@@broytingaravsol hello.. I can’t really make a video about this because everyone’s experience is different but I can tell you..most people I encounter aren’t really from Switzerland and they are usually the ones who are more racist 😅
Great information! Thank you so much for providing things to know before moving to Switzerland. It is relevant and significant for those who aspire to move to Switzerland. More videos. Best wishes and good luck.
-Just stumbled on this video. Not sure if you mentioned this in another video but another important point is that Swiss people are very closed, especially in the countryside. Meaning that it is difficult to make friends. -In the US people are very open and you can make new friends super easy, yet these friendships are very shallow. In Switzerland it is much more hard work to make friends, but once you are friends you seriously are friends and you can rely on them. -Swiss people like their privacy. Don't engage in random conversations with strangers. It is not friends, it is creepy. -Don't make loud noises on Sunday or people can call the police on you. -Things are expensive the quality is also very often high.
I didn’t mention stuff about Swiss because it is really hard to generalize people. I don’t want to be reduced to a stereotype and I’m pretty sure, not a lot of people want to either. I am, however, planning to make a video about generalizations about Swiss people but I will have to do more research before uploading content. ☺️
"Notarized" is the correct term for documents which have been certified....your English is really good. I have never heard a Philippina with such good English.
Swiss reached highest inflation vs the rest of the Europe few decade ago and managed to kept it more or less steady at those levels. Thanks for your info.
I used to shop in Germany when I lived near the border (the pricess there are crazy cheap) but now I just shop in Migros and coop 😅 It depends on on what I need, like some stores don’t carry specific brands so I go somewhere else.
Sunday is a day of rest, no-one died because the shops were closed for one day. You just need to plan to buy your groceries on other days, the shops are open long enough to be able to buy groceries.
I am British 19 and I want to move to Switzerland and start a life there my cousin moved there and lives in Basel, I want to move somewhere nice in Switzerland as well, admittedly I don’t have all my Qualifications I am trying to get as many as I can, don’t know a lot about Switzerland or if I would be welcome there and if anyone would employ me, but I want to move there and start a life, what would I need to do in order to move to Switzerland
I moved to the states when I was 17 from Switzerland... I'm thinking about coming back now after 20 years, but yeah, I've never lived there as an adult, so the idea makes me a bit anxious. I also grew up in Geneva, and I don't really want to live anywhere else (Maybe the outskirts), so the price of living makes me nervous, haha. EDIT: My advantage I guess is that I am a Swiss Citizen.
I think it is a big advantage being Swiss. And don’t be anxious, for the first few months. If you want, you can occasionally go to France to do groceries if you want. ☺️ you’ll be fine
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo!🥰 I'm a 13 y.o. 😸 🇵🇭🇫🇷🇨🇭 Can you also do "Best Cities in Switzerland to work and live in" And "How to buy a land/property in Switzerland" Cuz... I wanna be a Neurosurgeon and work in Lausanne.....🥺 I also wanna build a castle and a mansion, schools, etc. (I mean... if possible.......)
Hello. Did you join Expats in Switzerland on Facebook? There are a lot of foreigners like us that are going through the same thing. ☺️😅 it’s easy to message someone and make friends there.
Hello.. this is sort of a simplified explanation but it is difficult to implement. To move to Switzerland, you’d need to apply for a job here that would help you migrate here. After that, you’d earn a lot here.. then you would be able to petition your family to migrate here as well.
In my channel, I uploaded 5 videos regarding how to apply for a tourist visa to Europe. ☺️ The European visa allows you to travel freely to 26 countries ☺️🙏
Around June and July, they are everywhere in Switzerland. But this particular field is in between Egerkingen and Olten. This field is small but the big farm lands you see near big cities during sunflower season are hugeee!!!
I’m a fresh grad and I’m thinking of applying for a job there. I earned my bachelor’s degree in the Philippines, will Swiss companies recognize my degree? And are salaries there enough to save a bit of money?
Honestly no. I earned my bachelors degree in Philippines as well and they did not credit anything. And salaries here are extremely high... but jobs aren’t easy to come by.
Hi! I am planning to take a Masteral's Degree in Switzerland. How is it like to be an inernational student there, taking a part time job and any insights about working there after you graduate? Thank you:) P.S. I am planning to study in a public university, since its waaaay cheaper + you get just the same quality education that you get from private schools too😀
@@niks1na Haha, that's not at all true. My wife is born, raised and lived almost all her life in Indonesia. Guess why I am watching a youtube video from a girl from the Philippines who's talking about her experience ^^
Yeaah, I noticed it too. But it is important to point out especially if you come from America or Asia. Our Sundays there are the days we do groceries, errands and make loud noises.. 😂
@@LykaKrystle Yes, in America everyone works all the time :-) A very good video, BTW, the part about preparing some medical and legal paperwork in advance is very practical.
