- April 15, 2026
Switzerland is one of the most expensive countries in the world. In Mercer’s 2024 Cost of Living City Ranking, four Swiss cities were listed near the top. Zurich was third, Geneva was fourth, Basel was fifth, and Bern was sixth.
The eight-day rule is for workers coming from countries in the EU or EFTA. It means both the worker and the company are allowed to work in Switzerland for up to eight days without needing special permission. A company can send one or more workers at the same time, but they can only stay and work for eight days.
Yes, education in Switzerland is free until the end of compulsory school, which usually ends at age 15. This includes primary and lower secondary school in public schools. These schools are paid for by taxes and are free for all children living in Switzerland. However, the way schools are managed and funded can be a bit different depending on the region.
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