SWITZERLAND

Switzerland is an exceptional destination for tourism, study, cultural exchange, and medical care due to its stunning natural landscapes, world-class education, and high-quality healthcare system. Known for its breathtaking Alps, crystal-clear lakes, and charming cities like Zurich, Geneva, and Lucerne, Switzerland offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and urban sophistication. It is home to some of the best universities globally, making it a popular choice for international students.

The country also has a highly regarded healthcare system, attracting medical tourists seeking advanced treatments. With its multilingual culture and commitment to innovation, Switzerland provides rich opportunities for cultural exchange and personal growth.

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    Type of Visas:
    The Embassy of Switzerland in Jordan processes visa applications for Switzerland as part of the Schengen Area, which allows travelers to apply for a Swiss visa to visit Switzerland and other Schengen countries. The types of visas available for applicants from Jordan depend on the purpose of their visit. Below is an overview of the types of visas you can apply for:

    1. Short-Stay Schengen Visa (Type C)

    This visa allows you to stay in Switzerland (and other Schengen Area countries) for up to 90 days within a 180-day period for purposes such as tourism, business, family visits, cultural exchange, or short-term medical treatment.

    • Categories of Short-Stay (Type C) Visa:‎
      Tourism: For leisure travel and sightseeing in Switzerland.‎
      Business: For attending business meetings, conferences, or other ‎professional activities.‎
      Family Visit: For visiting family or friends in Switzerland.‎
      Cultural, Scientific, or Sports Events: For attending cultural events, ‎conferences, exhibitions, or sports events.‎
      Medical Treatment: If you are seeking medical treatment in Switzerland ‎for a short period.‎
    1. Long-Stay Visa (Type D)

    A Type D visa is issued for stays longer than 90 days and is required for individuals planning to stay in Switzerland for purposes such as studies, work, family reunification, or long-term medical treatment.

    • Categories of Long-Stay Visa (Type D):‎
      Study Visa: For students admitted to a recognized educational institution ‎in Switzerland.‎
      Work Visa: For individuals who have secured a job offer or employment ‎contract in Switzerland.‎
      Family Reunification Visa: For family members (spouse, children, etc.) of ‎Swiss citizens or legal residents who want to join them in Switzerland.‎
      Medical Treatment Visa: For individuals seeking long-term medical care ‎in Switzerland.‎
    1. Airport Transit Visa (Type A)

    This type of visa is required for individuals who are transiting through Swiss airports on their way to a third country, but will not leave the international transit area.

    1. Transit Visa (Type B)

    A Transit Visa (Type B) is for travelers passing through Switzerland on their way to another destination, but who will leave the airport transit area and enter Switzerland temporarily.

      1. Medical Visa

      Switzerland is known for its high-quality healthcare system, and many individuals travel to Switzerland specifically for medical treatment.

        1. Family Reunification Visa

        If you are a family member (spouse, child, or dependent relative) of a Swiss citizen or a resident permit holder, you may apply for a visa to reunite with your family member in Switzerland.