Important notice
Switzerland joined the Schengen area on 12 December 2008. Since that date, currently valid visas for all Member States of the Schengen agreement have been admitted for entry into Switzerland during the validity period of the visa.
Switzerland joined the Schengen area on 12 December 2008. Since that date, currently valid visas for all Member States of the Schengen agreement have been admitted for entry into Switzerland during the validity period of the visa.
Spanish and Portuguese citizens do not need a visa to travel to Switzerland. These instructions apply to short stays (up to 3 months).
Documents required for entry into Switzerland (both for adults and children):
It is up to each individual to decide which of these two documents he or she prefers to travel with.
Documents mentioned above. In addition, minors are advised to carry the following document when travelling unaccompanied by parents:
To apply for a residence permit, the person must go in person to the immigration office in the canton of residence with the following documentation:
To apply for a residence permit, the applicant must go in person to the immigration office in the canton of residence with the following documentation:
Citizens of the following countries (non-exhaustive list) can enter Switzerland with a valid passport for a short stay of up to 3 months (without a residence card in Spain or a visa for Switzerland). For more information, please contact the competent Swiss representation:
Minors
Documents mentioned above. In addition, minors are advised to carry the following document when travelling unaccompanied by parents:
Both documents must be presented when entering Switzerland
Documents mentioned above. In addition, minors are advised to carry the following document when travelling unaccompanied by parents:
If you have any questions, please contact this Representation.