How can an individual become a Swiss Citizen?

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An EU or non-EU/EFTA national must have lived at least 10 years in Switzerland to be able to apply for a Swiss passport.

However, if an EU or non-EU/EFTA national is the spouse of a Swiss national, they need only to have lived in Switzerland for 5 years.

A child of a Swiss national (under the age of 18) will automatically be granted Swiss nationality.

What reputation does a Swiss passport have?
A Swiss passport is very well respected across the world. It is well ranked in the kenya mobile database world passport rankings in terms of visa free travel, with Swiss citizens able to travel, visa free, to 172 countries.

Which cities are well-known and popular to live in?
Geneva, Zurich, Bern, Lausanne, Basel, Lucerne, and Lugano are some of the most well-known cities in Switzerland, and are definitely the most popular in terms of where people live after relocating to Switzerland.

What languages are widely spoken in Switzerland?
English is spoken everywhere, as well as the three national languages of: French, German and Italian.

Is Switzerland in Schengen?
Yes, Switzerland is a Schengen signatory, enabling free movement for Swiss nationals within the EU. A Swiss residence card also allows for free movements in Schengen countries.

Does Switzerland have tax treaties?
Yes, Switzerland has a large number of tax treaties, just over 100 in total.