How to Find Work in Switzerland?
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2024
- What is an EU26/EFTA?
EU26 citizens are people from Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Italia, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, the Czech Republic, Rumania, Sweden, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Hungary and Cyprus.
And EFTA citizens are people from Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland
Where to find job offers?
www.jobs.ch/en/
ch.indeed.com/
www.jobscout24.ch/en/
www.careerjet.ch/
www.jobup.ch/en/
www.jobagent.ch/
alpha.ch/en
www.stellenanzeiger.ch/
Work permit requirements?
Helpful Tips:
• Find the nearest Swiss embassy/consulate
• Enough money to cover your cost of living when you get the visa and move here
• Health Insurance that includes accident coverage for when you move here
Work Permit Requirements:
• Get a job offer from a company that is in Switzerland
• Your future employer must submit an application to the immigration or to the labor market authority
• If your application is accepted, it gets forwarded to the SEM for approval and then you are notified if it goes further
• The cantonal migration authorities will send a visa clearance to the Swiss embassy/consulate near you
More work permit requirement reads:
www.ch.ch/en/working-foreign-...
www.sem.admin.ch/sem/en/home/...
More useful links in general:
www.swissinfo.ch/eng/worker-v...
www.swissinfo.ch/eng/work-per...
What I talk about when:
0:00 Introduction
0:44 Who needs a work permit?
1:33 Where can I find job offers?
2:33 What are the work permit requirements?
4:49 Qualifications
8:52 Reality of finding a job in Switzerland
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Thank you for this very informative and realistic video Ma'am!
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This is really a big help. Thank you for the information. Switzerland is my dream country to work with.
☺️👍 Thanks for stopping by my channel!
Thanks, girl! Good info! Not negative. Simply realistic. Is the right way.
Yeah.. even until now, I have no work.
Thank you for the information. This is help for me to find job there in CH.
☺️ Glad that it helps 👍
Thank you so much for reality reviews and honest opinions really i enjoyed your presentation regarding realistic
😅😅 yeah it’s difficult to find work here…
The way Switzerland put's their citizens first and their quality of life is a wonderful standard.
Yeah, I like that they support the citizens and residents first too.
@@oceangross yeah because bringing together two things you love is called ruining it for others🙄 and she must really dislike it by the amout of videos she is making about the place.
Why don‘t you take your racist comments somewhere else…
@@oceangross first of all theres nothing wrong if she wants to live in a better place, especially in a place that has more opportunities, safer, and more beautiful. everyone does that. its not wrong at all. secondly, she came to switzerland legally, so that means she pass all the requirements to be there and that also means the country acknowledges that she can enjoy the perks of the country and also contribute to the country at the same time. youre just a sad lonely pathetic racist who needs to touch some grass.
@@oceangross what is wrong with being different tho? your mindset is toxic and u should have no place in this world. the society is moving forward and ure moving backwards and u are the very reason why the world still sucks.
So nice that’s what I really want to say 👌🏻 I definitely agree with you.
Thank you lyka ❤
Thanks a lot ❤️❤️ it helps a lot
Thank you for watching my videos and I will try to get back to uploading. ☺️👍
At first I was like, eh do I really want to watch this it's so long. But once I got into it I was really positively surprised by the amount of quality information you give. Really nice video, explained some things to me and I learned some more about switzerland. I hope one day I'll be able to move and work there,- thank you for the vid :)
Ahh cool ☺️👍 I intended to make more videos like this but life got in the way ☺️😅
Thank you for sharing this sis
Thanks for stopping by Mae! ☺️👍
I'm a Bangerter too from America! what are the chances.
Coool 😅☺️👍
Hi Ms. Lyka , Thank you for the positive information. Hope to see you oneday in Bern as my sibling living in Muri. Salamat at Mabuhay ka. 🇵🇭🇨🇭🇦🇪
Hello.. Muri is really close to me. Around 20 minutes.
