is Switzerland a schengen state? can a non-EU national use a schengen visa to enter Switzerland?
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Sorry dear but Switzerland is not one of the schengen states which includes:Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain and Sweden.\n\nSwitzerland is not yet a member of the EU(European Union) so to go there you need thier visa.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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i should start learning 'Swiss' when i were you. Then you have the biggest part of Europe covered.\n\nIn Switzerland they speak Italian, German and French. There is not really a Swiss language, by the way.\n\nI'm Dutch, i won't be offended if you don't speak Dutch in my country. But i bet you'd be offended if i only spoke Dutch in your country, isn't it ?\n\n(if this question was supposed to be serious, then i'm sorry if i could only read it while laughing my brains out)
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here is a list of countries that allow dual citizenship :\nCountries Which Allow Dual Citizenship\n\nBangladesh, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Cyprus, Egypt, El Salvador, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Latvia, Lebanon, Lithuania, Macedonia, Malta, Mexico, New Zealand, Pakistan*, Portugal, Serbia and Montenegro, South Africa*, Spain (only in certain cases), Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Tonga (only in certain cases), Turkey, United Kingdom, United States of America, Western Samoa. \n\nthe law does not apply to the foreign spouse. He/she has the following option if he/she wishes to reside permanently in the Philippines: (a) apply for naturalisation; (b) apply for a permanent resident visa. \nhttp://news.inq7.net/opinion/index.php?index=2&story_id=57015&col=61\nplease read this ........
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Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Luxembourg
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Australian - or for that matter any other country- passport holders do not have a right fo visit other countries without a visa. Some counries may waive the visa requirement. You need to check the visa requirements for the specific country that you may want to visit.\n\ncc
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Visas are not required for any of the EU member states for tourist visits less than 3 months. See the site below for any other European countries you might be interested in.
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where are you from and where do you need a visa to?
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Generally speaking, you need a passport.  But there are countries that you cannot visit, like Yugoslavia or Zimbabwe
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Hi!\nAfter 1st of January every Bulgarian citizen will be allowed to travel freely everywhere in Europe without any visa or time period restrictions!\nAnd Greece allows Bulgarians to work in their country!\nYou won't have any problems about that!\nAz sa6to sam balgarka
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Yes!  Every able bodied man is part of the Swiss Army.  If you chose not to bear arms as a part of the army, you are taxed or required to perform some other services.  Woman can also serve.  They are organized like American militia of old.  Individual weapons are taken home and kept at the ready. The mountainous county side has built in kill zones and traps.  Roads and crossings are marked for destruction to stop invaders.\n\nAs you can see the military is for border defense. No nation can remain a nation, if it can not defend it's borders.  If you have something worth keeping, you have something worth taking.  \n\nOnly foolish dreamers think you can skip though life without dangers.  The Swiss may be dreamers but they are not foolish.
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First where are from ? \nSometimes you don't need visa , at all .\nIt deponds on you nazionality  .
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You can always come to India on a tourist visa, and after getting admission in the institution of your choice, transfer your tourist visa into students visa. The ministry of internal affairs takes care of this. \n\nAs for the guy who answered you with whether you are having trouble with english..probably he is un-aware that since 2004 India ranks 3rd in overall performance in worldwide level and standard of education, coming just next to Switzerland and Canada...
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German\nGerman is by far the most widely spoken language in Switzerland: 17 of the 26 cantons are monolingual in German.\n\n \nFrench\nFrench is spoken in the western part of the country, the "Suisse Romande." Four cantons are French-speaking: Geneva, Jura, Neuchâtel and Vaud. Three cantons are bilingual: in Bern, Fribourg and Valais both French and German are spoken.\n\n \nItalian\nItalian is spoken in Ticino and 4 southern valleys of Canton Graubünden.\n\n \nRhaeto-Rumantsch (Rumantsch)\nRumantsch is spoken only in the trilingual canton of Graubünden. The other two languages spoken there are German and Italian. Rumantsch, like Italian and French, is a language with Latin roots. It is spoken by just 0.5% of the total Swiss population.\n\nThe many foreigners resident in Switzerland have brought with them their own languages, which taken as a whole now outnumber both Rumantsch and Italian. The 2000 census showed that speakers of Serbian/Croatian were the largest foreign language group, with 1.4% of the population. English was the main language for 1%.
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Should these persons be able to speak Russian?\n\nWould this delegation be in Zurich anyway? What's the aim?\n\nI have banking experience, partly also with Basle2. However, I would recommend to contact the specialists of one of the two largest Swiss banks - UBS or Credit Suisse.\n\nGreetings from Switzerland
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It depends on South African laws, I suppose you can. In most countries, when at least one of the parents was born there, their  children are automatically citizens of that country. Just like in my case. I was born in the US, my parents were born in Brazil. I have dual citizenship. One American passport, one Brazilian passport. I go back and forth without needing a visa. Soon I will have a third citizenship and passport when the process is finalized...my great grandparents went from Italy to Brazil. Italian law says that up to 3 generations down,or kids, grandkids, and great grand kids of Italians born outside Italy have a right to Italian citizenship. Check up on the SA laws... good luck.
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Switzerland or the Ukraine!
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You need a short stay Schengen visa, check the embassey websites, they should give you everything you need, I'm not actually sure if US citixens need a visa, if your american, I just got one for my kazakh girlfriend, it was £25 and took about 2 weeks, the list of required documents was quite extensive, check the embassey sites for the details