I don’t think you can easily get a job with your tourist visa, but you can try to check jobs.ch and see if there are jobs that would help you migrate here.
I am 19 and British and I want to move to Switzerland and work there, what jobs are available and what skills and experience and qualifications are required, right now I have only got a business administration level 1 working towards level 2 but i was set back due to Covid-19, what or qualifications should I work towards and get my goal is to get as many qualifications as possible, but I don’t know which ones would help me get a job is Switzerland what should I do?
Hi, thanks for the informational video, how long and what is the procedure to get the residency of Switzerland! Want to move to Switzerland from US. Thanks
I got my resident card from marriage. And it took around 4-6 months. The procedure of getting the residency depends on different aspects thoughand I don’t know all of them.
If you have a job you get it immediately. The day you start your employment. Normally your employer gets it for you or helps you. You will find no job without a permit. Yes, maybe you find a private person who employs you as a house cleaner but as it's easy to get a permit if you have job then every company wants to abide by the laws. If you do not have a job in Switzerland you have to prove that you can afford living here from your savings or investments or you have a job you do for a company of another country and you can work from Switzerland like a writer, journalist or so. Or someone pays for you like a fiancée or something. You can come as a tourist and stay for three months and look for a job. There are different types of permits (the letters of the Alphabet make no sense). Permit L: You can work for three months. A lot of people come to work for the winter tourist season. Mostly students or people who have summer tourist jobs in Spain or Italy. You can work as skiing instructor or in a hotel. Permit B: It's the first you get if you are not refugee but an immigrant and you plan to stay for a longer period. It's valid for 2-5 years it depends on which country you are from. You can renew it easily if you still have job. You have to live in the region that issued your permit or apply to another permit in another region. Permit C: After 10 years you can apply for a permit C. It depends on the region you live in what is required. Normally you have to show that you learned the local language to a certain degree and that you are integrated. Once you have this it's valid your lifetime and you have all the rights except voting. You can live wherever you choose. You can loose your job and stay.... Swiss passport: That's different from municipality to municipality. It's easier if you are married to a Swiss. If you want to do this you inform yourself in time. Normally you can get it after 10 to 15 years. 25% of the people in Switzerland do not have a Swiss passport. 65% are either first or second generation immigrants. And please if you come from the US: don't call yourself an expat. You're an immigrant like many here. There's nothing wrong with being an immigrant you don't need another name. It depends on your education if you find a job and on what you want to work. If you are an engineer or a nurse or doctor you find a job easily. Or if you want to work in construction or as a truck driver - both are well paid. It's not very difficult to find a job if you are prepared to do any job. Normally you earn enough money to afford a decent life. Of course if you work as a heart surgeon you earn more than a waiter. But you can afford a small apartment and food, clothes and healthcare as a waiter. Not a very expensive car or a great vacation.
@@DramaQueenMalena hello is better to work in Switzerland than American or any where in world .. Is their salary highest in world. Can someone make money in Switzerland more than American?
@@johnsimeon8080 It depends on what you do. We have high salaries but we have high prices. If you earn 5000 $ a month you can just afford to support a family of 3. But without car or new clothes or any new stuff or eating at restaurants or so. But we have a strong social security net and many services. So at least you have food, a decent roof over your head, clean water, heating and healthcare. Education is free. Another difference is that everything is regulated if you want to open a business. You can make money only if you work in finances but that you can do everywhere. If you want a decent life it's easier. But become rich is almost impossible. Most of us are not.
How much should I be making to able to live there? May I know what kind of job do you have there in Switzerland? Thank you 😁 planning to move there from Philippines in my 30s. Currently in my mid 20s 😅
I really like to move there because of how good the economy is and it's such a beautiful place . I feel like my inner peace is in that place . I wanna stay away from Philippines because its a fuck up country with tearible leaders and majority of the Filipinos doesnt have commonsense,can't even follow simple rule.
Hi Lyka! I’m moving to Switzerland with my husband next month! For the criminal record, did you just have to get your records from the state you lived in or is there a national record you can get?
@@LykaKrystle Hi Lyka, i’m moving next year in gland switzerland to pursue my masters degree. Your video is really helpful! Do you also work part time while studying? The school informed me that i can only work after 6 months of staying there.
