Can I live in France with Swiss visa?

EU, EEA, and Swiss nationals moving to France don’t need a French visa or permit. They won’t need to show any other documentation besides a valid passport or national ID. Family members of EU/EEA/Swiss citizens can also live in France, even if such family members aren’t from the EU.

Where do people who work in Basel live?

The most popular residential areas. The most popular places to live in Basel are along the banks of the river Rhine, the St. Alban district in Grossbasel, Wettstein in Kleinbasel, Gellert with its many old and grand estates, and Bachletten near the zoo.

Is there customs between France and Switzerland?

Since Switzerland’s accession to the Schengen Area in 2008, there have been no permanent passport controls along the border, although there can be customs controls. There are two airports near the border which have both Swiss and French passport and customs controls; passengers are free to choose one.

Can I work in Switzerland and live in Italy?

EU citizens can live anywhere in the EU and work in CH with a G permit. Yes, for EUs (except EU-2). But not for non-EUs. Re: Working in Switzerland, Living in Italy (20km frontier zone question).

How long can Swiss residents stay in France?

90 days
Citizens of the European Union, European Economic Area, Switzerland, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, and the Vatican may stay in the European territory of France without a visa for longer than 90 days.

How is it living in Basel?

The 2019 Mercer study ranked Basel as one of the top ten cities with the highest quality of living worldwide. When you live in Basel, nothing is more than a few steps away. Museums, restaurants and clubs as well as parks and playgrounds. Basel is a green city.

Can you work in Basel and live in Germany?

Overview for working in Basel Around 35,000 people live in Germany or France and commute to Basel every day. Some 160 different nationalities work in this multicultural city. The cost of living in Basel is also high, however.

How many border crossings are there in Switzerland?

Switzerland Reopens 15 Border Crossing Points.

Is there a hard border between France and Switzerland?

No. Switzerland is part of the Schengen agreement, as are all its neighbors. Borders are open, and there are only occasional ID checks in the border region.

What are the requirements to live and work in Switzerland?

There are separate requirements for those who are resident in Switzerland. If you are resident in Switzerland, you should carry proof of residence as well as your valid passport when you travel. For further information on these requirements, see our Living in Switzerland guide.

Do British citizens need a visa to live in Switzerland?

If you hold a British Citizen passport, you don’t need a visa to enter Switzerland. If you’re planning to stay longer than 3 months, see our Living in Switzerland guide and contact the Swiss Embassy if you have further questions.

How long can I stay in Switzerland without a visa?

Any time you spent in Switzerland or other Schengen countries before 1 January 2021 does not count towards your 90-day visa-free limit. At Swiss border control, you may need to use separate lanes from EU, EEA and Swiss citizens when queueing. Your passport may be stamped on entry and exit.

Where can I find travel advice for people travelling to Switzerland?

Further advice for people travelling to Switzerland is available from an information line run by the Federal Office of Public Health on +41 58 464 44 88 (4am – 9pm GMT). Assistance is available in English, German, French and Italian. The rules for travelling or working in European countries changed on 1 January 2021: