Switzerland is facing a major labor shortage in 2024, creating opportunities for skilled professionals worldwide. Here are the main points:
1) Healthcare workers:
Nurses: Many professions are in high demand.
Doctors: Especially in departments and rural areas.
2) Construction industry:
Engineers: Infrastructure projects require skilled workers.
Mechanical Engineers: Crucial for industrial and manufacturing industries.
3) IT:
Developers: Important for digital transformation projects.
IT Security Professionals: The need is growing due to increasing cyber threats.
4) Education:
Teachers: Various levels, focus on STEM subjects.
University professors: Specializations in areas of higher research.
5) Legal Specialists:
Corporate lawyers: International law and compliance.
6) Work visa process:
Job offer: Receive a job offer from a Swiss employer.
Employer’s request: The employer requests a work permit.
Visa Application: Apply for a visa after your permit is approved.
For citizens of non-EU/EFTA countries:
Annual quota: 8,500 work permits are available.
Switzerland’s rigorous selection process ensures that only highly qualified professionals can fill these roles, contributing to the country’s economic growth and innovation.
You can find more detailed visa guidance at visa@gogpl.in or by consulting with our qualified immigration professionals.