Hallo! I have 2 questions, did you apply your visa while you were still in the USA? Also did you apply Permit C straight away under partnership? Cheers
You said a lot on how expensive things are but it would be more helpful if you gave us some numbers. Here in America it’s very expensive, it takes two income to live in a decent area. Making $25hr not gonna cut it. Places that are struggling the most are over populated cities, I get it cuz demand is high. I guess coming from a 3rd world, every thriving country would seem expensive cuz the cash flow is different.
It all depends what you plan on doing here. If you want to go to school then you prepare school diplomas, grades, if you’re planning to work here, then all the specific requirements you can find in official Swiss embassy’s nearby.
Hi Lyka, can you be more specific please on the No criminal record thingy. From the Phils, is it NBI? Here in the US, FBI? What do you need to be apostilled? School records?
Hello po. Yung tita ko po kasi na taga Switzerland eh nagpplan na kukunin ako diyan after college. Mahirap po ba makuha diyan? Edit: she's a permanent resident there btw.
For everyone who wants to live in Switzerland but want to do the shopping in an other country: Don't expect that the swiss people are going to welcome or accept you :) You can't benefit from a good economy and high salaries but don't spend any money there.
I agree with you on that, and from what I’ve noticed the items in Switzerland r of very high quality so one would get their money’s worth from it. And really the food prices is r very similar to France, Germany anyways. Love how generally the Swiss r not a shopping culture like here in Canada! Wasteful
Hi. Glad I found your vlog and I'm ur new sub fan. May I know what is your job there? I just want to live there too. My dream country. Hope to hear from you ^_^
hello po kapg ba meron kana permanent residence dyan maam automatic ba na yung pamilya mo pwede muna makuha ang pamilya mo pero kahit isa lng ang may pr thanks
Hi I know that it's very late to comment here but I wont miss a chance to ask you this. What is the most suit-looking job in that country? Yeah, I know you are studying for the meantime but do the swiss government counted your staying as to qualify to be become a resident? Then how many years should a tourist to stay b4 they officially become a citenzin?
Hello! It’s never too late. And Suit-looking job? Can you specify what you mean by this? And I am a resident now, I am married to a Swiss person. And a tourist cannot become a citizen but 10 years as a resident if you are on a work visa and 5 years if you are married to a Swiss person like me.
Sana makapunta kami dyan balang araw pangarap namin ng gf ko dyan tumira kasi napakalinis at sobrang ganda at tahimik sana po next vlog kung paano mag apply ng work po hehe thank you
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how about the racism in switzerland
@@broytingaravsol hello.. I can’t really make a video about this because everyone’s experience is different but I can tell you..most people I encounter aren’t really from Switzerland and they are usually the ones who are more racist 😅
@@LykaKrystle what does racist mean?
with discrimination or not?
It really depends who you encounter here.
@@LykaKrystle roger
Hello sis. Switzerland is top three in my bucketlist to visit in Europe. I just love your green field and nature scenery.
You should go around summer time then.
Great information! Thank you so much for providing things to know before moving to Switzerland. It is relevant and significant for those who aspire to move to Switzerland. More videos. Best wishes and good luck.
There will be more to come in July. At the moment, I have exams ☺️☺️
Very informative ❤ it's my dream to live in Switzerland
-Just stumbled on this video. Not sure if you mentioned this in another video but another important point is that Swiss people are very closed, especially in the countryside. Meaning that it is difficult to make friends.
-In the US people are very open and you can make new friends super easy, yet these friendships are very shallow. In Switzerland it is much more hard work to make friends, but once you are friends you seriously are friends and you can rely on them.
-Swiss people like their privacy. Don't engage in random conversations with strangers. It is not friends, it is creepy.
-Don't make loud noises on Sunday or people can call the police on you.
-Things are expensive the quality is also very often high.
I didn’t mention stuff about Swiss because it is really hard to generalize people. I don’t want to be reduced to a stereotype and I’m pretty sure, not a lot of people want to either. I am, however, planning to make a video about generalizations about Swiss people but I will have to do more research before uploading content. ☺️
@@LykaKrystle looking forward to that video, miss!
"Notarized" is the correct term for documents which have been certified....your English is really good. I have never heard a Philippina with such good English.
Hey! I'm a Filipino too who dreams to settle in Switzerland someday :))) thanks for this vid!
☺️👍 I have more in my channel and I’m making more soon.
how nice i found your video!
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AWESOME! Great job on your video! It has helped me so much.
