Swiss sub-thread.
 

Hello all.

There may be more of you British expats in Switzerland than have come forward so far, so please feel free to anchor posts here.

Cheers,
Bob

Thanks to Jerseygirl for the hint on etiquette.

We had heard of etiquette back in the '80s in Buckinghamshire, but I always thought it was some kind of sausage.

Re: Swiss sub-thread.
 

The silence is deafening. ;)

Are there any Brits established in Valais - Sion or thereabouts - who are members here?

Valais is currently option 4 on my list.

Cheers,
Bob

Re: Swiss sub-thread.
 

I think they're all on the englishforum.ch ;) I'm in Ticino.


Carolyn

Re: Swiss sub-thread.
 

Thanks Carolyn, I had guessed as much.

I go there as a guest on occasion, but find it has emphasis a bit on the wrong side of the rosti barrier for me. ;)

I remember that a couple of years back when I was in Tessin/Ticino I heard Swiss German being spoken more than Italian, which surprised me a little bit. Mind you, I was in a pretty touristy area, Ascona.

Re: Swiss sub-thread.
 

Maybe they're all Masters in their relationships. :sneaky:
Perhaps the submissives are awaiting permission.;)

Re: Swiss sub-thread.
 

Well, bring 'em on over here ;)

I've a couple of good friends living in Switzerland at the moment, He was transferred with his work. They seem to be really living the life and the kids are doing well.

Re: Swiss sub-thread.
 

Hey everyone,

Does anyone know the requirements for moving to Switzerland as a Colombian national? Thanks!

Re: Swiss sub-thread.
 

I think that would depend on whether you have a firm offer of employment in Switzerland or not.

Either that or a huge amount of savings...

;)

Re: Swiss sub-thread.
 

No firm offer and no huge savings either.

But I don't get how you see African selling crap on the streets, or Asians/Latin Americans working in restaurants etc. Surely they don't have a visa paid for by work or huge savings.

So if a Colombian doesn't have a firm offer or huge savings, is it still legally possible?

Re: Swiss sub-thread.
 

I can't really comment on that in a politically correct fashion, but I happen to know of a few second and third generation Asian people living and working here legitimately.

A link that may assist you:

https://www.ch.ch/en/entry-stay-switzerland/

Also see the official Swiss federation site, most pages are in English, some not as one drills down a bit.

https://www.admin.ch/gov/en/start.html

Good luck!

Re: Swiss sub-thread.
 

Thanks but this is mostly for EU citizens or assumes you have a job. So basically you have to have a job offer before moving to Switzerland if you are non-EU?