Nella15
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Honestly, i wouldn't come to switzerland.
For a couple of reasons, first of all, it is very difficult to find a job here in switzerland. Every job requires masters as a minimal requirement. Not only that, but there is a law that requires them to favor swiss citizens for a job over a foreigner.
so unless you plan to specialize in something very specific, it would be pointless. I'll agree, the pay is pretty good here too.
Also, fluency in all three languages is a requirement. More so, depending on the area you'll be working in. For geneva, french is an absolute must. English is a nice bonus, but to be honest, no one cares. German would definately appeal to hospitals in times of hire. maybe some italian as well? that way you can move around?
Finally, a minor detail i dont think anyone is aware of, Switzerland's medical certificates and qualification standards differ from one canton to the next. so basically, just because you are qualified for Geneva, doesn't mean you are qualified to work in the canton of Vaud, for example.
so you have to stay put.
Keep in mind, to gain swiss nationality, you need to have spent 12 consecutive years in the country. If you are under 18, each year counts as 2.
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