Very informative thanks for sharing...
Thank you Lyza.
Thank you sis🙂.
hi sis thanks for the infos
You are so welcome 🤗
Thats a good info sis
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Thanks for the message! Cheers from ph
My pleasure! 💙
thanks much for all the info... 👍🤟👍🤟
☺️😅 I really hope it helped.
Thanks for sharing...Wow.
You’re welcome ☺️
Hi! Despite all the hard work you did and are doing living in Switzerland do you think it's worth it? I mean it is my dream to live there but I'm having second thoughts now that I've watched your video. I'm a bank teller here in the Philippines and it's kinda hard to gamble. Do you think i should go and take the risk, left my job here and pursue my dream?
Hello there. If you go and live here, I suggest you find a job here before that. Application process here is very long.. it’ll take months before you get a job and you have to be prepared before moving and you can’t really expect to be able to work here as a bank teller. The banking system here is not only different from Philippines but also your language skills is an aspect that they consider. People here speak minimum 3 languages like German (national language here), French (national language here) and English.
Hiiiiiiiiiiiiii! Ur really great personality that's reasons why you helping to really jobs needy guys !
This video is just a guide but I can’t really help you any further in terms of getting a visa.
Hello Lyka, thanks for sharing...more real life videos pls in CH..tc alwys 😊
Thank you for watching my videos and I will try to get back to uploading.
Thank you
Hello Lyka, thank you for giving the real picture in Schweiz! Now, i am having second thoughts if I will proceed with my masters application in a Swiss university 😅😔. Do you think having a master's degree in a Swiss Uni (IT & Mgt consulting field) will have huge hurdles in getting a job after graduating? (pinay here, and currently taking Deutsch lessons atm) thanks and God bless!
I think it’s a good idea. IT fields here are in demand so if you do a masters heree. You’ll be able to get a job easily.
And good move with taking German classes first before moving here.
My gosh! I think your videos are real and so not sugarcoated, which I find more engaging… Uhm… I did 2 years and a semester of nursing in the Philippines. Quit, and then worked at a market research firm for 8 years as an interviewer, project manager, account manager and then editor. Went back to school and got a degree in Psychology. Worked on my masters in guidance and counselling for a year. Covid happened and the recent supertyphoon in December happened so the masters was put in the back burner. By February, I started a German language course, got A1 level certificate by July and now I’m currently working on my B1 level… Do you think I’d have any chances at getting a job there? Would be nice to get an honest reply. 😅😊
Yeah, you do actually but it depends on your resident status. If you have legal papers to live here, then you are prioritized to get a job here.
On point! When I finished my Masters in Germany, I applied to some companies here. There were a couple who replied:
Company: We’re interested in you, let’s set up an interview.
Me: Awesome! I’m available next week at 18:00 pm for an interview.
Company: That’s good to hear. Do you have a work permit already in Switzerland? Or are you an EU citizen?
Me: Unfortunately not.
Company: Sorry, we cannot accept your application.
😂😂
Yeah.. it’s like a ranking on priority. Swiss people or Swiss residents, EU Citizens and then the rest of the people in the world. ☺️😅👍
I admire your careful analysis in the subject matter
Personally I haven’t had nice experiences as a trader what advice would you give to me?
@@LykaKrystle Yes, they talk about equal rights and freedom 🙂
Exactly how I imagined 😅😢😢
Yeah.. it is so true.. it is so difficult to find work here.
Switzerland is my dream place to go and to find a job there...😍
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I've been working as an Accountant 1 year in Geneva and 4 years in Luxemburg.
I speak French, Italian and English (French Citizen).
What would you recommend me to apply in German Swiss side like Zurich?
Apply to French companies in Zurich or just go to the French region like Lausanne or Geneva.
Hey, I have 2 questions
1 - What level is german language required ?
2 - How to find the accomadation there?
Ganda ng explanation mo. I've been eyeing to work and leave there pero nakakapagod ang process system nila. Sobrang higpit.
