If you want to come to Switzerland to study at a university, you will need to apply for a national D visa. For summer courses and language schools you will need to apply for short-term Schengen visa.

The national languages of Switzerland are German, French, Italian, and Romansh. Have in mind that English is not one of Switzerland’s national languages.

Yes, not only will you need it, it’s compulsory if you’re staying for more than three months. Although Switzerland has free universal healthcare, that only applies to Swiss citizens.

You are advised to get private health insurance within three months of being in the country. Your health insurance will cover hospitalization and medical treatment costs. However, you will still have to pay around 10% of the overall medical treatment cost annually.

Switzerland, a beautiful country in the heart of Europe, has an established culture and many things to take pride in. Some things that Switzerland is famous for include its neutrality, the cliches, the culture, tourism, traditional food, Swiss Alps, Swiss lifestyle, etc.

There are many reasons why Switzerland is one of the best countries in the world, and if you decide to study there, you will see it for yourself!