向大家请教，英国去瑞士到底要不要签证阿
2026-07-17 23:55游四海旅游网 帮助了5111人
因为前几天看到说瑞士12月5号要加入申根，去得话要前申根签。 可是刚刚去了他的官网他们又说是明年初才加入。。。。。。
刚松了一口气 ，又在苹果上看到 据瑞士使馆官方网站最新发布的消息，2008年12月5日起瑞士加入申根国，从2008年12月5日开始，在英国居住持有学生或工作签证等中国护照的顾客进入瑞士必须持有有效的生根签证或瑞士签证。具体信息，请点击瑞士使馆官方网站阅读该通知：http://www.eda.admin.ch/eda/en/home/reps/eur/vgbr/ref_visinf/visgbr.html
可是这个网站和我查的网站不一样，我是在这里看到的 http://ch.vfsglobal.co.uk/faq.aspx
天啊！到底是怎莫样呢
请达人们帮忙看看！ 谢谢了！
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谢谢lotusbub，这个我也看到了，可是从YAHOO 搜索到的http://ch.vfsglobal.co.uk/faq.aspx ，说的不一样，给她写信问，他就把这个回我了。
Dear Sir/Madam,
Thanks for your email to the Visa Swiss Information in the United Kingdom.
We would invite you to go through the following 16 questions to obtain your answer.
Question 1 - I have a valid UK residence permit (entry clearance). Do I need a visa for Switzerland?
Answer: Foreign Nationals not exempt from obtaining a visa do NOT require a visa for stays of maximum 90 days in Switzerland, if they hold one of the following UK residence permits.
The passport as well as the residence permit for the UK must be valid beyond the date of departure from Switzerland.
Label:
- UK Entry Clearance; issued for multiples entries UK Entry Clearance
- Statement “Indefinite leave to enter the UK” even if the validity if the Entry Clearance has expired
- Residence Permit
- Residence Documentation
- Certificate of entitlement to the right of abode
Stamp or Label with Statement: - Indefinite period/given indefinite
Stamp with the statement:
- There is at present no time limit…
- A right of residence in the United Kingdom as a family member of an EEA national or Swiss national
- Leave to remain in the United Kingdom (condition residence for more than 6 months)
The below link would show example a UK resident permits allowed you to travel to Switzerland without a visa.
http://www.eda.admin.ch/eda/en/home/reps/eur/vgbr/ref_visinf/visgbr/ukvsne.html
The holder has leave to enter/remain that was granted on (condition: residence for more than 6 months)
Depending on their nationality, a visa may still be required for members of diplomatic and consular missions holding temporary residence permits with the endorsement “Exempt Diplomatic”.
Question 2 – I have a UK travel document. Do I need a visa for Switzerland?
Answer: You can travel to Switzerland without a visa only if you have one of the following documents. Please check very carefully.
- UK travel documents, issued to refugees by the Home Office, with blue cover, two black stripes (Gold stripes since 16 August 1996) in the top left hand corner and mentioning agreement of 28th July 1951.
- LATVIA Aliens and UNMIK Travel Document passport, must be endorsed with the UK permit as listed under question 1
- UK travel documents, issued to refugees by the Home Office, with blue cover, two black stripes (Gold stripes since 16 August 1996) in the top left hand corner and mentioning agreement of 28th July 1951.
- LATVIA Aliens passport, must be endorsed with the UK permit as listed under question 1
- UNMIK Travel Document, must be endorsed with a UK permit as listed under question 1.
Question 3 – I have a national passport or official passport or ID card of an EU country. Do I nee a visa?
Answer: No, all citizens of all the EU countries can enter Switzerland without a visa for tourist purposes. But Idendity cards for Bulgaria and Romania are not accepted.
Questions 4 – I have a passport of one of the following countries. Do I need a visa?
Answer: No. If you have a passport of one of the following countries, you do NOT need a visa for visit not exceeding 90 days in Switzerland.
Antigua and Barbuda Honduras Singapore
Argentina Hong Kong South Africa, incl temp ppt
Andorra Iceland Solomon Islands
Australia Israel Suriman
Bahamas Jamaica Trinidad and Tobago
Barbados Japan Tuvalu
Brazil Kiribati United States of America
Brunei Korea Uruguay
Canada Macao Vatican
Chile Malaysia Venezuela
Costa Rica Mexico
Croatia Monaco
Dominica New Zealand
El Salvador Nicaragua
Fiji St.Kitts and Nevis
Guatemala St Lucia
Guyana St Vincent and the Grenadines
Honduras San Marino
Question 5 - I have one of the following Diplomatic, Official, Service, or Special passport. Do I need a visa for Switzerland?
