Switzerland has many rules (both written and not) about what is an acceptable and expected behaviour in all areas of life – including making and receiving calls.
March is probably not the most favourite month for Switzerland’s residents because this is when the taxman cometh. But like it or not, you should not miss the deadline for your 2025 tax declaration..
The cost of fuel at Swiss pumps has risen since the US and Israel launched airtrikes on Iran on February 28th. How will the prices develop in the short term?
Switzerland has rules for holders of long-term or permanent permits —and for a good reason: language proficiency proves you can live and work in the country with a (relative) ease.
If you are like most people, you probably get rid of your broken appliances and purchase news ones. But, depending on where in Switzerland you live, there is a better way.
A curious phenomenon is underway in the Swiss city of Zurich: instead of trying to raise their fares, a group representing taxi drivers wants to see them capped.
The strict criteria for obtaining a Swiss passport means that as many as one fifth of applications to become Swiss are rejected. Here’s what you should know about increasing your chances of being naturalised.
Due to the situation in the Middle East, petrol prices in Switzerland have increased by 10 to 15 percent compared to the last week in February – that is, before US and Israel had launched airstrikes on Iran. But do good deals still exist?
Winter driving in Switzerland can be hazardous if your vehicle is not properly equipped. We explain what you should know before you drive in snowy weather.
Whether you are a new arrival, or have lived in Geneva for a while, knowing where to turn for support is essential. These groups can help you navigate the twists and turns of life in Switzerland’s most international region.
Each year on the first Wednesday of February, Swiss government is testing its nationwide alarm system. But what happens if the sirens blast to alert to a real emergency? What should you do?
February is a traditional ‘family ski’ month in Switzerland, when children get a week off from school and families head to mountain resorts to enjoy skiing and other winter sports. There are a few things to keep in mind before you hit the slopes.
The regulations for travelling by air with animals differ from country to country and, often, from one airline to another. What is the situation on SWISS and Edelweiss?
Being able to speak one of Switzerland's national languages is a must for a number of companies, sectors, and positions. But how you go about learning it matters more than the certificate you get, one expert explains.
Children who are born outside the UK to at least one British parent are, in many cases, automatically entitled to British citizenship - but changes to the UK travel rules means that these children may now be required to get a UK passport to travel to Britain.
One of the criteria for foreigners to be naturalised in Switzerland is that they should be well integrated into Swiss society. In many instances, this requirement is more important than the knowledge of the country’s history.
Finishing work and heading off to a glorious new life as a retiree in Europe is the dream for many, but just how easy is it to do in reality? We compare the rules in 9 countries in Europe.
If you live in Geneva (to just visit it), you know just how expensive this city is. But there are ways to keep your spending to a minimum — by Swiss standards, of course.
If you just moved to Switzerland (or even if you have lived here for a while), your learning curve about health-related matters in the country may be steep. These sites will help you find the information you need.
