Emigration, returning to Switzerland, family, education, pensions, banking, insurance... I care about Swiss people living abroad and inform them about the issues that concern them.
Passionate about languages and cultures, my career path took a short turn through marketing and assistant work before crossing the road into journalism, in a job that allows me to converse with people from all over the world.
Thailand tightens visa policy, much to the dismay of Swiss seasonal retirees
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Thailand, a favourite destination for Swiss pensioners seeking to escape the Swiss winter, is tightening its visa exemption rules, causing uncertainty and additional administrative procedures.
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The Federal Office of Public Health is already warning of a possible 5% rise in health insurance premiums for 2027. Meanwhile, despite soaring temperatures, Switzerland has not yet officially declared a heatwave.
Swiss diaspora divided after Orbán’s fall in Hungary election
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Support for Viktor Orbán has ebbed among Swiss citizens living in Hungary, now watching to see if Péter Magyar lives up to his conservative pledges.
Making young Swiss abroad feel more than just ‘passport holders’
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Sofia Garcia‑Reyes is the new president of the Youth Parliament of the Swiss Abroad (YPSA). The Swiss‑Colombian aims to make the organisation indispensable for young Swiss living abroad.
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Marathon hearing for the mayor of Crans-Montana, the “Watches and Wonders” trade fair in Geneva, and tickets on public transport.
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Despite the conflict in the region and its impact on investments, Swiss entrepreneurs based in Dubai are determined not to leave.
The six European cities most loved by the Swiss Abroad
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Swiss citizens reside in almost every country worldwide, but the largest numbers are found in neighbouring states – especially in major European cities.
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How about camping out on the tarmac at Geneva Airport? April 1 hoaxes and surprising statistics on the Swiss Abroad are among the topics of today's briefing.
Swiss Abroad fear the consequences of a standoff with the EU
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The delegates of the Council of the Swiss Abroad (CSA) exchanged views with the members of the Swiss Abroad parliamentary group on the new treaties between Switzerland and the EU and the popular initiative 'No to a Switzerland of 10 million!'.
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Every other week, our editorial team produces short videos in which the Swiss Abroad have their say. Share your experiences and answer one of our questions. Record it on video and send it to us.
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The Swiss foreign ministry helpline is overwhelmed, but so far no repatriation requests have come from Swiss nationals in the Middle East.
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The Swiss government releases aid for the victims of the fire in Crans-Montana, and the results of the votes on March 8 are expected to be close on two issues.
ICE operations divide Swiss Abroad in United States
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Some see the crackdown as the rise of an authoritarian regime, while others defend it as a necessary fight against illegal immigration.
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Donald Trump’s lengthy speech at the WEF annual meeting, and reports of serious shortcomings during fire safety inspections in Crans-Montana.
Latin America shines at the Youth Parliament of the Swiss Abroad
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Elections were held from November 17 to December 14 to renew the YPSA committee for the 2026-2028 legislature. While the number of candidates broke a new record, participation is clearly down.
Did you leave Switzerland for warmer climes and now regretting your decision?
Every year, many Swiss leave their homeland in the quest for warmer weather. But temperatures are rising everywhere prompting expats to rethink their plans.
Has the death of a loved one made you reconsider your life abroad?
Some people feel the need to return to their roots. Others decide to stay in their adopted country or move to a new place to rebuild their lives. What was your situation like? What decision did you make?
What advice would you give to other part-time Swiss Abroad?
Are you one among a growing number of Swiss people who live part of the year in Switzerland and part abroad? What lessons have you learned from this lifestyle, what pitfalls should be avoided, what are the best tips?
As a Swiss Abroad, how do you feel about the emergence of more conservative family policies in some US states?
In recent years several US states have adopted more conservative policies on family issues, abortion and education. As a Swiss citizen living there, how do you view this development?
