Life events
Marriage, divorce, job loss, moving canton: what major life events trigger under Swiss immigration law, with official sources, review status and next review date.
- Debt enforcement (Betreibung)
How debts affect your permit and naturalisation
- Having a baby in Switzerland
The child's permit and citizenship
- Moving to another canton with your permit
What Art. 37 FNIA requires
- When a permit holder dies
What happens to the family's permits
- Divorce and your permit
When you can stay (Art. 50 FNIA)
- Changing employer
What it means for your permit
- Losing a B or C permit
Revocation under Art. 62 and 63 FNIA
- Bringing family to Switzerland as a Swiss citizen
Art. 42 FNIA
- Hardship cases
A residence permit for serious personal hardship (Art. 30 FNIA)
- Integration agreements and the integration criteria
What cantons can ask of you
- Losing your job
What it means for your permit
- Language certificates
The A1, A2 and B1 levels for permits and naturalisation
- Marrying another foreign national in Switzerland
Aligning your permits
- Marrying a Swiss citizen
What changes for your permit
- Overstaying in Schengen
The consequences and why there is no safe route
- Bringing a brother or sister to Switzerland
What the law allows
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