How to Get A Swiss Residence

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Are you considering relocating to one of the most prestigious countries in the world? Switzerland, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, robust economy, and high quality of life, is a top choice for many aspiring expatriates. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the intricacies of obtaining Swiss residency, exploring various pathways and requirements for both EU and non-EU citizens.
00:00 Start
1:07 Lump Sum Taxation
4:12 Canton-Specific Rules and Examples
5:22 Alternative Paths to Residency
6:07 Incorporating Business In Switzerland
6:53 Path to Citizenship
8:39 Document Requirements and Application Process
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@marcom7873 4 месяца назад

All US people love Switzerland 🙏🏻🇨🇭🇺🇸

@Pajtim2023 3 месяца назад

Who doesnt like it The nature is outstanding

@cookmaster3626 Месяц назад

unfortunately for US citizens not an easy way to buy property as a vacation residence, and visit on Schengen visa.

@Aidan_Au 4 месяца назад

Wow, Irena helped her family to move. They must be very grateful. Thank you for telling us the things we need to keep in mind, such as past connections with Switzerland. Thank R&D team for putting all the ground work to find out these citizenship & residence permit options in Switzerland! 🤓 Also big thumbs up to Alexander the camera person 👍

@NomadCapitalistRD 4 месяца назад

Thank you!!

@oshada9945 4 месяца назад

Hey. Is it possible to invest in an existing business or aquire a existing business. Also how many jobs need to created to get the residency ?

@ParisianThinker Месяц назад

Would a permanent resident of France be as good as being a EU citizen to apply for lump sum taxation?

@sweetcanary3006 4 месяца назад

Let people migrate elsewhere there are too many people already from everywhere, there are no more Swiss

@B777Cap 3 месяца назад

Please how we can get adopted could you please show me or give me the names of the authorities or organizations

@games4music 3 месяца назад

Switzerland is one of the most expensive countries to live in

@dcartier1692 Месяц назад

- because most people actually earn a living wage. Minimum wage is generally above CHF25(usd$28)/hour - this means that any product that has been touched by a Swiss will be more expensive than anywhere else.

@LuangPraBong 28 дней назад

I second that I spent a day in Zürich and just to eat at McDonald’s was 16 franks.

@osamaayyad3184 4 месяца назад

Do you have a video of how to get Ireland citizenship ?

@NomadCapitalistRD 4 месяца назад

If you qualify for Citizenship by Descent, see this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zDRV1uEMgSw.html. And here is our blog about immigrating to Ireland: nomadcapitalist.com/global-citizen/second-passport/ireland-golden-visa/

@airt_ 13 дней назад

do you need to be able to speak Swiss-German to get a residency

@enjoystraveling 3 месяца назад

If you have a Swiss resident by lump sum and you have to live there full-time how long can you travel outside Switzerland for example you want to take a trip to Japan or a trip to Malaysia can you stay there for 2 to 3 weeks??

@rivenoak Месяц назад

you are not hard chained to Switzerland so do your vacations of some weeks. problem starts if you try to seek loopholes to not actually spend most of your time in the alps full of cheese and chocolate. swiss residency is old fashioned: you are expected to park your butt there, no ifs and buts.

@enjoystraveling Месяц назад

@@rivenoak Switzerland is beautiful who wouldn’t want to stay there much of the time and use the hiking trails and the wonderful bicycle trails.

@natureloversmusicchannel4808 Месяц назад

Me and wife both are interested to move to Swiss from UK. We both are British citizens. I do not know how to start the process. I prefer the 5 year requirement. I would like your advice on it.

@NomadCapitalistRD Месяц назад

Hi, thanks for reaching out. Moving to Switzerland as British citizens can be a great decision. For personalized advice and detailed steps, feel free to contact our team through this link. We’re here to help you with every step of the process! nomadcapitalist.com/apply/

@rajasen9095 Месяц назад

What about U.K. CITIZENS

@games4music 3 месяца назад

Program for golden visa in Portugal is canceled.

@Aidan_Au 4 месяца назад

Thanks Irena and R&D team! This video matches well with Andrew's video yesterday. European citizens have a better lump sum tax deal in Switzerland than American citizens 😋 Of course this is not tax advice

@andreavandekleut6379 4 месяца назад

do you work for nomad?? it is very obvious you like ilena or are quainted with her.

@20kevron 4 месяца назад

How long is it for EU citizen or US or Canadian?

@oskarwall2611 4 месяца назад

What is the taxation for crypto in Swiss land of gold and chockolade?

@oskarwall2611 4 месяца назад

question: PL citizen after 5 years and apply for citizenship ... does he will be suitable to get double PL and Swiss citizenship ? or he must quit PL passport to get Swiss passport... ?