Yeah, strict talaga diro tapos andaming process. But I hope this video helped.
Thanks my sisters for your explanation but my dream i wish to come there.
☺️ I hope it helped.
I'm planning to work there is Switzerland. Hopefully have permanent residence. May I know what are the requirements and how much will it all cost. Currently working here in the Phillippines as a call center agent.
For pr in Switzerland? www.eda.admin.ch/countries/italy/en/home/visa-&-entry-to-switzerland/residing-in-switzerland.html about the cost..It depends on how you are entering Switzerland.
Is it possible to live in border countries, that is France, Italy and Germany and work as a cross border worker in Switzerland if you don't come from those countries but just want to work as a cross border worker for less expenses living there ?
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How can apply as a farmer or fruit picker in Switzerland? Hoa about the age limit? Thanks so much for your reply.
What about the common jobs ? Like
1.General labor 2.Dishwasher 3 . Warehouse 4. Farmers 🚜 5. Hotels, Restaurants.......are there lots of jobs in Switzerland 🇨🇭
There are but as I said in the video.. they first look for Swiss or Swiss residents, if they can’t find any, they look for European employees and if they can’t find any.. then they look for people out of Europe
I really give up on traveling to Switzerland, coz am not skilled in anything, secondary I am already married, now what can I do
Hello, i would like to know if with an italian university graduation in languages there’s a chance to find a good job there
obviously i think i have to learn french or german or both but that’s not a problem, but i was wondering if i necessarily need a swiss graduation to work in an embassy or something like that
thank you
What do you mean by Italian university graduation? And you can live in the Italian region of Switzerland. And you can get work in Switzerland even if you didn’t do your education here
@@LykaKrystle i mean italian university certification, is it valid in swiss industries? since i would like to go to the french part i was wondering because of the language change
Yeah it will be valid but it might not be that easy to find jobs in Italian in the French region. You might need to live in areas that use both language
The way I understand it, is that you actually don't need accident coverage on your insurance, as accident coverage is already covered by your pillar 2 / your employer. accident coverage as add-on to your health insurance is meant for self-employed / unemployed people. Is this correct?
Yeah that’s right. For example, right now, I’m unemployed so the accident insurance has to come out of my own pocket. But if I were to find employment, they’ll cover it.
@@LykaKrystle perfect. Thanks for all the info. I'm planning to move to Zurich this year, and you've been a great help.
☺️👍 Have fun here man, it can be a bit challenging making friends but once you get the hang of it. It’ll be greaat!
Hi Lyka, thanks for this very informative video. Hope you are doing well there.
I’m Filipina, working as accountant in Dubai. I am also interested to work in Switzerland in the future (Maybe Bern, Zurich or Geneva). They said, Swiss German is different from High German. May I know what specific German language I need to learn? I am planning to take a course.
Also, does French language in Geneva same French language in France?
Thanks you 🙏
Also, do you have any recommendations for Swiss German online course?
German is the only thing you can study in schools. And take courses for that. And yeah it is almost the same. Just small differences like the counting.
There are no swiss german courses unless you are already fluent in german.
Merci tysm
You’re welcome
Thanks for the information! Are U.S. citizens considered 3rd country nationals?
Hi Andrew. Yes it is.
According to the State Secretariat for Migration, 3rd country nationals are “Countries that are not members of the European Union and/or the Schengen Area.” ☺️👍
@@LykaKrystle thank you(:
No problem. My newest upload is about the must download apps for living or traveling to Switzerland. ☺️👍
Hi! I'm 16 and I want to move in Switzerland and work there after I finished college. I plan to study their language as early as possible but I heard that they have 4 official languages which is German, French, Italian, and Romansh. What do you recommend me to study? Or does it vary where part of Switzerland I'm moving in? Thanks!
