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    How Much Does Swiss Lump-Sum Taxation Really Cost?

    Swiss lump-sum taxation is often described as if Switzerland offered a fixed annual tax package for wealthy foreign residents. This is misleading. In legal terms, taxation according to expenditure is a method for calculating a taxable base. It is not a flat fee, a separate tax rate or a Swiss residence permit. The real annual cost is usually driven by the highest relevant calculation input, not by the lowest published minimum.
    SwitzerlandTax
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    UK Visa Application Fees 2024

    If you're in the process of applying for a UK visa from outside the country, seeking an extension of your stay or aiming for indefinite leave to remain, it's important to note that a Home Office visa...
    United KingdomImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    UK Visa Application Fees 2025

    UK visa application fees have risen due to recent changes, with increases of up to 35% for student visas and 20% for family and settlement applications. Further hikes are planned for 2024, impacting both entry and stay applications.
    United KingdomImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    Sponsor Licence Revocation: Insights From New Hope Care Ltd

    Another sponsor licence revocation case, New Hope Care Ltd [2024] EWHC 1270 (Admin) (24 May 2024), was handed down on 24 May 2024, following a hearing on 16 May 2024.
    United KingdomImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    UK Partner And Family Visa Financial Requirements Explained

    In this article, we will examine different time periods for the financial requirement in partner and family visa applications. Partner and Family visa applications under Appendix FM have a financial requirement...
    United KingdomImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    Counting Schengen Days For Switzerland: How 90/180 Overstays Still Happen

    A traveller can overstay in Switzerland or the wider Schengen Area even with a valid Schengen visa, a multiple-entry visa, or visa-free access as a third-country national. The problem is often not that they failed to count days. It is that they counted the wrong days: only Swiss days, only nights, a fixed calendar period, or each trip separately.
    SwitzerlandImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    Married To A Swiss Citizen: What Must You Prove For Facilitated Naturalisation?

    Being married to a Swiss citizen may allow you to apply for facilitated Swiss naturalisation by marriage. It does not make Swiss citizenship automatic. The State Secretariat for Migration, SEM, will still examine whether the legal route is available, whether the marriage is genuine and stable, whether the residence and integration conditions are met, and whether the evidence remains truthful until the decision is made.
    SwitzerlandImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    UK Visa Application Fees From 4 October 2023

    If you're in the process of applying for a UK visa from outside the country, seeking an extension of your stay or aiming for indefinite leave to remain...
    United KingdomImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    Swiss Work Permits: Which Route Applies To EU/EFTA, UK And Third-Country Nationals?

    Switzerland does not have a single, general “work visa” route. The correct Swiss immigration analysis starts with four questions: nationality, employer location, activity and duration. A German software engineer, a Croatian project manager, a UK sales director and a US AI specialist may all work for the same Swiss business, but they may fall under different Swiss work authorisation rules.
    SwitzerlandImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    Swiss Retirement Residence For Non-EU Nationals: Why Personal Ties Matter

    Switzerland does not grant residence simply because a non-EU/EFTA national is wealthy and wishes to retire here. Substantial assets may support an application, but they do not replace the need to show genuine retirement, special personal ties to Switzerland, no gainful activity and a credible Swiss residence plan.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    Can EU/EFTA Retirees Live In Switzerland Without Working?

    EU/EFTA nationality gives retirees a favourable Swiss residence route, but it does not create an unconditional right to settle in Switzerland. Before choosing a canton, signing a lease or arranging Swiss tax planning, an EU/EFTA retiree should first test whether they can meet the immigration conditions for residence without gainful activity.
    SwitzerlandImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    Can An Elderly Parent Move To Switzerland? The Dependency Test

    Wanting an elderly parent nearby in Switzerland is entirely understandable, particularly where a parent is widowed, unwell, isolated or increasingly reliant on family support. Swiss immigration law, however, protects spouses and minor children much more clearly than adult parents.
    SwitzerlandImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    Posted Worker Notification In Switzerland: Are Short Swiss Assignments Safe?

    A one-day repair, installation, IT intervention or client-site handover in Switzerland can still create immigration and posted-worker compliance risk. Short duration, foreign payroll, an intra-group context or an online notification confirmation does not, by itself, make the assignment safe. The route should be assessed before travel.
    SwitzerlandImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    Swiss Schengen Visa Refused? What The Refusal Decision May Not Tell You

    A Swiss Schengen visa refusal can be frustrating because the decision often arrives on a short standard form with one or more boxes ticked. The form matters legally, but it may not explain the factual concern that led to the refusal. Before deciding whether to object, reapply or rebuild the evidence, the applicant should identify what the Swiss authority was not persuaded about.
    SwitzerlandImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    UK Visa Application Fees 2022

    If you are applying for a UK visa from outside the UK, you will need to pay a visa application fee as part of your UK visa application.
    United KingdomImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    UK Visa Application Fees 2026

    The UK Home Office has updated visa application fees effective October 8, 2026, with significant increases across multiple immigration routes including work visas, family applications, and settlement. Understanding these fees, along with additional charges like the Immigration Health Surcharge and Immigration Skills Charge, is essential for anyone planning to apply for UK immigration status or sponsoring workers.
    United KingdomImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    Hiring A Non-EU/EFTA Employee In Switzerland: What Must Employers Prove?

    Before promising a start date to a preferred non-EU/EFTA candidate, a Swiss employer should first ask a harder question: can we prove the work-authorisation case? In Switzerland, the offer of employment is only the starting point.
    SwitzerlandImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    Can You Keep A Swiss C Permit During A Long Absence Abroad?

    A Swiss C permit gives strong settlement security, but it is not a licence to live abroad indefinitely. For long absences, the key question is not whether the permit card still appears valid. It is whether the underlying settlement status has survived departure, deregistration, prolonged absence or a missed preservation deadline.
    SwitzerlandImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    Swiss Schengen Visa Refused: Should You Appeal Or Reapply?

    After a Swiss Schengen visa refusal, the first step is not to react quickly, but to diagnose the refusal correctly. The right response depends on whether the decision appears wrong on the existing file, or whether the application was weak and needs to be rebuilt.
    SwitzerlandImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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    Satisfying The Appendix FM Partner Visa Financial Requirement Based On Employment Income (Part 2)

    In Part 1 of this comprehensive guide to the Appendix FM Partner and Family Visa financial requirement, we delved into the evidential standards that must be met by applicants...
    United KingdomImmigration
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
    Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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