Introduction to the real life of Swiss immigrants

Switzerland is a very livable place with high welfare policy and beautiful environment. If you want to immigrate to Switzerland, learn about the real life of Swiss immigrants first!

First of all, the real life of Swiss immigrants

The driver's license is not valid.

In the Swiss transportation system, the Swiss driver's license is very wonderful, because the Swiss driver's license has no validity period! Switzerland is one of the safest countries in the world, and the traffic accident rate is also very low. The lack of a valid driver's license is also the result of mutual trust between the government and the people.

Never default on the telephone bill.

The telecommunication network in Switzerland is connected with the police station. If you don't pay the phone bill for more than three months in a row, the police will go straight to the door to arrest people, impose a high fine and be blacklisted. Be careful not to be blacklisted.

Don't touch the child's head.

Even if you see a very cute child in Switzerland, don't touch his head. This is a big taboo for the Swiss, and it will make the Swiss disgusted, because they think you have bacteria or infectious diseases on your hands.

Don't talk loudly in public.

In public places in Switzerland, people are very afraid of talking loudly. Whether eating or taking the train, the Swiss basically don't talk, or whisper or chat loudly. It's more obvious when you make a phone call, and the voice is very small.

Public transportation full of happiness

Even though most people can afford private cars, the Swiss are still very keen on public transportation, such as taking buses and free trains. After all, Swiss people's awareness of environmental protection is deeply rooted, and public transportation in Switzerland is very developed. All the stop signs clearly indicate when the station will arrive, and a bus will arrive every few minutes. Moreover, it is marked that the arrival time of each stop behind is several minutes, and the arrival time can really be accurate to minutes. After seven o'clock, the train is still free. You can travel at will!

Second, the Swiss immigration policy

1, Switzerland "layers of fortification" for foreign immigrants. To be naturalized in Switzerland, you must go through three stages in turn, that is, you need to obtain the approval of the Federation, the state and the town where you live.

2. At the federal level, the most basic and important naturalization conditions are: foreign residents must have lived in Switzerland for 65,438+02 years, and the time for young people aged 65,438+02 to 20 to live in Switzerland can be counted as two years. Other naturalization conditions include various aspects, such as observing Swiss laws, mastering at least one official language, and adapting to the local lifestyle in Switzerland.

3. Swiss cantons and towns have the right to decide their own naturalization standards, which often vary greatly. For example, the requirements for the length of residence will vary from region to region. In addition, there are requirements for the applicant's financial ability. Even if he stayed in Switzerland for many years and did well, he had to pay a lot of money for naturalization.

4. In mid-June, swiss federal council passed a proposal put forward by the National Assembly that foreigners who want to become Swiss citizens in the future must master an official Swiss language and integrate well into Switzerland.

Three. Swiss immigration conditions

Swiss federal immigration conditions:

At the federal level, the most basic and important naturalization condition is that foreign residents must have lived in Switzerland for 65,438+02 years, and the time for young people aged 65,438+02 to 20 to live in Switzerland can be counted as one year and two years.

Other naturalization requirements include various aspects, such as whether to abide by Swiss laws, master at least one official language, adapt to the local lifestyle in Switzerland, and even learn not to speak loudly after 10 at night, let alone flush the toilet. In the naturalization investigation stage, the Immigration Bureau will send special personnel to the residential area or even the floor where the applicant lives to learn about the applicant's personality, civilization and neighborhood relations.

Immigration conditions in Swiss cantons:

Swiss cantons and towns have the right to decide their own naturalization standards, which often vary greatly. For example, the requirements for residence time vary from region to region:

In Fribourg, the applicant must live in the state for 3 years; In Lower Walden, you must have lived 12 years and lived in an area for 3 years. In addition, there are requirements for the applicant's financial ability. Of course, Switzerland made an exception and naturalized some people. For example, a foreign spouse of a Swiss citizen can apply for Swiss nationality after living in Switzerland for five years and getting married for three years. If Swiss citizens and their spouses live in other countries, foreign spouses can apply for Swiss passports after six years of marriage.

Cost requirements:

Even if you stay in Switzerland for several years and do well, if you are approved for naturalization, you must pay a large sum of money. Swiss cantons charge different fees. According to the Swiss Federal Office for Migration, the average cost of naturalization is equivalent to two to three months' local salary. In contrast, the cost of naturalization in zurich state is higher than that in other states, and it needs 654.38 million Swiss francs (654.38+ 0 Swiss francs is equivalent to RMB 6.9 yuan).