Same bro 18 years old
It really depends on what city you want to live in but here’s a guide on what areas speak what language.
www.eda.admin.ch/aboutswitzerland/en/home/gesellschaft/sprachen/die-sprachen---fakten-und-zahlen.html
Better to look at Germany which has free University. Then study in Switzerland
Thank you for the information, kala ko mahirap lang kaso mahirap pala talaga mas lalo akong napaisip pati ata CV ko nanlumo, Well, thank you so much at ingat kabayan.
😅 Pasensiya for being frank dito, but thank you kabayan for stopping by.
I admire your careful analysis in the subject matter
Personally I haven’t had nice experiences as a trader what advice would you give to me?
In your field, I’d say, move to Zurich. Or apply for jobs there. According to jobs.ch, they actually have a decent amount of job vacancies
Ohh and also, learn the language. It’s like a basic
Salamat po SA video ninyo mam dagdag kaalaman po para SA Amin Yan bagong kaibigan po😊
☺️👍 Thank you for stopping by ☺️
Hi there,
I am a Canadian citizen. I wonder if can work at the hotel or airport doing customer service!
Thank you!
Hello.. do you still need help?
I love Fillipinos ..because they are the best in the world ..They are highly proffessional and capable of performing the best in the specialised capaticies ...
What if right now im working in a swiss company here in the Ph.. would that be a great help to see by the immigration or swiss employer that im working in a multination swiss company?
I think you can contact your boss in ph and ask how the process would work for migrating here. Some companies even offer you to help you move but it all really depends on your job position.
@@LykaKrystle I see.. i find the interest to try there since the HQ of our Company is in Zug, switzerland. Thank you for the kind reply and very informative video.
I strongly agree..huhu but laban rata ari besh bahala na haha
Labaaaan lang gyuud! ☺️
Hi Lyka, i've been to Switzerland before to visit my sibling. Will it be easier for me to stay there for good and work if I have a sibling who is already a citizen there? Thanks :)
I think could be easier but I am not entirely sure. It all depends on your profession and if you speak one of the dialects well.
@@LykaKrystle hey thanks for responding. Keep safe :)
☺️ welcome ☺️
Very helpful video, I want to know if a pharmacist from a third country can find job there?
Also , how we can search for an employer?
pharmacistmigration.com/pharmacist-migrating-to-switzerland/
The employer can be found under the video, there is a lot of links that are places where people can apply. Just type in your profession and you can find stuff in places like jobs.ch
@@LykaKrystle thank you so much
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Is language barrier to find job in geneva for unskilled job???
I love Switzerland. Lucky to find your chanel. New visitor here. More vids about pinay in Switzerland pls.. How does it like living there, the daily life, how does the Streets looks like where u at. Is it really Instagramable everyrwhere, how was the swiss people traits, or anything about the country that u can share or have experienced. Hahha lots of quests. Lol
I’ll keep that in mind and thank you for stopping by ☺️👍 I actually live in Bern (the capital of Switzerland), so it’s pretty nice here 👍 and I will consider some requests ☺️☺️☺️👍
This is very helpful! However, i don’t really have the educational attainment and work experience that they’re usually looking for 😭 I’m a very good customer service representative though😊
Do you speak any of the languages here? German, Italian or French?
Hello, may I know how you were able to find a job in Switzerland/what field are you working. Thank you.
At the moment, I am job hunting. I just graduated and I’m receiving my second bachelor’s degree.
Sana soon makapunta ako dyan ganda kc ng Switzerland i have a cousin work in there
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Hi lyka..very good video,thank you for telling the truth about swiz yet i still want to move & work there..salamat po
☺️ Welcome sa country when you eventually move. 👍
@@LykaKrystle
When I saw your video yesterday,..hmm I was hard to move to Swiss actually but eventually you made it,so why can I try it too right,..
@@laurajane8118 I actually don’t have a job yet. Still. Even after years and years of living here. I went back to school here.
@@LykaKrystle owh,you still studying,good luck po..
