For outsiders, Switzerland evokes a vivid picture of prosperity and abundant natural resources. The snowclad Swiss Alps, lakes, rivers and scenic landscapes are well-known for their pristine beauty. Home to the headquarters of multiple international organizations, including the UN, WHO, and CERN, Switzerland is also a melting pot of cultural diversity. Over 46% of the population is foreign, making it an ideal location for exchange students from all over the world.

QUICK FACTS

• Population 7.3 million (July 2003 EST.)
• Official languages -German, French, Italian, and Romansh.
• Capital: Bern
• Major cities Zurich, Basel, Geneva, Berne and Lausanne
• Zurich: Largest city, financial and industrial center
• Telephone country prefix- 41
• Switzerland Currency – Swiss Franc

As a hotbed of cultural, scientific and academic exploration in Europe, Switzerland prides itself on having one of the world’s best education systems.

• Reputed universities with high-quality education
• World class research institutions, laboratories and study opportunities
• Low tuition fees, since most universities are publicly funded
• Wide spectrum of study programs in English
• Compact class sizes and practical courses

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• Valid Passport
• Recently taken Passport-Size Colour Photos
• Visa Application Form
• Offer Letter from the College.
• Confirmation Letter from the College
• Document Confirming the Proof of Accommodation.
• Air Ticket Reservation
• A Travel Health Insurance for the Whole Period of Stay.
• All Educational Documents (Need to do the Apostle)
• Work Experience Document, if any.
• Sufficient Means of Support
• VISA Fees