Answer No. If you hold one of the following passports, you do not need a visa for Switzerland for a visit not exceeding 90 days.
Diplomatic passport: Albania, Algeria, Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Iran, Macedonia, Moldavia, Marocco, Namibia, Peru, Philippines, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine.
Official passport: Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Namibia, Philippines, Thailand.
Service passports: Algeria, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Macedonia, Moldavia, Morocco, Namibia, Peru, Philippines, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine.
Special passport: Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Macedonia, Marocco, Peru, Tunisia, Turkey.
Question 6 – I have a valid authorisation to live in EU or EFTA states, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Canada or the USA. Do I need a visa for Switzerland?
Answer: National holding a valid authorisation to live in EU or EFTA states, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Canada or the USA might not require a Swiss visa. In these case, they need to make an appointment with the Visa Section of the Swiss Embassy. The premium rate number is 09065771222 (1.50 min)
Question 7 – I have a national or an official passport of the one of the following countries and a VALID Schengen visa. Do I need a visa for Switzerland?
Answer : Nationals of the following countries can travel to Switzerland without a visa to travel if they hold a passport valid for three months after leaving Switzerland, endorsed with a multi-entry Schengen visa, valid for all Schengen states, valid for all Schengen States:
Bahrain Qatar Thailand
Kuwait Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates
Oman Taiwan (Republic of China, Ordinary passport only)
Questions 8 – I have a valid UK tourist or visitor’s visa valid for six months or more. Do I need a visa for Switzerland?
Answer: Passport holders with multiples UK C visitors visa need a Swiss visa unless their national passport allows them to travel without a Swiss visa to Switzerland (see Question 4). Swiss visas must be applied for and obtained from the Swiss Embassy/Consulate in their own country of residence. The Swiss Embassy in London is not authorised to issue Swiss visas to multiple UK visitor’s visa holders.
Questions 9 – How long does the passport have to be valid?
Answer: If no visa required, the passport has to be valid when leaving the Switzerland. If a visa is required the passport has to be valid for at least three months after leaving Switzerland.
Question 10 – How long does the UK permit have to be valid?
Answer: The permit has to be valid when leaving Switzerland
Question 11 – I am student in the UK. Do I need a visa?
Answer: If you hold a valid national passport endorsed with a valid permit for the UK you do not require a visa for a visit not exceeding 90 days. See question 1.
Question 12 – I am a UK or EU national and would like o take up a job in Switzerland. Do I need a visa or a work permit?
Answer: You should get in contact with the local authority of the relevant canton in Switzerland. The address can be found on the website of the Federal Office for Migration : WWW.BFM.ADMIN.CH
Question 13 – I want to study/work for more than three months in Switzerland. Do I need a Swiss visa?
Answer : If you are NOT an EU or UK national you need a visa and therefore have to apply it at the Swiss Embassy.
Question 14 – If a visa is needed for Switzerland, do I have to make an appointment? Answer : Yes, you have to schedule an appointment prior to your visit to the Embassy by calling the following premium rate number : 09065771222 (1.50 min)
Questions 15 – Do I get the visa on the same day? Answer: No, please note processing takes 24 hours or next working day.
Question 16 – What is the visa-fee? Answer : The fee is £ 27.50 in cash only. This can vary to the exchange rate.
Question 17- Has Switzerland already joined the Schengen visa Scheme? Answer : No, but it is likely to join at the beginning of 2009.
If you still have not got an answer for your questions, we would request you to send your query to infovisaswiss.uk@vfshelpline.com or to contact us on 09 0657 1222 (£1.50/min)
Kind Regards,
Swiss Helpdesk Team
United Kingdom
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Dear Sir/Madam,
Thanks for your email to the Visa Swiss Information in the United Kingdom.
We would invite you to go through the following 16 questions to obtain your answer.
Question 1 - I have a valid UK residence permit (entry clearance). Do I need a visa for Switzerland?
Answer: Foreign Nationals not exempt from obtaining a visa do NOT require a visa for stays of maximum 90 days in Switzerland, if they hold one of the following UK residence permits.
The passport as well as the residence permit for the UK must be valid beyond the date of departure from Switzerland.
