Everything you need to know about renting an apartment
In Switzerland, most people live in rented apartments. In fact, almost 60 per cent of the population rent their home. The terms and conditions of renting a property are regulated by law and in a rental agreement. However, the laws and the terms in these contracts are not always easy to understand. This brochure gives you an overview of the most important points and details of whom to contact if you any questions. You can also find information on the www.ch.ch website (keywords: housing, rent).
On this website from the State Secretariat for Migration SEM, you can find important information on the asylum procedure, the federal asylum centres, life in Switzerland and healthcare. - German [asyl-info.ch](https://asylum-info.ch/de) - French [asile…
"Sui" stands for «Selbsthilfe, Unterstützung, Informationen» (in English: self-help, support, information). The app is aimed at people who are new to Switzerland (e.g. refugees or other newcomers). It contains information about life in Switzerland, on topi…
- Entry - Registration - Submitting an application - Medical care - Entitlement to asylum social assistance - Accommodation - Legal right of residence for Ukrainian nationals before/without registration - Protection status S - Further useful information ..…
When looking for information about migration and voluntary work, volunteers or potential volunteers come across a lot of different information. It isn’t always easy to find your way around this maze. The Migration Infobox platform is a central repository f…