☺️👍 really long way but I’ll get there when I get there.
Hi, thank you for your wonderful vedio 😊what kind of jobs can find easily in Switzerland? I live in sweden as aupair, how can I move there please help me
An au pair job would be possible here too.
What if I already found an employer willing to sponsor me and go through all the hassle of getting an employee from a "third-world country," will that guarantees my visa application?
Then you can proceed with processing your work visa. In the description box, I have a link for the requirements of the visa. 👍 Congrats btw.
Hey, did your visa get approved?
Hi great video thanks for the information i was planning to do my MBA in finance in Geneva although the university has promised there are internships available with the tie ups they have was just wondering is it safe to take a risk to study as getting a job is difficult 🥲 also im thinking of learning french as well do you think this is a good option or should i learn something else would live your input🙏
If the school is affiliated with places to do internships. I suggest that you should go for it. And yeah, learn French before moving here because it is hella expensive.
Have you shifted or chosen any university for MBA ?
I’m done with my bachelors in a few days.
Hello! May I ask if how much is the required amount of my bank account in order for me to apply for a working visa in Switzerland?
For applying for the work visa, they don’t really ask about your bank statements. The money is just for relocating here. Like for example, for renting an apartment..you need at least 3 months of deposit. So if your rent is 1,500CHF. You need 6,000CHF just for rent.
You can help me this process need to come to europe...
Hello, I can help by giving guides on how to find what for Switzerland but I don’t actually help give jobs. I am a 25 year old student living in Switzerland. I don’t even have a job.
@@LykaKrystle hi, may i know what are you studying there?
Business Administration ☺️☺️☺️
thanks!what was your journey? how were you able to migrate there? thanks
I migrated here via Student visa and then afterwards I stayed longer because I’m married to a Swiss person
hi@@LykaKrystle! what did you study?
I was studying health science then but I started my bachelors in business.
May i ask if they hire flight attendants from different nationalities(im filipino)
They do but I’m not sure if they will provide work permits.
I'm a new subscriber ..
Am doing my bachelor degree in Poland and I want to know if I can get summer job in Switzerland , I have my polish temporary residence permit
Hello.. I think you can find one here easily if you were a Polish citizen. You can try to look for internships here though, just know…they don’t pay much here for internships. It won’t be enough to cover cost of living 🥺
Hello mam! New subscribers here, me and my husband now is currently working here in Poland as Cook and Massage Therapist. And we are using our Schengen Visa Permit here, but Switzerland is one of our dream country for living and to work also. Do you think that we can move and find Job to the Hotels there mam using our Schengen Visa? Hope you noticed our question mam, Thanks in advance! 🙏😊💕
Schengen visa permit is a tourist visa. Isn’t it?
I am going to marry someone who is swiss citizen and i like to become a web developer and when i research i couldn't find job in Switzerland without degree so is it necessary to get university degrees or without it i can find job ?
I’ve replied on instagram ☺️
new friend here from japan stay connected see you next vedio
🙏☺️ next video is coming tomorrow
Hi Lyka,
Kumusta?
I am a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in the Philippines. Had 4 years accounting experience in the Philippines and 5 years in Dubai. I would like to ask if you have any idea how to practice my profession in Switzerland. Do I need to study and take certification in Switzerland for me to be able to work as an accountant there? And which specific language courses should I take? Standard German or Swiss German (dont have concrete idea about there differences and what is applicable)? Thanks so much for your help.
Standard german is the only thing you can learn in schools. And to practice accounting here, I think you need a certificate here. An EU or Swiss recognized one. But it is likely that you will need some extra education too if you graduated from the Philippines.
Thanks so much Lyka for your generous reply. Will note all of these. God bless you 🙏
If you have more questions, I respond more quickly on Instagram 😅☺️ sorry.
yeah the quality of work here is almost perfect 😣😣😣
It is!! ☺️😓
YOU help me
I am from India currently completing my B.tech. What are your views about completing Masters in Switzerland and then applying for a job in a company like ABB? If then, will they consider me as a third country citizen?..I would also like to connect to you on Linkedin..Thank you.