Label:
- UK Entry Clearance; issued for multiples entries UK Entry Clearance
- Statement “Indefinite leave to enter the UK” even if the validity if the Entry Clearance has expired
- Residence Permit
- Residence Documentation
- Certificate of entitlement to the right of abode
Stamp or Label with Statement: - Indefinite period/given indefinite
Stamp with the statement:
- There is at present no time limit…
- A right of residence in the United Kingdom as a family member of an EEA national or Swiss national
- Leave to remain in the United Kingdom (condition residence for more than 6 months)
The below link would show example a UK resident permits allowed you to travel to Switzerland without a visa.
http://www.eda.admin.ch/eda/en/home/reps/eur/vgbr/ref_visinf/visgbr/ukvsne.html
The holder has leave to enter/remain that was granted on (condition: residence for more than 6 months)
Depending on their nationality, a visa may still be required for members of diplomatic and consular missions holding temporary residence permits with the endorsement “Exempt Diplomatic”.
Question 2 – I have a UK travel document. Do I need a visa for Switzerland?
Answer: You can travel to Switzerland without a visa only if you have one of the following documents. Please check very carefully.
- UK travel documents, issued to refugees by the Home Office, with blue cover, two black stripes (Gold stripes since 16 August 1996) in the top left hand corner and mentioning agreement of 28th July 1951.
- LATVIA Aliens and UNMIK Travel Document passport, must be endorsed with the UK permit as listed under question 1
- UK travel documents, issued to refugees by the Home Office, with blue cover, two black stripes (Gold stripes since 16 August 1996) in the top left hand corner and mentioning agreement of 28th July 1951.
- LATVIA Aliens passport, must be endorsed with the UK permit as listed under question 1
- UNMIK Travel Document, must be endorsed with a UK permit as listed under question 1.
Question 3 – I have a national passport or official passport or ID card of an EU country. Do I nee a visa?
Answer: No, all citizens of all the EU countries can enter Switzerland without a visa for tourist purposes. But Idendity cards for Bulgaria and Romania are not accepted.
Questions 4 – I have a passport of one of the following countries. Do I need a visa?
Answer: No. If you have a passport of one of the following countries, you do NOT need a visa for visit not exceeding 90 days in Switzerland.
Antigua and Barbuda Honduras Singapore
Argentina Hong Kong South Africa, incl temp ppt
Andorra Iceland Solomon Islands
Australia Israel Suriman
Bahamas Jamaica Trinidad and Tobago
Barbados Japan Tuvalu
Brazil Kiribati United States of America
Brunei Korea Uruguay
Canada Macao Vatican
Chile Malaysia Venezuela
Costa Rica Mexico
Croatia Monaco
Dominica New Zealand
El Salvador Nicaragua
Fiji St.Kitts and Nevis
Guatemala St Lucia
Guyana St Vincent and the Grenadines
Honduras San Marino
Question 5 - I have one of the following Diplomatic, Official, Service, or Special passport. Do I need a visa for Switzerland?
Answer No. If you hold one of the following passports, you do not need a visa for Switzerland for a visit not exceeding 90 days.
Diplomatic passport: Albania, Algeria, Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Iran, Macedonia, Moldavia, Marocco, Namibia, Peru, Philippines, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine.
Official passport: Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Namibia, Philippines, Thailand.
Service passports: Algeria, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Macedonia, Moldavia, Morocco, Namibia, Peru, Philippines, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine.
Special passport: Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Macedonia, Marocco, Peru, Tunisia, Turkey.
Question 6 – I have a valid authorisation to live in EU or EFTA states, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Canada or the USA. Do I need a visa for Switzerland?
Answer: National holding a valid authorisation to live in EU or EFTA states, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Canada or the USA might not require a Swiss visa. In these case, they need to make an appointment with the Visa Section of the Swiss Embassy. The premium rate number is 09065771222 (1.50 min)
Question 7 – I have a national or an official passport of the one of the following countries and a VALID Schengen visa. Do I need a visa for Switzerland?
Answer : Nationals of the following countries can travel to Switzerland without a visa to travel if they hold a passport valid for three months after leaving Switzerland, endorsed with a multi-entry Schengen visa, valid for all Schengen states, valid for all Schengen States:
Bahrain Qatar Thailand
Kuwait Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates
Oman Taiwan (Republic of China, Ordinary passport only)
Questions 8 – I have a valid UK tourist or visitor’s visa valid for six months or more. Do I need a visa for Switzerland?
