland also has scholarships, but don't think it's easy to apply for scholarships. Because there are actually many students studying in Switzerland every year, only a few of these students can get cross-majors, and it is generally necessary for schools to choose scholarships.

You can think about whether you can pass the selection of scholarships among so many students according to your own ability, and you can feel whether it is good to apply for scholarships.

3, the authenticity of the material

In Swiss schools, the students who apply are actually very strict, and the documents that students need to produce, such as academic certificates, are generally valued by the school. After all, these represent whether students have the key factors to study abroad.

Therefore, students must be realistic when preparing these materials, and don't think about getting away with it. After the general students arrive in Switzerland, the school will also let students take the school English exam. If they don't pass the exam, they still won't be admitted.

The purpose of studying abroad is to study abroad and immigrate.

In fact, this is to see if students come to study abroad for immigration. It's not difficult to study in Switzerland, but it's still difficult to immigrate here. It can be said that Switzerland has a lot of precautions against immigrants and needs to be approved by many institutions.

The most basic condition for naturalization is that you must stay here in Switzerland for 12 years. Of course, there are other naturalization conditions, such as whether to abide by the laws here and so on. The standards in different regions are different, so the difficulty is still relatively high.

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