Switzerland Work Visa For Bangladeshi

If you are a citizen of Bangladesh and are interested in working in Switzerland, you may want to consider applying for a work visa. In this article we will explore the process of applying for a Swiss Work Visa and let you know what to expect during the application process.

Switzerland has one of the best work visa systems in the world. You need to apply for an employment permit before you will be able to start working for an employer or independent contractor in Switzerland. This type of permit is called a residence permit for employment or a residence permit for persons planning to stay for more than 180 days in Switzerland and have been offered a job with independently registered companies or self-employed persons. If you are from Bangladesh and want to start your freelancing business in Switzerland, this article will help you understand how to get a work visa from DNA Swiss Startups (SwissStart).

In the world of immigration, the Swiss government plays an important role. Tax evasion and breaking drug marijuana laws is no longer a problem in their country. The Swiss protect their integrity and revenue through law enforcement and security agencies. They do not allow any criminal activity in their territories.

If you are a Bangladeshi national, you can apply for a work visa in Switzerland. However, there are some conditions that you must meet before you can obtain this visa. The first condition is that you must prove that you have a job offer in Switzerland. You can do so by applying for a letter of invitation from your employer.

The second condition is that you must have enough money to support yourself during your stay in Switzerland. The amount of money required depends on how long you plan on staying there for, as well as how much time off work will be allowed.

If you meet these two conditions, then all you need to do is apply for a Swiss residence permit online or by mail and pay the appropriate fees at the Swiss consulate or embassy nearest where you live.

Switzerland is a popular destination for those seeking to find a job. It is not just because of the country’s beautiful scenery and the high quality of life, but also due to the fact that there are many companies based in Switzerland that offer work visas for Bangladeshi people.

The process of getting a work visa in Switzerland is not very difficult and can be done within a few months after applying. The application process will depend on the type of visa you want, but most people need to submit an invitation letter from their employer, plus copies of their passport, residence permit, birth certificate, police clearance certificate and medical insurance card.

It is important that you do not apply for this type of visa if you do not have employment with a company based in Switzerland. If your employer does not have a presence in Switzerland or if they do not offer work visas to foreigners then you should seek another company that does have such services available to its employees before filling out any paperwork online or submitting an application through email or fax.

Switzerland schengen visa conditions for Bangladeshi citizens

• You must submit a passport or other travel document issued within the last 10 years. This must have at least 2 blank pages and be valid for at least another 3 months after the date you intend to leave the Schengen area.
• Each person travelling with you on your travel document must submit their own visa form.
• When you submit your application your fingerprints will be taken. These will remain valid for 5 years. Some applicants, such as children under the age of 12, do not need to have their fingerprints taken.
• You will be charged a fee for your application. If you apply through an external service provider you will also have to pay an extra fee to the provider. (Source: https://visalist.io/switzerland/visa-requirements/bangladesh )

Sample of the Business Travel Requirements for an Bangladesh Visa for Swiss Citizens

1. PassportThe applicant’s actual passport. The passport must:
   • Contain at least two blank visa pages
   • Be valid for six months beyond exit date
2. Photograph(s)You must provide two colour, passport type photographs that meet the following criteria:
   • Be taken within the last three months and printed on high quality photo paper
   • Be taken against an all white background
   • Be 35 mm by 45mm in size
   • Provide the full frontal view of your head with your face centered in the middle and displaying a neutral (non-smiling) expression
   • You may wear neither spectacles nor headwear except for religious purposes
   • Your photos should not be affixed to your application and they may not display evidence of adhesive or staples
   • Be identical
3. Copy of Passport Identification PageProvide a clear copy of your passport identification page
4. Business Introduction LetterYou must provide a Business Cover Letter from the applicant’s Swiss employer. All letters must be printed on company letterhead that displays a Swiss postal address. Use the sample Business Cover Letter provided here to complete your letter.
   
   All Business Cover Letters must be addressed to the Embassy or Consulate. The address of the diplomatic mission can be found here
5. Letter of InvitationA letter of invitation from the company the applicant is visiting. A copy is acceptable. This letter must:
   • Be on company letterhead paper
   • Include the name of the applicant
   • State the purpose of journey
   • State the date of entry
   • Specify the requested number of entries and the length of visa required
   The Embassy requires that the inviting organisation sends a copy of the letter of invitation to permanentmission.geneva@mofa.gov.bd
6. Proof of Travel ArrangementsA copy of the flight confirmation showing onward/return travel
7. Visa Application Form(s)One fully completed and signed application form
8. VisaCentral Order ConfirmationFor orders placed on the VisaCentral website, a copy of the Online Order Confirmation which is sent to you via email, must be submitted.
   For all other orders, and where applicable, a completed VisaCentral Visa Order Form which can be found in the VisaCentral Application Pack should be submitted.
   Please note that all card payments will only be made upon completion of the visa application process. 
9. Previous visits to areas impacted by COVID-19Bangladesh has temporarily suspended entry to travellers who have been to areas impacted by COVID-19

Sample of the Tourist Travel Requirements for an Bangladesh Visa for Swiss Citizens

1. PassportThe applicant’s actual passport. The passport must:
   • Contain at least two blank visa pages
   • Be valid for six months beyond exit date
2. Photograph(s)You must provide two colour, passport type photographs that meet the following criteria:
   • Be taken within the last three months and printed on high quality photo paper
   • Be taken against an all white background
   • Be 35 mm by 45mm in size
   • Provide the full frontal view of your head with your face centered in the middle and displaying a neutral (non-smiling) expression
   • You may wear neither spectacles nor headwear except for religious purposes
   • Your photos should not be affixed to your application and they may not display evidence of adhesive or staples
   • Be identical
3. Copy of Passport Identification PageProvide a clear copy of your passport identification page
4. Proof of Travel ArrangementsDetails of travel arrangements. This must be provided as:
   • A copy of the flight confirmation showing onward/return travel
   • A copy of the hotel confirmation
5. Visa Application Form(s)One fully completed and signed application form
6. VisaCentral Order ConfirmationFor orders placed on the VisaCentral website, a copy of the Online Order Confirmation which is sent to you via email, must be submitted.
   For all other orders, and where applicable, a completed VisaCentral Visa Order Form which can be found in the VisaCentral Application Pack should be submitted.
   Please note that all card payments will only be made upon completion of the visa application process. 
7. Previous visits to areas impacted by COVID-19Bangladesh has temporarily suspended entry to travellers who have been to areas impacted by COVID-19

Conclusion

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