☺️ There’s more videos in a playlist called Info about Switzerland. Also, I’m making more this summer ☺️👌🏼
My dream land Switzerland ❤️❤️❤️🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭
🥰 I’m making more Swiss Videos in July
Rang the bell because I’ve been looking for a Swiss ytber because Switzerland is my dream country!!😭😍🇨🇭❤️✨
Ahh sorry, I have been busy with school so I haven’t been uploading
@@LykaKrystle it’s okay po i understand hihi we’ll be waiting for your vlogs🥰🇨🇭✨
I have a lot of vlogs planned but I will probably upload again this December.
@@LykaKrystle i‘ll be staying tuned then 🥰🇨🇭✨ keep safe there!!
Uploading in December again. ☺️☺️
Great tips about Switzerland
I’ll be making more updated ones
Very informative..thnx a lot!!!its really my big dream to live in this beautiful olace switzerland..
☺️👍 I’ll be making more Swiss videos soon
@@LykaKrystle i'm excited to see other videos..thnx lyka
Today I’m uploading a video about my school in Switzerland
Keep sharing po. Dreams do come true. Makakapunta rin kami d'yan! 😊
Swiss reached highest inflation vs the rest of the Europe few decade ago and managed to kept it more or less steady at those levels.
Thanks for your info.
Superb job! Loved watching it.
Thank you 🙏 ☺️🌻
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@@LykaKrystle 😂
Hahaha
See you very very soon Langnau Berg 😍😍😍
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Very useful👌👌👌,thanks
Merci! In a few weeks, I am uploading another video providing more useful info for new migrants of Switzerland ☺️
Now I'm ready. Switzerland I'm coming!!!! 🎉 🙋♂😉 Love the sunflower field intro 💖💖💖
Thank you 😊 🙏 I’m planning to make more Swiss videos, I see that gives more feedback 😅😉
I'm your new subscriber from the Philippines.
Where do you go for food/ groceries and cookware 🥘 🍴 ? Migros , Co-op ? Do you shop in France 🇫🇷 for better prices ? Great video !
I used to shop in Germany when I lived near the border (the pricess there are crazy cheap) but now I just shop in Migros and coop 😅 It depends on on what I need, like some stores don’t carry specific brands so I go somewhere else.
I went to Migros and bought stuff for 50 Chf. ruclips.net/video/ApIcc2fsmWk/видео.html If you’re interested, you should watch it ☺️👍
Thanks for sharing it
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Sunday is a day of rest, no-one died because the shops were closed for one day. You just need to plan to buy your groceries on other days, the shops are open long enough to be able to buy groceries.
Hi! I am a new subscriber.. please make more videos about Switzerland. Switzerland is no. 1 country that I want to visit.
I will...It’s just that I only upload once a month 😅😢🙏
@@LykaKrystle I understand. I know you're a student and you have a lot of things going on with your life. Anyways, goodluck and keep safe always! 🤟🤟🤟
☺️ I’m really excited for the 3000th subscriber mark though.. it feels so close!
Sind da no anderi schwyzer?
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jep :D
Thank you for the great info :)
Thank you 😊 🤞🏼☺️
I am British 19 and I want to move to Switzerland and start a life there my cousin moved there and lives in Basel, I want to move somewhere nice in Switzerland as well, admittedly I don’t have all my Qualifications I am trying to get as many as I can, don’t know a lot about Switzerland or if I would be welcome there and if anyone would employ me, but I want to move there and start a life, what would I need to do in order to move to Switzerland
I am uploading today about how to find work here in Switzerland. You should check it out.
I moved to the states when I was 17 from Switzerland... I'm thinking about coming back now after 20 years, but yeah, I've never lived there as an adult, so the idea makes me a bit anxious. I also grew up in Geneva, and I don't really want to live anywhere else (Maybe the outskirts), so the price of living makes me nervous, haha. EDIT: My advantage I guess is that I am a Swiss Citizen.
I think it is a big advantage being Swiss. And don’t be anxious, for the first few months. If you want, you can occasionally go to France to do groceries if you want. ☺️ you’ll be fine
Hello Miss Lyka. ☺️ Im from Philippines. Switzerland is my Dream Country. ❤️😍🥰
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@@LykaKrystle sana makapunta po ako jan. 🤞🤞🤞
☺️ we wait for things to go back to normal first.. ☺️
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo!🥰
I'm a 13 y.o. 😸 🇵🇭🇫🇷🇨🇭
Can you also do "Best Cities in Switzerland to work and live in"
And
"How to buy a land/property in Switzerland"
Cuz... I wanna be a Neurosurgeon and work in Lausanne.....🥺
I also wanna build a castle and a mansion, schools, etc. (I mean... if possible.......)
