Residence permit (B permit) for non-EU/EFTA nationals Checklist
Switzerland
Residence permit (B permit) for non-EU/EFTA nationals
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Education
Professional qualifications
MandatoryAdmission is generally limited to managers, specialists and other qualified workers. A university degree plus experience is usual, but profession-specific specialised training plus several years of experience may also qualify; document the relevant qualifications.
Personal requirements (Art.23 FNIA)
Job Offer
Labour-market priority
ConditionalUnless a statutory exception applies, the employer must document unsuccessful recruitment of suitable workers with Swiss or EU/EFTA labour-market priority; protected priority groups also include eligible B, C, F and S permit holders.
Unless a statutory exception applies, the employer must document unsuccessful recruitment of suitable workers with Swiss or EU/EFTA labour-market priority; protected priority groups also include eligible B, C, F and S permit holders.
Precedence; Exceptions to admission requirements
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