26 CANTONS · CANTONAL PRACTICE
Cantonal practice.
Swiss migration law is federal law, implemented at cantonal level. Six cantons are actively involved or are included in the implementation plan – with in-depth support provided for each canton.
KANTONALE AKTIVIERUNG · STATUS
1 aktiv · 5 im Aktivierungsplan.
SIP öffnet Kantone nach Compliance mit dem Anwaltsregister-Recht und nach Kapazität des Beirats. Genève ist aktiv. Zürich, Vaud, Bern, Basel-Stadt und Zug folgen in den dokumentierten Phasen.
- GE · Genève
- Aktiv
- ZH · Zürich
- Aktivierung · M+3
- VD · Vaud
- Aktivierung · M+6
- BE · Bern
- Aktivierung · M+6
- BS · Basel-Stadt
- Aktivierung · M+12
- ZG · Zug
- Aktivierung · M+12
FULL INDEX
10 articles
- 01GEGenevaOCPM, IO sector, identification card, cross-border commuter volume – the special case of Geneva.
- 02ZHZurichMAH Zurich, cantonal practice in hardship cases, naturalisation, settlement.
- 03VDVaudSPOP, practice in the French-speaking part of Switzerland, EPFL/UNIL students, family reunification.
- 04BEBernMIDI Bern, bilingual canton, federal administration, federal personnel practice.
- 05BSBasel-StadtBasel-Stadt Migration Office, trinational region, pharmaceutical expatriates, cross-border commuters.
- 06ZGZugCantonal Migration Office of Zug, Crypto-Valley, high density of expatriates, cantonal bar register.
- 07DE-CHCluster · German-speaking Switzerland StandardMedium-sized German-speaking cantons — common patterns in practice.
- 08FR-CHCluster · French-speaking SwitzerlandCantons of French-speaking Switzerland, excluding Geneva/Vaud — examples of practice and differences.
- 09TITicinoBorder canton of Ticino — Italian-speaking region, Italian cross-border commuters.
- 10GR · VSCluster · Mountain cantonsGraubünden, Valais, Uri, Glarus – small cantons, independent practice.