Thank youu for stopping by ☺️☺️👍 and I’ll write that down.. ☺️👍
@@LykaKrystle merci bcp!
@@LykaKrystle tysm!
Did you see the newest video? What can you buy with 50chf in a grocery store ☺️
How to make friends here i've been living in lausanne for like 2 years now and it seems very hard.
Hello. Did you join Expats in Switzerland on Facebook? There are a lot of foreigners like us that are going through the same thing. ☺️😅 it’s easy to message someone and make friends there.
@@LykaKrystle i will see it right away thank you very much.
☺️👍 There are a lot of friendly people there.
things to know din po sana how to have a boyfriend from switzerland 🤣🤣 galing galing ni friendship lyka❤❤❤
Hahaha thanks friendship Maxi!
I’m watching this as I live in NYC thinking hmm...if I can live in NYC then I can live in Switzerland, it’s the same thing minus the beauty!
The first thing to do would be to look for a job that can provide a work visa. ☺️👍
@@LykaKrystle how will cost to school in Switzerland and
Around 2000 per year. That’s 2 semesters.
@@LykaKrystle can someone save more money in Switzerland than American
It really depends. Most people who enter Switzerland don’t immediately get a job.
Hi Mam I want to go to Switzerland , I want to ask how to apply migrate Switzerland ?, Can I bring my family ?
Hello.. this is sort of a simplified explanation but it is difficult to implement.
To move to Switzerland, you’d need to apply for a job here that would help you migrate here. After that, you’d earn a lot here.. then you would be able to petition your family to migrate here as well.
I like it :)
Really?? Thanks.
Do the certified copies of birth certificates or else need to be translated into English?
They can be English, German, French or Italian.
Hey is uni cheap/affordable compared to like Netherlands or Denmark?
It’s around 1000chf per semester
1. Winter
Me : oh, yes, our winter is cold
_winter is expensive_
Me : Oh... that makes sense too
☺️☺️😂 yeah.. I went another direction with that one. 😅☺️
Hi ate i find it interesting din how to go to switzerland ik this vid upload a year ago hehe
In my channel, I uploaded 5 videos regarding how to apply for a tourist visa to Europe. ☺️ The European visa allows you to travel freely to 26 countries ☺️🙏
Where is the sunflower field?
Around June and July, they are everywhere in Switzerland. But this particular field is in between Egerkingen and Olten. This field is small but the big farm lands you see near big cities during sunflower season are hugeee!!!
@@LykaKrystle , thanks for the information! ❤
I’m a fresh grad and I’m thinking of applying for a job there. I earned my bachelor’s degree in the Philippines, will Swiss companies recognize my degree? And are salaries there enough to save a bit of money?
Honestly no. I earned my bachelors degree in Philippines as well and they did not credit anything. And salaries here are extremely high... but jobs aren’t easy to come by.
Hi! I am planning to take a Masteral's Degree in Switzerland. How is it like to be an inernational student there, taking a part time job and any insights about working there after you graduate? Thank you:)
P.S. I am planning to study in a public university, since its waaaay cheaper + you get just the same quality education that you get from private schools too😀
If you have a student visa here. You need to wait 6 months before you can work as an intern.
Yeah, I go to a public school here too.
Cross the border go for shopping in France or germany or Italia😀
Typical. Benefit from high salaries, but don't spend any money in the country. Don't wonder if you are not welcomed in Switzerland :)
@@pascalsteiner9926 I thought its just good financial advice!
@@pascalsteiner9926 you are a little typical swiss peasant. You don't like immigrants - so FUCK YOU.
@@niks1na Haha, that's not at all true. My wife is born, raised and lived almost all her life in Indonesia. Guess why I am watching a youtube video from a girl from the Philippines who's talking about her experience ^^
@@pascalsteiner9926 I thought the same. Get high wages but don't think about why that is.
3:08 I think this is so in Europe in general?
Yeaah, I noticed it too. But it is important to point out especially if you come from America or Asia. Our Sundays there are the days we do groceries, errands and make loud noises.. 😂
@@LykaKrystle Yes, in America everyone works all the time :-) A very good video, BTW, the part about preparing some medical and legal paperwork in advance is very practical.
I feel like I talk really slow in my old videos. I am trying to improve on that. And thank you. I appreciate you stopping by.
Is any possibility to get a job as a civil engineer if I come in tourist visa
I don’t think you can easily get a job with your tourist visa, but you can try to check jobs.ch and see if there are jobs that would help you migrate here.
