I am a indian citizen working in switzerland on work permit would like to travel to germany ?
Can I apply for schengen visa in switzerland? What details do I need to provide forschengen visa from switzerland? My work permit is valid for a year.
Immigration - 1 Answers
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Yes you can apply for the Schengen visa. Get the visa application from any of the Schengen country or preferably from the country you want to enter into first. Along with application you'll have all the requirements listed such as health insurance, confirm hotel booking, travel arrangements, bank statements etc. Fulfill those requirements and apply for the visa. Meanwhile if you have any further query ask the embassy. They will assist you.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Polvey: What would you do: stay in the USA at a good job you like or move to Switzerland and work for a less
Polvey: What would you do: stay in the USA at a good job you like or move to Switzerland and work for a less-?
decent company BUT fulfill your long-term dream of living in Switzerland? Let's assume you have spent a fair amount of time in Switzerland working for a different company and that you have some friends there, the money will not be as good but still good, and you don't have strong ties to the USA.
Polls & Surveys - 23 Answers
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definitely go to switzerland thats awesome. money isnt everything
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follow the dream
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Im moving to switzerland when wwIII happens, f*ck this
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both countries are owned by the illuminati.
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I would go to Switerland I would rather be happier somewhere with less money then somewhere im not as happy with money
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I have a bum knee and I can't ski....
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I'd move to Switzerland in a heartbeat... as long as I could drink Swiss Miss cocoa all day, make love to the wild mountain goats, and wear my hair in pretty braids like the girl on the Swiss Miss box. *cries at the thought of it* http://snapshot.parade.com/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=883247&g2_serialNumber=3
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Can I get my own bikini team? Count me in.
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Will I get to use a Swiss Army Knife there?? If not I'm staying in the USA.
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bahah, wtf? Switzerland sucks.
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i'm neutral. oly out
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I'd move. And if given the opportunity I would be packing right now. Good Luck!
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stay in USA
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I would move, hey its your dream!!
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Sadly. With our current economy, I'd have to go with Switzerland
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I heard switzerland is colder than Michigan
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I don't care **** cries & lies *** But you will continue to pay me Child Support! <dang ... good sugar daddies are hard to find>
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Switzerland is phenomenal. I would move there in a heartbeat. Expatriate status has a lot of advantages if you plan correctly.
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Whom else have you drank out of a cats stomach with? Fine go be all neutral and what not. (pssstttt if they are hiring, hook a brother up)
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You're trying to find where Bernard Madoff hid all the money he took, right?
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Ohhh i'm getting my passport and packing my bags!!
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Move Mr Geek ,seize the opportunity
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Go for it! It's the chance of a lifetime. I would so pack my crap and go. If you do move to Switzerland, that means we get to come and visit you, right? Because I'm gonna be kinda pissed if we don't.
decent company BUT fulfill your long-term dream of living in Switzerland? Let's assume you have spent a fair amount of time in Switzerland working for a different company and that you have some friends there, the money will not be as good but still good, and you don't have strong ties to the USA.
Polls & Surveys - 23 Answers
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definitely go to switzerland thats awesome. money isnt everything
2 :
follow the dream
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Im moving to switzerland when wwIII happens, f*ck this
4 :
both countries are owned by the illuminati.
5 :
I would go to Switerland I would rather be happier somewhere with less money then somewhere im not as happy with money
6 :
I have a bum knee and I can't ski....
7 :
I'd move to Switzerland in a heartbeat... as long as I could drink Swiss Miss cocoa all day, make love to the wild mountain goats, and wear my hair in pretty braids like the girl on the Swiss Miss box. *cries at the thought of it* http://snapshot.parade.com/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=883247&g2_serialNumber=3
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Can I get my own bikini team? Count me in.
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Will I get to use a Swiss Army Knife there?? If not I'm staying in the USA.
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bahah, wtf? Switzerland sucks.
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i'm neutral. oly out
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I'd move. And if given the opportunity I would be packing right now. Good Luck!
13 :
stay in USA
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I would move, hey its your dream!!
15 :
Sadly. With our current economy, I'd have to go with Switzerland
16 :
I heard switzerland is colder than Michigan
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I don't care **** cries & lies *** But you will continue to pay me Child Support! <dang ... good sugar daddies are hard to find>
18 :
Switzerland is phenomenal. I would move there in a heartbeat. Expatriate status has a lot of advantages if you plan correctly.
19 :
Whom else have you drank out of a cats stomach with? Fine go be all neutral and what not. (pssstttt if they are hiring, hook a brother up)
20 :
You're trying to find where Bernard Madoff hid all the money he took, right?
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Ohhh i'm getting my passport and packing my bags!!
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Move Mr Geek ,seize the opportunity
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Go for it! It's the chance of a lifetime. I would so pack my crap and go. If you do move to Switzerland, that means we get to come and visit you, right? Because I'm gonna be kinda pissed if we don't.
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
How does the tax system in Switzerland work
How does the tax system in Switzerland work?
I know Switzerland is a nice country. From what I know, nice countries have high taxes. So can anyone tell me how the tax system in Switzerland works?
Switzerland - 1 Answers
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Switzerland has low taxes compared to other countries. The tax system in Switzerland is decentralized. Therefore every commune has different tax rates. Some places are real tax heavens. How much you have to pay highly depends on the place you live and on your income. Because you are a foreign resident your employer would deduct the income tax directly form your monthly salary. So the system would be very simple for you.
I know Switzerland is a nice country. From what I know, nice countries have high taxes. So can anyone tell me how the tax system in Switzerland works?
Switzerland - 1 Answers
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Switzerland has low taxes compared to other countries. The tax system in Switzerland is decentralized. Therefore every commune has different tax rates. Some places are real tax heavens. How much you have to pay highly depends on the place you live and on your income. Because you are a foreign resident your employer would deduct the income tax directly form your monthly salary. So the system would be very simple for you.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
What are the requirements for non Swiss in order to be able to work Switzerland
What are the requirements for non Swiss in order to be able to work Switzerland?
Registered in a country looking for work in Switzerland
Other - Switzerland - 1 Answers
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If you have EU citizenship and if you can proof fluency in German, French or Italian (not only beginner's knowledge), no further requirements are needed. You then can apply for a job like a Swiss citizen. For high ranking managment positions English sometimes will also do. If you are not a citizen of a EU country, you must have very highly specialized skills neither a Swiss or EU citizen can provide. You must proof this with the appropriate documents (diplomas and such). Then only you could try to convince a future employer to hire you. He then would have to ask for a working and residency permit - you can't do this yourself. In reality, this procedure is limited to very few people each year. Please also consider that the worldwide downturn had a significant impact onto the Swiss market. Even for Swiss citizens, jobs are scarce these days.
Registered in a country looking for work in Switzerland
Other - Switzerland - 1 Answers
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If you have EU citizenship and if you can proof fluency in German, French or Italian (not only beginner's knowledge), no further requirements are needed. You then can apply for a job like a Swiss citizen. For high ranking managment positions English sometimes will also do. If you are not a citizen of a EU country, you must have very highly specialized skills neither a Swiss or EU citizen can provide. You must proof this with the appropriate documents (diplomas and such). Then only you could try to convince a future employer to hire you. He then would have to ask for a working and residency permit - you can't do this yourself. In reality, this procedure is limited to very few people each year. Please also consider that the worldwide downturn had a significant impact onto the Swiss market. Even for Swiss citizens, jobs are scarce these days.
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