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Swiss citizens have one of the strongest passports in the world, which ranked 3rd globally. This allows them to travel to 114 countries without a visa. 

Some countries still require a visa, so it’s important to check the entry rules before making travel plans.

Para 55 países, Swiss citizens can apply for an eVisa and an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA). You can do both applications em linha, and it doesn’t take much time.

Also, 13 países offer a Visto à chegada (VOA). This means Swiss travelers can get their visa when they arrive at the airport or border. A few destinations require a traditional visa. And travelers must apply in person no embaixada ou consulado of that country. Some embassies also allow travelers to book appointments online.

No matter where they travel, Swiss citizens must have a passaporte válido com pelo menos six (6) months of remaining validity from the date they enter the country. 

Um eVisa is an online visa that you can apply for without visiting the embassy or consulate of the destination country. After your application is approved, you can download it to your phone or print it out to show at the airport when you travel.

Um ETA (autorização eletrónica de viagem) is a type of travel permit that allows you to enter a country without applying for a regular visa before your trip. When you arrive, you can get your visa from immigration officers.

You can also apply for an ETA online, just like an eVisa, and it will be sent to your email. The main difference is that an ETA is only valid for a specific period of time. You must travel within that time to get your visa.

If your ETA expires before you travel, it will no longer be valid. So you will need to apply for a new one.

Here is a list of countries that offer an eVisa and ETA for Swiss citizens:

A Visto à chegada (VoA) is a type of visa that travelers can chegar depois de chegar at the airport or border of the destination country. You don’t need to apply before your trip. Instead, you can complete the process when you arrive at the airport.

Since immigration rules can change anytime, it’s always a good idea to check the latest Visa on Arrival policy do seu destino antes de viajar.

The following countries allow Swiss citizens to get a Visa on Arrival (VoA):

With a passport ranked 3rd in the world, Swiss citizens enjoy easy travel to many places around the globe. They can enter 114 countries without getting a visa before their trip.

Here is a list of countries that Swiss citizens can visit visa-free:

Swiss citizens need to get a sticker visa antes de viajar para 16 countries. A sticker visa is placed directly in your passport by the embassy or consulate of the country you plan to visit.

Depending on the country, the visa application can be done em linha ou in person. Some destinations allow travelers to apply online without visiting the embassy or sending their passport by mail. This depends on the visa policy of the destination country.

If online applications are not available, travelers must apply in person no embaixada ou consulado. During this process, they will need to submit their passport, visa form, and required documents to receive the sticker visa.

O tipo e duração do visto depend on the reason for travel. It’s always best to verificar os requisitos específicos do visto before starting your application.

Below is a list of countries that require Swiss citizens to have a visa:

While traveling abroad Swiss citizens traveling must follow some basic visa rules. Most countries have similar requirements, which usually include the following:

• Passaporte válido: Your Swiss passport must be valid for at least six (6) months from the date you enter the destination country.
• Formulário de pedido de visto: You must fill out and submit a visa application form, either online or at the embassy or consulate. The form asks for your personal details, travel plans, supporting documents, and the purpose of your visit.
• Fotografia: You need to provide one or more passport-size photos (a white background and a clear view of your face). Photos must be taken within the last three months.
• Bilhetes de avião: Some countries need the proof of travel, such as confirmed flight tickets for both arrival and departure.
• Prova de alojamento: You also need to mention where you will stay, such as a hotel booking or the address of family or friends. This information must be accurate and is often required when submitting your visa application.

Swiss citizens can visit 198 countries around the world. Out of these, 114 countries can be visited without a visa, thanks to Switzerland’s strong passport ranking (3rd globally).

Swiss citizens can visit 114 countries without a visa. These include many countries, and you can see the complete list above.

Yes, Swiss citizens can have more than one passport. They may hold dual or even triple citizenship if the other countries involved allow it. Switzerland permits multiple citizenships without any problem.

The best proof of Swiss citizenship is your Swiss passport or Swiss identity card (ID). A certificate of nationality issued by local authorities can also serve as official proof if needed.

Yes. Swiss law allows dual or multiple citizenships. You do not lose your Swiss nationality if you become a citizen of another country.

Usually no. Swiss citizens do not need a transit visa in most countries if they are not leaving the airport and are only connecting to another flight. Some countries may have sepcific rules, so it’s best to check before traveling.

Yes, many countries require travel insurance when you apply for a visa. The insurance should cover medical costs and emergencies during your trip. It’s also a good idea to have travel insurance even if it’s not required.

Yes. You can renew your Swiss passport at a Swiss embassy or consulate abroad. You’ll need to make an appointment and bring the required documents.

If you lose your passport while abroad, you need to report it immediately to the local police and then contact the nearest Swiss embassy or consulate. They can issue an emergency passport or travel document to help you return home safely.