I am 19 and British and I want to move to Switzerland and work there, what jobs are available and what skills and experience and qualifications are required, right now I have only got a business administration level 1 working towards level 2 but i was set back due to Covid-19, what or qualifications should I work towards and get my goal is to get as many qualifications as possible, but I don’t know which ones would help me get a job is Switzerland what should I do?
Learn the local language and finish business ad.
Planning to start my life over on this country
How's it going
☺️ move here!!
Are you asking me or him? ☺️😅 anyway, I’m good!
Wanted to still looking for opportunities online
At the moment, there are a lot of companies turning down jobs. They are prioritizing the people in here first... ☺️
Hi there. I am living in Switzerland. Your vlog is really helpful.
Thank you for saying that ☺️
How did you end up in Switzerland?
I moved here before I was following my boyfriend. He lives here.
How about the people in Switzerland is their any scammer? Cause TBH Switzerland is my dream country and i didn't know that it's expensive, OMG
It is really expensive here and so far I haven’t met..any scammers..?
Hi, thanks for the informational video, how long and what is the procedure to get the residency of Switzerland! Want to move to Switzerland from US. Thanks
I got my resident card from marriage. And it took around 4-6 months. The procedure of getting the residency depends on different aspects thoughand I don’t know all of them.
If you have a job you get it immediately. The day you start your employment. Normally your employer gets it for you or helps you. You will find no job without a permit. Yes, maybe you find a private person who employs you as a house cleaner but as it's easy to get a permit if you have job then every company wants to abide by the laws. If you do not have a job in Switzerland you have to prove that you can afford living here from your savings or investments or you have a job you do for a company of another country and you can work from Switzerland like a writer, journalist or so. Or someone pays for you like a fiancée or something. You can come as a tourist and stay for three months and look for a job.
There are different types of permits (the letters of the Alphabet make no sense).
Permit L: You can work for three months. A lot of people come to work for the winter tourist season. Mostly students or people who have summer tourist jobs in Spain or Italy. You can work as skiing instructor or in a hotel.
Permit B: It's the first you get if you are not refugee but an immigrant and you plan to stay for a longer period. It's valid for 2-5 years it depends on which country you are from. You can renew it easily if you still have job. You have to live in the region that issued your permit or apply to another permit in another region.
Permit C: After 10 years you can apply for a permit C. It depends on the region you live in what is required. Normally you have to show that you learned the local language to a certain degree and that you are integrated.
Once you have this it's valid your lifetime and you have all the rights except voting. You can live wherever you choose. You can loose your job and stay....
Swiss passport: That's different from municipality to municipality. It's easier if you are married to a Swiss. If you want to do this you inform yourself in time. Normally you can get it after 10 to 15 years.
25% of the people in Switzerland do not have a Swiss passport. 65% are either first or second generation immigrants.
And please if you come from the US: don't call yourself an expat. You're an immigrant like many here. There's nothing wrong with being an immigrant you don't need another name.
It depends on your education if you find a job and on what you want to work. If you are an engineer or a nurse or doctor you find a job easily. Or if you want to work in construction or as a truck driver - both are well paid. It's not very difficult to find a job if you are prepared to do any job. Normally you earn enough money to afford a decent life. Of course if you work as a heart surgeon you earn more than a waiter. But you can afford a small apartment and food, clothes and healthcare as a waiter. Not a very expensive car or a great vacation.
@@DramaQueenMalena hello is better to work in Switzerland than American or any where in world .. Is their salary highest in world. Can someone make money in Switzerland more than American?
@@johnsimeon8080 It depends on what you do. We have high salaries but we have high prices. If you earn 5000 $ a month you can just afford to support a family of 3. But without car or new clothes or any new stuff or eating at restaurants or so. But we have a strong social security net and many services. So at least you have food, a decent roof over your head, clean water, heating and healthcare. Education is free.
Another difference is that everything is regulated if you want to open a business.
You can make money only if you work in finances but that you can do everywhere. If you want a decent life it's easier. But become rich is almost impossible. Most of us are not.
@@DramaQueenMalena that mean s Luxembourg or American is better than Switzerland
Indeed!! Swıtzerland is REALLY REALLY EXPENSIVE! That's why some people who lives in Geneva go to France just to buy groceries.
Switzerland is beautiful, that’s true 😃 very nice video 😘
Thank you 🙏 ☺️🙈
R u immigrant? Or did u apply for a job and got hired? How did u get there really
Immigrant.. I migrated here because of my husband.
How much should I be making to able to live there? May I know what kind of job do you have there in Switzerland? Thank you 😁 planning to move there from Philippines in my 30s. Currently in my mid 20s 😅
I really like to move there because of how good the economy is and it's such a beautiful place . I feel like my inner peace is in that place . I wanna stay away from Philippines because its a fuck up country with tearible leaders and majority of the Filipinos doesnt have commonsense,can't even follow simple rule.