Masters here is cheap, it’s difficult to find an English masters tho.
@@LykaKrystle are there available scholarships for masters?
Depends on the schools here. You’d need to check the individual universities
Can you guide me are there jobs available for karate coach/instructor there?
Syou can check on jobs.ch. I’m not really sure where else you can find jobs available.
What about journalism degree ?
Is it hard or easy to find job there ?
I think that may be difficult since you would need to know how to write in one of the languages here (French, German or Italian.)
Hi I want to pursue masters degree in Switzerland and after completing master degree in Switzerland, Can i work in Switzerland...?
Good afternoon ma please am from Nigeria and am in turkey for my degree will it be possible to relocate to Switzerland and work
I think it’s possible..but you’d need to visit the websites under the video to find out more about it
hallo Lyka. thanks for sharing.. btw I have sets of questions to ask:
1.are you taking an Ausbildung or bachelors degree in the university?
2. what degree did you finished in the Philippines?
3. Did you applied for an Anerkennung here in Switzerland?
4. How many years do you live here in CH? thank you in advance and Godbless you ❤️
9 minutes ago
Sure..happy to answer. 1. It’s a bachelor’s. 2. Psychology 3. Nothing got credited at all. 4. 4 years now. And thannk you for stopping by 👌🏼 Hope you subscribe and come back this summer when I upload more Swiss info videos
How did you reach there? which visa? Thanks
First I traveled to Switzerland with a tourist visa, and then I got a student visa.
Are you currently working in Switzerland, Maam? Im a healthcare worker from PH
I am not.. I am a student here at the moment..
YOU help me
I can send you links to help you
How can i get job in switzerland,,i am from Prague and i am a chef ..
Is it possible if I come in tourist visa any chances to get work permit
You can apply to jobs now even before your tourist visa.
how is overall job opportunities in zurich mam ?
At the moment..its hard to say. Covid has made it a bit more difficult to find jobs there
Do you like it in Switzerland, even though your from Philippine. I’m from Hawaii, I’m filipina mixed. I thought about living out there, and wanted to try a different lifestyle.
☺️☺️ it’s a bit of a loaded question..so first of all, I really like it Switzerland when I was a tourist and in my first year, I was able to see everything (a lot of places) but then the pandemic happened and it made me really homesick. But now that stuff is opening up again, I like it again 😂😂😂
You should come here just to try the lifestyle here. It’s really different from the American/Philippines perspective.
Is it possible to find a job that doesn't require German language? I will move to CH this year through marriage.. I'm planning to do part time job sana while studying German (A1) in the afternoon..
Also, possible ba ..once im already fluent in German.. na makapagapply same or related sa work experience ko here in PH? Bank teller ako here for almost 8 yrs .. May mga need ba gawin para marecognize yung work experience as well as ny degree. Merci! ❤️
For me, I was not able to find work with only English. But maybe it could be different.. especially if you have special skills.. like information technology is always hiring here.
Di na credit education ko dito so Idk how it will be for you.. maybe it will be different?
Hi, I want to do masters degree in IT. But the problem is my kid. Is there any option to carry her with me?
Is the kid’s father Swiss? Or are you European by any chance?
yay... They care for their citizens that's understandable...
Yeah.. I read your other comment and I kinda agree that it is a bit discriminatory but I also understand their stand point that they want to provide jobs for people that actually grew up here or live here. The government prioritizing their own people.
I want t0 ask, 41yrs 0ld i am security guard and c0llege level in Philippines,can i w0rk in y0ur place 0r n0 h0pe please help me any f0r my 2 children c0llege future,what ever if p0sitve,0r if negative thats G0d plan..
