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Switzerland:
Family Reunification Visa (Regroupement Familial)

Complete visa assistance and MEA Apostille for family members of Swiss residents. All certificates must be apostilled and translated to German, French, or Italian.

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Duration

Aligned with the sponsor's Swiss residency permit (B or C).

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Permit Scope

Allows family members to reside and study legally in Switzerland.

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MEA Legalisation

Apostille & document translation

"Bring your family members to live with you in Switzerland."

task_altCore Eligibility Criteria

  • check_circleAuthorization letter (Nulla Osta) issued by the Cantonal Migration Office.
  • check_circleSponsor B or C Permit copy and passport copy.
  • check_circleProof of adequate housing space (rental contract or deed).
  • check_circleLanguage certificate (A1 level in the official language of the canton for spouse).
  • check_circleSponsor income proof (proving self-sufficiency and no reliance on public funds).
  • check_circleOriginal Marriage Certificate - Apostille valid within 3 months.
  • check_circleOriginal Birth Certificate (for children) - Apostille valid within 3 months.
  • check_circlePassport Office PCC - valid for 6 months (Apostille valid within 3 months).
  • check_circleApplicant's full passport photocopy.
  • check_circlePassport size photos with 80% face coverage and white background.

fact_checkComprehensive Document Checklist

Check all mandatory papers required for submission at the Switzerland Embassy / Consulate.

1. General Identity & Application Papers

  • checkCantonal approval document copy.
  • checkApplicant's full passport photocopy.
  • checkPassport-size photographs (80% face coverage, white background).
  • checkSponsor B or C Permit photocopy.
  • checkSponsor passport copy.

2. Critical Certificates & Translation Requirements

Original Marriage Certificate
Apostille Req.Translation

Original certificate with Hague Apostille issued within the last 3 months, and Certified Translation.

Original Birth Certificate
Apostille Req.Translation

For children under 18, with Hague Apostille and Certified Translation.

Passport Office PCC (Police Clearance)
Apostille Req.Translation

PCC valid for 6 months, and Hague Apostille issued within the last 3 months, with Certified Translation.

Language A1 Certificate

A1 language proficiency certificate matching the Canton language (German, French, or Italian).

Housing Rental Agreement (Bail/Mietvertrag)
Translation

Proof of housing size matching Swiss Cantonal regulations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common inquiries regarding Switzerland Family Visa application requirements.

Do I need Certified Translations to Canton languages?

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Yes. Any certificate (Marriage, PCC, Medical) submitted for a Swiss visa must be translated to German, French, or Italian (depending on the Canton of destination) by a certified translator. We provide certified Certified Translations recognized by Swiss authorities.

Do Swiss consulates require Apostille on all certificates?

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Yes. All certificates must be legalized with a Hague Apostille in your country of origin before they can be translated and submitted for your visa.

What is the language requirement for Swiss family visas?

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Spouses relocating under family reunification must prove basic skills (A1 level) in the language spoken in the Canton they will reside in (German, French, or Italian). Some exemptions apply if you hold a university degree.