It really depends on your way of living.
It is really peaceful here.
How about toiletries and skin care products?is it expensive too?
It is, buy some from the neighboring countries or bring some from your home country ☺️🌻
For makeup, I actually buy them in Germany or when I travel somewhere else.
Go to a shop called Ottos, they have good priced products.
saan ka sa switzerland
German part..
Ay kala ko taga switzerland ka kita ko kase post mo sa ig parang nasa bern ka?
Yeah.. that’s the German part of Switzerland ☺️
Hi Lyka! I’m moving to Switzerland with my husband next month! For the criminal record, did you just have to get your records from the state you lived in or is there a national record you can get?
National...I got mine from here and it was a pain in the butt. I had to pay for getting my finger prints too. ☺️😂
This is great! What do you do out there? I guess you found a job before you went there right?!
I am studying business administration. I only study here, not work. ☺️👍
@@LykaKrystle Hi Lyka, i’m moving next year in gland switzerland to pursue my masters degree. Your video is really helpful! Do you also work part time while studying? The school informed me that i can only work after 6 months of staying there.
I want to live there so bad
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i need to know WHERE in Switzerland the sunflower field you filmed the intro is?
my isntagram needs it 😅💛
What city do you live in?
It’s sunflower season right now and they grow everywhere now. From Zürich to Basel, the farm areas have even bigger fields than this one! ☺️
liv life lol they are everywhere, the one showed is pretty small
I knoow. They are everywhere
The sunflower fields are practically everywhere, and in many places you can actually take some and leave like a tip (?)
Hi my name is Desmond am from Ghana and my girlfriend leaves in Switzerland... and i want to move to Switzerland next year,can you help me on that ..
Hello Desmond, I don’t really know how to help but I can try? ☺️ what is your profession?
Hallo! I have 2 questions, did you apply your visa while you were still in the USA? Also did you apply Permit C straight away under partnership? Cheers
I did apply while I was in US and no, I applied for a student visa to stay here long
You said a lot on how expensive things are but it would be more helpful if you gave us some numbers. Here in America it’s very expensive, it takes two income to live in a decent area. Making $25hr not gonna cut it. Places that are struggling the most are over populated cities, I get it cuz demand is high. I guess coming from a 3rd world, every thriving country would seem expensive cuz the cash flow is different.
www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/country_result.jsp?country=Switzerland
Hi lysa I want to know that is english enough for getting work there
Not really...
Hi what work do you do in Switzerland?
I am currently studying here in Switzerland
When moving there, does it really need you to be part swiss or like has a relationship with a swiss person? :)
Hello guys
Please I wanna buy Uber driver account
Is it available in Switzerland?
It is but only in a few cities here like Zurich, Basel and Geneva. It’s not that popular here because most people use Trains as our main transpo
It's more fun in the phillipines!
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Can i know the salary of nurse in Switzerland🇨🇭🇨🇭 minimum start from..??? Plz reply
Around 55,000-73,000 a year ..it depends what hospital or what city you live in.
@@LykaKrystle hi thanks is this chf or dollar💰amount
Chf
ms lyka, how did you apply for student visa? do you have agency?ty
I didn’t do it via an agency, I was already living here when I applied for visa so my circumstances was different and easier
Paano po kayo naka punta Sa Switzerland?? 😊😊 that country is in my bucket list.
My dream place is an expensive place and it makes me feel sad because I know I can't afford. Lol
Hi Lyka, nice content you have. The last time I was there was July of 2019 in Zurich. Hope all is well there. Would like to migrate also soon
Hello @thehealingpath Thank you! And do you have any suggestions for video ideas for me to make?
Expensive but at least Switz for me can heal mental illnessess, too :)
Hi Miss, can you please specific kung anu ung mga documents na kaylangan, nabangkit mo po ung birth certificate anu pa po ung iba?
It all depends what you plan on doing here. If you want to go to school then you prepare school diplomas, grades, if you’re planning to work here, then all the specific requirements you can find in official Swiss embassy’s nearby.
How's the language barrier? :)
Most big cities speak English but if you want to work here or live here.. you really need to learn the language of the area.
