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Daily life in Switzerland

Where can I find somewhere to live? Who pays the bill if I have to go to hospital? And which pets are not allowed to live alone in Switzerland? You can find answers to these and other questions about everyday life in Switzerland here. 

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Languages in Switzerland

This content was published on Switzerland has four national languages: French, German, Italian and Romansh. English is often used to bridge the divides.

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Housing in Switzerland

Most people in Switzerland live in apartments. The key to finding one that’s right for you is knowing how the market works.

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Insurance

Supplementary insurance can add additional coverage to standard policies for many scenarios, including the right to a private room in a hospital, more robust accident policies and coverage that remains valid when overseas.  In addition, special groups often offer their own insurance to cover potential accidents that could befall their members. For instance, outdoor enthusiasts can…

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Children and childcare

Switzerland remains a relatively conservative country, with the mother tending to handle the majority of childcare responsibilities.

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Living with disabilities

Facilities and infrastructure for persons travelling in Switzerland with restricted mobility have greatly improved in recent years.

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