I like you since you are talking in real life
Thank you for watching my videos and I will try to get back to uploading. I’ve been preoccupied lately.
Hi,
I am a Mechanical Engineer, I am a pakistani nations, but I am working in Bahrain and have a Resident permit of the Bahrain.
What can I apply for the job of switzerland or first I getting the work visa???
Plz guide me move to the switzerland and help me.
You apply for jobs, the links are in the description box. This video is a guide.
I’m holding Degree of Nursing(BscN), working as ICU nurse at National Hospital-Tanzania, planning to relocate to Swiss, completing German Language Course on October, How can I apply for job?( steps and Requrements), Is there any agency maybe to help?
Hello there.
This is the list of requirements that you are looking for:
www.eda.admin.ch/dam/countries/countries-content/philippines/en/Revised_Checklist_for_EMPLOYMENT_en.pdf
I don’t really know of any agency and as I mentioned in the video. The job offers are all found in the links under the video.
Hope this helps!
@@LykaKrystle thanks Lyka
☺️👍
Dear I am retired veterinary scientist PhD in veterinary medicine, may I get some kind of work with tourist visa, e glish speaking
You can’t find work here when you are on your tourist visa.
Does someone who isnt an EU citizen but working in EU with blue card hold advantage over someone working in non eu or efta country to get a job in swiss?
What’s a blue card holder?
@@LykaKrystle its kind of a work permit with which one is allowed to work in any of the EU nations. Does it have any advantage to get a job in swiss ?
I am not really sure because Switzerland is not an EU country, so it might not help.
@@LykaKrystle yes .. guess I’ll hv to apply n check how it goes.
Yeah..sorry, i don’t really know much about the blue card.
Is there are jobs for a mba professional who have graduated from india? Is it tough to get a visa ? What is your thoughts on it? Thanks in advance 😀
Hello Joshkumar, there are jobs in that field but the main thing they look for is experience, your language proficiency and the education. If you know German or Italian or French, you will definitely have an easier time applying for a visa.
@@LykaKrystle if i know how to speak the three languages, graduated bachelor's and masters degree from a university, a specialist/professional but is from a third world country ? will there be a chance to get a job in Switzerland?
What kind of specialist? And I’d say you have a fair chance ☺️👍
how are you able to afford studies in Switzerland?
The tuition fee per semester is only 1100CHF. It is not crazy expensive compared to America.
😊 miron ba hiring construction worker like carpenter in Switzerland? 😊
How poh if galing poland then want to go work switzerland?
To tour here or work here or study? I think it’s easy to move around inside Europe
As a scout are there jobs for be.
I’m not a scout.
How about to establish a profitable high tech there in Switzerland ..can you help me to establish my high tech company there ?
I’m not really sure how I can help.
Im going back india on 24 from portugal
Hi, I'm from india, did my Masters Degree in france and did for 6 months remote internship for company in Geneva as Full stack developer now they wanted me to offer me a CDI how hard is to get a visa ?
What’s a CDI?
@@LykaKrystle Full time contract
They wanted to offer you a full time contract? Did they also mention that they will help you with your application?
@@LykaKrystle of course they does, do all paper work but I'm still waiting for a reply from canton Geneva.. It was strange took a long time to get a work permit..
Okay, it wasn’t clear in your first comment because you were asking how hard is it to get a visa. And usually the process is quick but nowadays, because of COVID, they limit when people can come in. Especially now that we are still a bit behind with distributing the vaccines (when compared to other European countries).
Ple help me to find a job, i have 27 years sales ,marketing ,managment and branch handling experience
Hai.. have completed my bachelors degree in economics and 3 year llb from india how can i find a job here in switzerland
If you’re in Switzerland already and have a working permit. You can apply to jobs easily, but you can also try to apply to jobs now from outside Switzerland, but you have to make sure that the employers are willing to process a work visa for you
I described the process on the video
How much money are we talking? Specify please?!
Salary wise? Or what do you mean?