Important information COVID-19

Entry into Switzerland from Saturday, 22 January 2022

• Persons who have been vaccinated or who have recovered will no longer be required to present a negative PCR or rapid antigen test before entering Switzerland. However, it is advisable to consult the travel company as they may still require a test for boarding.
• Persons who are not vaccinated or who have not recovered will still have to take the tests  (rapid antigenic test of 24 hours maximum or PCR of 72 hours maximum) to enter the country.
• The Passenger Locator Form (PLF) will only have to be completed by those travelling to Switzerland by plane or on a long-distance bus service.

Keep yourself informed about the situation in Switzerland as it can change constantly. It is therefore important to regularly consult the website of the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH).

Federal Office of Public Health - Travelcheck

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Important information regarding the measures taken in Belgium to contain COVID-19

Detailed and updated information on the measures taken in Belgium is available via the following links:

www.info-coronavirus.be
www.diplomatie.belgium.be

Switzerland-EU Institutional Agreement

No signing of Swiss–EU institutional agreement

At its meeting on 26 May 2021, the Federal Council undertook an overall evaluation of the outcome of the negotiations on the institutional framework agreement (InstA).

#SwissEUrelations – a first rank partnership

The European Union is Switzerland’s most important partner by far and effective cooperation is therefore vitally important. This video presents facts and figures about the close economic and human relations between Switzerland and the European Union. #SwissEUrelations #MoreThanNeighbors

Services and visa

All consular services and visa issues are provided by the Regional Consular Centre Benelux in The Hague/Netherlands.

Consular services
Visa and entry to Switzerland