@matthewnirenberg 4 месяца назад

If you're a Polish citizen already, read from "SWISSBIT:" Unless your family is Polish and you're simply confirming your status as a citizen (a 6mth - 2yr process), you'll never get Polish citizenship in any time less than 10yrs (minimum time to naturalization) and then only if the govt really want you. If you're there on a visa, don't expect to ever naturalize - you'll only feel miserable when they reject your naturalization. Also if trying to naturalize, passing the language requirement, the history exams and the integration test is extremely difficult as they'll likely fail you on either the history exam or the integration assessment (you have to pass all three sections: language, history, and integration - whilst they will give a reason should they fail you on any part, there is no right of appeal) as Poland doesn't want immigration. I know many people who've found this out the hard way. Portugal, France, Spain, Germany or Belgium are generally the easiest in which to naturalize and become an EU citizen as these countries are more open towards legal immigration than Poland and won't go out of their way to fail people. SWISSBIT: Once an EU citizen as long as you meet Switzerland's requirements and have a heap of money you should be fine to work towards Swiss Permanent Residency. One note though - don't ever expect to become a Swiss citizen. One of my fathers colleagues who's a highly respected doctor was formally invited to work in a major hospital in Switzerland - he learnt the language, the history, integrated fully, had plenty of friends by after 25yrs when he tried to naturalize, the committee/panel that must all approve a naturalization refused him claiming he "hadn't sufficiently integrated". That was after 25yrs of being formally invited to work by the govt, having fully integrated, having learnt the language and history and having countless friends who all endorsed his application to naturalize.

@oskarwall2611 4 месяца назад

@@matthewnirenberg thank you for respond. It seams swiss country is not for me, because all this fake history learning thing must be similar like in any country. If you have particular amount level you are not interesten in doing dairy silly things.... I think they need to feel the crisis pain to change attitude. I will say... Consider your study as you do but add one important factor... hard assets like BTC or other more reall assets posses by applying person. I had many years ago relocate my family to UK.... I worked those days in oil bussines and my coworking friends told me that UK is a grat place to moove and business relocation.... after 3 months there I realized that if I will be poor that relocation may have be a good idea... if you have money and skils , I consider that relocation as waste of time and recources. After 3 months we came back to Poland. if I will be you I Will try to make a programs like now but slight changes.... I will target clients who are high skilled consultants or engineers generally business owners who has some other hard assets behind and who are looking for particular tax solutions and they like to get out of tax juristiction of its country of oryging.... with taxation optimalize as a main target of all relocation. Large city subburbs as a target to relocation is essential. Possible large city as a suitable near pressence. Because ole EU countries are debt drown at this moment for study you should consider Daegel demography report 2025... Have a nice day.

@lingdatang669 3 месяца назад

B permit = temporary rez permit for 1 year

@rivenoak Месяц назад

B is for 5 years if you are from the dear friends of switzerland aka nice part of EU or Liechtenstein Iceland and Norway, so it will vary by your country of citizenship. B will change into C unless you eff up and anything above C permit is swiss citizenship, so most ppl will never get more than C. but C permit is a settlement permit :D

@20kevron 4 месяца назад

Citizenship path way too long.

@matthewnirenberg 4 месяца назад

That's the only way to get to most countries - the era of countries having visa options or wanting people is well and truly gone. Getting permanent residence is as good as it gets for 99% of people in Switzerland. 99% of people will never become Swiss citizens. One of my fathers colleagues who's a highly respected doctor was formally invited to work in a major hospital in Switzerland - he learnt the language, the history, integrated fully, had plenty of friends by after 25yrs when he tried to naturalize, the committee/panel that must all approve a naturalization refused him claiming he "hadn't sufficiently integrated". That was after 25yrs of being formally invited to work by the govt, having fully integrated, having learnt the language and history and having countless friends who all endorsed his application to naturalize.

@enjoystraveling 3 месяца назад

@@matthewnirenberg what are the benefits between being a permanent Swiss resident and a Swiss citizen, is it just being allowed to vote or are there more benefits?

@matthewnirenberg 3 месяца назад

@@enjoystraveling Because there isn't really a concept of "permanent residence" in Europe. That's an AU/NZ/CAN thing. In Europe the countries want you to integrate and become a citizen - many countries will issue a residence permit after 5-6yrs that has just enough time left on it for the person to naturalize as a citizen, if they don't then they miss their opportunity to become a citizen and won't be given another permit. Switzerland will issue a Permanent Residence permit after a long time but every few years you have to "renew it" as they want to keep your details up to date (photo and address) so its not a seamless process. Citizens (in most countries) get the following bonuses: * Automatic right to work, vote, be a politician, live and start a business (no need to be renewing visas and work permits all the time) * Ability to open bank accounts as a normal person (non-citizens can only do so either as a business or with giant amounts of money being regularly deposited) * Ability to buy houses/land (Only AU, NZ, CAN & USA allow foreigners to buy houses/land) * Ability to access tertiary education without having to compete with international students (i.e. citizen-only enrollments - usually 10% of all places in a course) * The Swiss passport is very strong * Can't be denied entry to the country (2020-2023 showed that Australia doesn't care about its citizens as it locked many out and as a result many of them are in jail for overstaying tourist visas as they had nowhere to go)