Answer: Passport holders with multiples UK C visitors visa need a Swiss visa unless their national passport allows them to travel without a Swiss visa to Switzerland (see Question 4). Swiss visas must be applied for and obtained from the Swiss Embassy/Consulate in their own country of residence. The Swiss Embassy in London is not authorised to issue Swiss visas to multiple UK visitor’s visa holders.
Questions 9 – How long does the passport have to be valid?
Answer: If no visa required, the passport has to be valid when leaving the Switzerland. If a visa is required the passport has to be valid for at least three months after leaving Switzerland.
Question 10 – How long does the UK permit have to be valid?
Answer: The permit has to be valid when leaving Switzerland
Question 11 – I am student in the UK. Do I need a visa?
Answer: If you hold a valid national passport endorsed with a valid permit for the UK you do not require a visa for a visit not exceeding 90 days. See question 1.
Question 12 – I am a UK or EU national and would like o take up a job in Switzerland. Do I need a visa or a work permit?
Answer: You should get in contact with the local authority of the relevant canton in Switzerland. The address can be found on the website of the Federal Office for Migration : WWW.BFM.ADMIN.CH
Question 13 – I want to study/work for more than three months in Switzerland. Do I need a Swiss visa?
Answer : If you are NOT an EU or UK national you need a visa and therefore have to apply it at the Swiss Embassy.
Question 14 – If a visa is needed for Switzerland, do I have to make an appointment? Answer : Yes, you have to schedule an appointment prior to your visit to the Embassy by calling the following premium rate number : 09065771222 (1.50 min)
Questions 15 – Do I get the visa on the same day? Answer: No, please note processing takes 24 hours or next working day.
Question 16 – What is the visa-fee? Answer : The fee is £ 27.50 in cash only. This can vary to the exchange rate.
Question 17- Has Switzerland already joined the Schengen visa Scheme? Answer : No, but it is likely to join at the beginning of 2009.
If you still have not got an answer for your questions, we would request you to send your query to infovisaswiss.uk@vfshelpline.com or to contact us on 09 0657 1222 (£1.50/min)
Kind Regards,
Swiss Helpdesk Team
United Kingdom
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这个就好了：
http://www.eda.admin.ch/eda/en/home/reps/eur/vgbr/ref_visinf/visgbr/impnot.html
Important notice
Switzerland aims to join the Schengen visa scheme on 5 December 2008. Therefore all foreign nationals residing in the UK who require a Schengen visa will from that date onwards also require a Schengen visa to enter Switzerland.
In order to ensure that persons affected by these changes can finalise their travel plans in time for the Christmas/New Year holiday season the Swiss Embassy London will be issuing - with immediate effect - Swiss visas valid for Switzerland only as a precautionary measure to persons who:
intend to travel to Switzerland between 5 December 2008 and 5 January 2009
do not already hold a valid Schengen visa
and are travelling to and from Switzerland by air only.
In these cases, it is strongly recommended in your own interests that you apply for a Swiss visa valid for Switzerland only as soon as possible but not later than 30 November 2008.
下面还有个附件，下载了看，说得很清楚
http://www.eda.admin.ch/eda/en/home/reps/eur/vgbr/ref_visinf/visgbr/impnot.html
Important notice
Switzerland aims to join the Schengen visa scheme on 5 December 2008. Therefore all foreign nationals residing in the UK who require a Schengen visa will from that date onwards also require a Schengen visa to enter Switzerland.
In order to ensure that persons affected by these changes can finalise their travel plans in time for the Christmas/New Year holiday season the Swiss Embassy London will be issuing - with immediate effect - Swiss visas valid for Switzerland only as a precautionary measure to persons who:
intend to travel to Switzerland between 5 December 2008 and 5 January 2009
do not already hold a valid Schengen visa
and are travelling to and from Switzerland by air only.
In these cases, it is strongly recommended in your own interests that you apply for a Swiss visa valid for Switzerland only as soon as possible but not later than 30 November 2008.
下面还有个附件，下载了看，说得很清楚
我也是给他们写信咨询了,不到2分钟就给我automatically回了同样的信,看来非得打
诶，楼上的也在英国么。我也计划的4号到10号在瑞士旅游，没准儿到时候可以碰上呢
英国的TX们以后只能待英国了。。。
多钱呀？需要机票吗？
多钱呀？需要机票吗？
