Free entries from 12 December 2008!

Switzerland is from the 12 December 2008 part of Schengen. From that time third-country nationals residing in Switzerland with a residence permit (C, B or L) do not need a visa to visit other Schengen countries, for a maximum of 90 days.

This includes travelling by car, train and airplane. Checks at airports are likely to be lifted next March.

For further information contact the Federal Office for Migration.

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