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Finance & Business
Pensions & Insurance
Editor's Guide: Pensions & Insurance in Switzerland
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Here's a short introduction to our Pensions & Insurance section for Switzerland.Overseas insurance
Understanding overseas insurance is essential for expats, whether it be medical, work-related, life insurance, insuring your house or car, or taking out special insurance relevant to your lifestyle. Some countries require self-employed expats to insure themselves.
Expatica’s Pensions and Insurance channel provides an overview of compulsory and optional insurance in Switzerland. The bottom line is: insure yourself, your home, car and any other valuable property. Make sure you understand the intricacies of the local insurance system, or you might find yourself out of pocket in the event of a crisis.
More guidance can be found in "Expert tips: How to protect your family against unforeseen events" and "Private health insurance - which policy?"
How to apply for a residency or work permit in Switzerland for you and your family.
Information about renting property and obtaining a mortgage in Switzerland.
Information about the Swiss healthcare system, health insurance, pharmacies and emergency numbers.
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