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Each year, Swiss migration authorities record substantial immigration. In 2025, over 165,000 individuals immigrated to Switzerland, whether to take up employment, pursue studies, or join family members.

CONVINUS presents its Fall 2026 Global Mobility Insights Newsletter, offering comprehensive updates on international workforce mobility regulations, immigration policies, and cross-border employment frameworks. The publication examines legal developments affecting workers moving to Switzerland and provides strategic guidance for organizations managing global talent deployment across multiple jurisdictions.

CONVINUS Global Mobility Alert provides weekly updates on international mobility regulations and best practices across multiple jurisdictions. This edition covers new skilled migration pathways in Australia, regulatory changes in China and Panama, and practical guidance on cross-border work assignments in Switzerland.

Understanding the Swiss C Permit is essential for foreign nationals seeking permanent residence in Switzerland. This guide explores the eligibility requirements, application process, and key benefits of obtaining this crucial immigration status that grants long-term settlement rights.

On August 18, 2026, Namibia’s Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Security and Safety (MHAISS) announced that the new work permit for entrepreneurial activities would come into force on September 1, 2026.

Relocating to Switzerland involves navigating a complex web of immigration, employment, tax, and corporate law that affects both individuals and companies simultaneously. This comprehensive guide examines five critical questions that entrepreneurs, business owners, and corporations must address when planning a move to Switzerland, from establishing legal presence to ensuring proper tax domicile and maintaining operational substance.