Swiss and Chips - Your British Guide to Switzerland

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We’d love to answer your question in our show. Send a voice message to +41 76 282 67 66. After 13 years of living in Switzerland, Jo is finally allowed…
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First time here? We’d love to answer your question in our show. Send a voice message to +41 76 282 67 66. After Jo got her Swiss passport it was time to…
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It took around two years, but the moment has finally come. Ten months after the final interview a confirmation letter arrived in the post: Jo is Swiss…
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First time here? We’d love to answer your question in our show. Send a voice message to +41 76 282 67 66. It's the big moment in the Swiss citizenship…
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Once you have fulfilled all of the criteria to apply to become Swiss (take a look at our previous episodes in this mini-series if want to know more…
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We're still here and still making podcasts: not as often as we'd like, but there's a good reason for that, which we'll explain in this week's episode…
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After living in Switzerland for ten years, I can now formally apply to become a Swiss citizen! There are a number of conditions I had to make sure I met…
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Jo Fahy
Applying to become Swiss is a long process and requires lots of forms, documents and appointments. If you've lived in Switzerland long enough to think…
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Becoming a Swiss citizen is a long and somewhat complicated path with a few hurdles to overcome along the way. A few weeks from now Jo will start the…
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