If you want to study in Switzerland, how long is the validity of the Swiss study visa? What are the policies for studying in Switzerland?

For international students who want to study in Switzerland, the next thing to do after getting the admission notice is to apply for a visa to study in Switzerland. It takes about three months to apply for a visa, which is a long process. I need to submit the application materials in person during the visa process. The visa policy is constantly changing with the local immigration policy, so you should get in touch with the embassy in time to learn about the latest visa policy for studying abroad.

? The validity period of the Swiss study visa is closely related to every link in the whole Swiss study visa process, and there is no delay at all, and if you really want to study abroad, you will generally not encounter any difficulties in the visa process; But whether you can get a visa is ultimately decided by the immigration bureau of the state where the school is admitted. Visa requirements vary from state to state. Some States have restrictions on the age of students, and usually schools will tell students about the relevant regulations.

The whole application process of studying abroad visa can last up to three months, so when every student wants to study abroad after receiving the admission notice from the school, gogo suggests that you apply for a visa immediately.

As mentioned above, the application materials must be standardized, otherwise the visa officer may not accept your materials and ask you to go back to modify or supplement them, which requires rescheduling the delivery time, which is very troublesome, especially for applicants from other places who come to Beijing and Guangzhou to deliver them. So if you are not sure, you'd better seek help from an experienced study abroad institution.

? Switzerland's visa policy for studying abroad is different from most countries in the issue of visa issuance. The difference lies in the school's right to speak. Perhaps in many countries, even if the university says that it has accepted this student, the immigration bureau can still refuse your visa, and it is openly refused. However, Switzerland is not. Although it cannot be said that the visa success rate is 100%, the school guarantee is usually effective. These hotel management schools, which have cooperated with us for many years, often help us to go to the immigration office to urge students to get visas.

This good communication has created the myth that our visa success rate so far is 100%. Therefore, according to our experience, those students who are worried about refusing visas will not have much problem as long as you can speak the past language, the IELTS 5.0 level (the minimum visa requirement is 4.5) and the materials are true. We have dealt with many students who refused to sign in other countries for 2-3 times, and finally they all signed successfully, without exception.

If you apply for a study visa in Switzerland for more than three months, the Swiss Embassy cannot decide whether to grant it. What the embassy should do is to collect the materials submitted by international students and send them to the school where you apply for examination. It takes about three months to apply for a visa to study in Switzerland, and the applicant needs to be present to submit and review the materials. It is very necessary for international students who want to study in Switzerland to know these policy information in time.