Divorce or separation can raise serious immigration questions when residence rights are linked to a spouse or family situation. In Switzerland, the consequences are often misunderstood: divorce does not automatically lead to loss of residence rights, but it can change...
Integration and naturalisation are among the most misunderstood aspects of Swiss immigration law. Many applicants assume that integration follows a simple formula: learn the language, work, pay taxes, stay long enough — and naturalisation should follow. In reality,...
Switzerland's Immigration Tax Report: What It Really Means for Employers On May 6, 2026, the Swiss Federal Council published its report on the feasibility of an immigration tax: a concept that has circulated in Swiss political debate since the 2014 "Against...