THIS IS HOW TO GET A JOB IN SWITZERLAND: What they are looking for, what are the salaries and which documents are needed

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In competition with EU citizens, the greatest chance of employment will be for those whose profession is scarce - doctors and IT specialists, and in fact, citizens who have at least two years of work experience and know German and French well, can apply for a job.

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Certainly a good incentive is that the average net monthly salary per capita in Switzerland is around 5,300 euros, and among the most in demand are: nurses (about 5,000 euros), doctors (10,000 euros), mechanical engineers (about 6,500 euros), electricians (4,000 euros), drivers (5,000 euros), financial experts (9,000), cooks and waiters (3,500 euros), and hairdressers (8,000 euros).

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However, with regards to the cost of living, renting a one-bedroom apartment in Switzerland costs about 1,500 euros, bread is 2.5 euros, milk 1.4 euros, 12 eggs are about 5 euros, and a bus ticket - 3,3 EUR.

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To obtain a visa , you need an invitation from a company or business partner from Switzerland, that is faxed to the embassy.

The submission of a request costs 36 euros in cash, and the money is not refundable if the visa application is refused . From countries outside the EU, the Switzerland labor market accepts only a limited number of workers, and only if their skills are urgently required and if they are well qualified.

Depending on the canton, which is responsible for assessing the request , the request shall be submitted to the migration agency of the given canton.  Requests approved by the Canton are surrendered over to the Federal Office for Migration for final approval . To obtain a working visa, a few more months will be necessary.

(Telegraf.co.uk/ Blic)