We are planning on moving there I'm a teen is there anything we should know or anything that could be useful, we currently live in the uk
Is it difficult travel going there using visit visa , hope you notice me
It is a bit hard but it is doable. I made videos on how you get here... ruclips.net/p/PLTZcyljy_o2bUTJzB_9LH5tcvAXDU1L8z
Is Basel an expensive place? Pag nakakahanap ako ng job opportunity, Basel yung nakikita ko
In my opinion, it is..bigger cities here tend to be more expensive
@@LykaKrystle thank you for responding. If ever sa Basel ang work, saang nearby city/place na mas low cost of living pwede mag stay?
Rheinfelden sa Germany. Maraming tao nakatira dun na nagwowork sa Basel. Medyo complated pag mag tax pero pinaka mura na place tirahan is Germany.
paano po kapag wala kang TRC or residence card.. pwede ka po ba mag work diyan?
What is TRC ? And if may resident card ka dito, you can easily find work here.
Newbie here.
☺️ heey. Welcome!
Hi Lyka, can you be more specific please on the No criminal record thingy. From the Phils, is it NBI? Here in the US, FBI? What do you need to be apostilled? School records?
Dito na Lang ako sa pinas it's more fun in the Philippines
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Hello po. Yung tita ko po kasi na taga Switzerland eh nagpplan na kukunin ako diyan after college. Mahirap po ba makuha diyan?
Edit: she's a permanent resident there btw.
As a permanent resident? I think it’ll be hard... I think she should wait til she gets her Swiss passport
what if po meron na?
Then it is easier if she has her Swiss passport
@@LykaKrystle thankyousomuchhhh❤️
Hello new friend from USA wow nice view.. I hope i hear back from you thanks
Hey..how is it there in US?
@@LykaKrystle all people here just try to stay safe.. Can i invite you in my home.. Promise I'll do the same thanks
For everyone who wants to live in Switzerland but want to do the shopping in an other country:
Don't expect that the swiss people are going to welcome or accept you :) You can't benefit from a good economy and high salaries but don't spend any money there.
I agree with you on that, and from what I’ve noticed the items in Switzerland r of very high quality so one would get their money’s worth from it. And really the food prices is r very similar to France, Germany anyways. Love how generally the Swiss r not a shopping culture like here in Canada! Wasteful
Swiss that live near the border shop in other countries, even the Swiss value their money.
Hallo zeme, geits bi euch?
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Hi. Glad I found your vlog and I'm ur new sub fan. May I know what is your job there? I just want to live there too. My dream country. Hope to hear from you ^_^
I’m studying at the moment. I found it difficult to find a job here
hello po kapg ba meron kana permanent residence dyan maam automatic ba na yung pamilya mo pwede muna makuha ang pamilya mo pero kahit isa lng ang may pr thanks
Hey.. it’s not really authentic. They have to apply for a pr too if you have a pr.
Hi I know that it's very late to comment here but I wont miss a chance to ask you this.
What is the most suit-looking job in that country?
Yeah, I know you are studying for the meantime but do the swiss government counted your staying as to qualify to be become a resident? Then how many years should a tourist to stay b4 they officially become a citenzin?
Hello! It’s never too late. And Suit-looking job? Can you specify what you mean by this? And I am a resident now, I am married to a Swiss person. And a tourist cannot become a citizen but 10 years as a resident if you are on a work visa and 5 years if you are married to a Swiss person like me.
Hi!
Hello!
I rather just buy clothes in Switzerland and take a hit with the high price. Shipping internationally is a pain in the butt.
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why the "air quotes" when you say Sitzerland?
Sorry, it’s subconscious sometimes.. 🤦🏻♀️ I really don’t notice it. It’s like the hand gestures.
hi~ im curious..what can you buy with 20 Swiss Franc?? im really curious about how much money i really need to get around in a day..
one pizza in a restaurant, a little grocery shop at migros, a drink at a bar or maybe two beers in a bar lol
@@ellsbeth3138 all that with 20 Swiss Franc? not too bad..thanks! glad to know i can get a couple of beers at a bar lol
With a couple it depends for two large beers you pay up to 16-20 CHF a glass of Prosecco is normally cheapest 7 CHF coffee starts by 4.50
Or 5
@@elle9691 oh no, each of those examples are about 20 francs
@@brunju97 thank you..its very helpful~
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Sana makapunta kami dyan balang araw pangarap namin ng gf ko dyan tumira kasi napakalinis at sobrang ganda at tahimik sana po next vlog kung paano mag apply ng work po hehe thank you
It’s kind of hard, ibat ibang diskarte kasi pag nag hahanap ka ng work dito..
Interesting watching here fron germany
Thank you!
Lagerkazel
I am sri Lankan How can i apply
To travel here, you apply for a schengen visa. To move here, It’s a bit complicated and it is different for everybody