Wages in Switzerland are generally higher than almost everywhere else in Europe. But how can you know if you are being paid enough — and what can you do if you are not?
Geneva’s airport is Switzerland’s second-largest, serving approximately sixteen million passengers per year and with a stunning view of the Alps. That’s not the only thing distinguishing it.
Sure, there are many adverts on the internet that claim to offer cheaper this and that, but more often than not, clicking on the link could cost you even more money (and time). However, there are also credible sites in Switzerland that will actually help you spend less.
These days it is possible to be physically located in Switzerland, while working remotely for a company based in another country. Here’s what you should know about this growing 'digital nomad' trend — and how to do it in Switzerland.
With the world of work rapidly changing, digital nomad visas are now in high demand as a way to experience life in another country while continuing to work remotely. Here are the European countries that you can obtain one for, and what’s involved.
If you are working in Switzerland, you should know how to read the payslip you get each month from your employer so you can understand the deductions and surcharges it contains.
Switzerland has beautiful villages and lakes which makes it a perfect country to discover and admire by boat. Here are five towns worth exploring from the water fronts.
With the Ascension weekend beginning on Thursday, traffic will build up already from Wednesdy afternoon, with congestion and bottlenecks expected in certain parts of Switzerland. This is what you should know before you go.
If you are looking for work in Switzerland or intend to do so one day, these are some of the rules you have to comply with and conditions you must meet.
An 'ecclesiastical tax’ is mandatory in most of Switzerland’s cantons. Does opting out of this fee mean the church can turn down your request for a marriage or other religious services? Here’s what you should know.
Residents in one Swiss canton have been targeted by fake tax invoices ordering them to pay arrears and fines. And it's not the only swindle people in Switzerland should be aware of.
What happens if you are caught driving over the speed limit on Swiss roads? It all depends on how fast you drive, in what kind of neighbourhood you are, and how many other speeding violations you already have. Here's what you need to know.
Switzerland might be one of the wealthiest countries in the world but its population has a debt problem it seems. As well as a new scheme from the government there is other help people in debt can get in the country.
The past week has been very volatile for the global — and Swiss — financial markets, causing everyone who has savings in the bank and investments to worry about how to protect their money. This is what you should know.
If you are ready to become a citizen of Switzerland, or just have questions about the process and requirements, these websites will provide valuable information.
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.
Moving from one house to another is complicated enough, but in Switzerland this process also requires some administrative steps that may not be common elsewhere.
