Switzerland Detail

Overview

The name “Swiss” likely comes from the French word “Suisse,” meaning “loan”.
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Switzerland Capital:	Bern
Time Zone	GMT +2
Country Code	CHE
Calling Code	+41
Currency	Swiss Franc
Total Population	83.7 Lakhs
Area	41285 Square Km
Religion	Around 66.9% population follow either Roman Catholic or Swiss Reformed Christianity
GDP	65,983 Crore USD
Location	Central Europe
Official Language	French, Italian, German, Romansh Generally Used: English
Work Rights & Stay Back:	15hrs per week working is allowed only after first six months of stay. Some Canton like Geneva also allows 30hrs. Stay back of Six months after the study program
Monetary Pay	Around CHF 25-30 per hour for part time job.

With low crime rates and high wages, Swiss cities rank consistently high on the Quality of Living Survey each year
Low tuition fees
Switzerland has one of the highest average salaries in Europe, and some huge companies have offices throughout the country
Switzerland is home to one of Europe’s most prestigious higher education systems
The postcard-perfect beauty found throughout the nation- its magnificent Alpine mountains and dazzling lakes
Switzerland is one of the most affordable countries in Europe

Switzerland has more high mountain peaks than any other country in Europe
Switzerland is the world leader in luxury watch production
Albert Einstein developed his Theory of Relativity E=MC² in Switzerland
Switzerland has the third highest salary and job security out of all OECD countries
The Swiss eat more chocolate than any other nation in the world
Swiss are best mathematicians in Europe
Switzerland is regularly voted high up on the list of best places to live in terms of safety, quality of life and income
Switzerland has 208 mountains over 3000 meters high and 24 mountains higher than 4000 meters.
Have you ever wondered why the Swiss domain is denoted by the letters CH? It’s due to the fact that the name of the country in the Latin alphabet (which, incidentally, is often used in other areas as well) sounds like Confoederatio Helvetic
Military service is obligatory for Swiss men starting from 18 years of age.

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