What is the requirement for getting settlement in switzerland.?

Question

I AM POST GRADUATE IN MATHS WITH B.ED.I HAVE DONE AOL 1.ISHA FOUNDATION COURSE AND LANDMARK EDUCATION CURRICULUM FOR LIVING.

Answer 1

In 2002, the bilateral agreement on the free movement of persons came into force. This agreement gives European Union (EU) nationals the following rights:

to occupational and geographical mobility in Switzerland;

to equality of working conditions, social security, etc;

to be joined by their families who may engage in gainful employment there;

mutual recognition of diplomas with a view to employment.

The agreement essentially adopts the categories of residence permits as they exist within the EU. These are as follows:

L permits - short-term residence permits (employment contract for less than one year’s duration);

B permits - annual residence permits (employment contract of at least one year’s employment and annual renewal is just a formality);

G permits - cross border commuter permits;

C permits - settlement permits, which are usually granted after five years continual residency.

Currently, Switzerland limits the number of work permits for EU/European Free Trade Association (EFTA) nationals. Until 31 May 2007, EU/EFTA nationals still require a residence and work permit to live and work in Switzerland. For further information contact the Swiss Embassy in the UK.

» Non-EU countries

If you are from a non-EU country, please check with your embassy about regulations for working in Switzerland

Answer 2

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