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All persons who are resident in Switzerland but do not have Swiss citizenship are considered foreign nationals. At present, the vast majority of foreign nationals permanently residing in Switzerland are from EU/EFTA countries.
A residence permit may be revoked or not renewed during the period of its validity due to misconduct or non-fulfillment of the conditions attached to the permit. For the same reasons, a permit may also be refused even before it has been issued. The competent migration authority issues such decisions by means of a ruling against which an appeal can be lodged.
Do you have questions in connection with a residence permit under Swiss immigration law ?
This is where the specialists and attorneys can help you.

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Topic and issues pertaining to immigration and citizenship law in Switzerland. B or C Permit permanent residence permit, permit with employment activity Settlement Permit, Naturalization, Work Permit, Revocation of permits, Refused Family reunion, Marriage preparation, Hardship application, The State Secretariat for Migration SEM, Appeal against non-extension / losing of the residence permit ( Aufenthaltsbewilligung Ausweis B) annulment of a simplified (facilitated) naturalization, Appeal against revocation / expiry of a permanent residence permit ( Niederlassungsbewilligung C ) An appeal against a decision to refuse a visa, advise and represent foreigners in migration law and offer comprehensive legal advice regarding residence, work and settlement permits, immigration law and appeal proceedings throughout Switzerland.