The hotel I am looking to stay at while in Switzerland has a check-in time of 1300 listed as hotel policy. I realize that this means 1 p.m. Still, I will be arriving later than this to the city. D...
Seems to me that "everything" we hear about Switzerland and its people is that everyone is polite, proper, nice, beautiful county, peaceful, on and on and on.... I can easily determine ...
I am going to Lucerne for a day and would like to get some really good chocolate, but I obviously don't have time to look and taste all of the shops. Do you know where to find the best shop?...
Additional Details Sorry that i didn't add details:I have Macedonian and Australian passport,but I really plan to go to Switzerland,because it is Europe and it is different....
I am an American who is learning German. I hope to be fluent someday. I am also considering moving to a German-speaking country someday with Switzerland being a top option.
I hope to backpacking for a month. My budget is around $1500-$2000. Is is possible. I have a few countries in mind like, Nepal, Tibet, Australia or New Zealand. I hope to know more about their ...
Careful - if you need a visa or not to visit Switzerland depends on what country your passport is from -- it does not matter to the Swiss if you have a Green Card!!
To be sure you get the right information, and don't get a nasty suprise at the border, check for the Swiss consulate nearest to where you live. Call them and be sure to tell them what country issued your passport, they will tell you if you need a visa or not!
Here's a link to the Swiss Embassy in Washington, DC - should be a good place to begin your search.
wwb_w
You should not need a visa to visit
goofus maximus
Uh... you try sneaking over the border yet? It always work for me.
emartshopping
they give you like 2 week free visa... I know.. i live in Germany
SNOGGO the Poet
Visa not needed for most nationalities. Only money.
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