Safest places to live in the world: For a life free from worry.
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One of the wealthiest and happiest places in the world to live and work. For nationals, but for immigrants too. Why are the Swiss happy? A high GDP, high life expectancy and freedom may have something to do with it. Or it might be due to the clean and beautiful surroundings that locals get to enjoy every day, even in the bigger cities.
The public transport is great, people are polite to foreigners and each other, nature is everywhere and the Swiss actually get out there to enjoy it. Clean water comes straight from the ground and you can find little, public fountains to drink from everywhere. Most of the food is organic, fresh and local and there is a large variety of local cheese.
Working in Switzerland, you generally enjoy four to five weeks of paid holiday a year and that is just one of the many benefits workers in the country benefit from. There is universal health care and for your daily dose of mental health and happiness: chocolate. People in Switzerland speak many languages. English and Swiss German of course, but depending on where you are Italian, French and German are also widely spoken.
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Those with citizenship of the European Economic Area are able to travel freely to Switzerland. Others should check their requirements using the VisaHQ app to the right.
Citizens from the European Economic Area are free to move to Switzerland and work there, but if they wish to work in the country for a period longer than three months a residence permit is required. Special rules apply for citizens from Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia.
You can access a Switzerland retirement visa if you meet the following conditions.
In addition, you must either:
or
If you invest a minimum of CHF 1,000,000 in a small to medium company in the canton (area) where you wish to live, you can get residency in Switzerland . You need to be under the age of 55 and a non-EEA citizen.
Read about other global investment visas.
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