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The
Mobility Advisor at the ETH
provides information on living expenses in Switzerland, health insurance, and
exchange programs with other institutions. |
The Swiss Government is offering
scholarships for incoming students. |
The Immigration Authority of the Canton Zurich (the local branch of the
Swiss Federal Aliens Office) has certain guidelines for issuing residency
permits to students. These guidelines (in German) are handed out to foreign
students planning to immatriculate at the University of Zurich or the ETH
Zurich. Click here
to see our unofficial English translation of these guidelines. See also the
information provided by ETH Zurich:
http://www.study.ethz.ch/immigration.
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For official information and definitive answers to questions you might have,
please contact your nearest Swiss Consulate or Swiss Embassy. Please note that
for students belonging to the European Union, new guidelines might apply due to
a recent Swiss-EU treaty. |
The University of Zurich has only a few dormitories. Many
students share flats. Students who choose to do this should dedicate several
days to an intensive search for a room in a flat. The university's
virtual marketplace and the blackboards in the university buildings and
institutes are all very helpful. The
Youth Hostel and the
City Backpacker hotel are to be recommended for temporary living
arrangements. Students who would like to live in a dormitory should reserve a
room several months in advance. The demand for dormitory rooms is high and the
chance of getting a room is relatively small. Addresses are available at the
Accommodation Office. As soon as you have an accommodation, you can apply for a residence permit
which, among other things, allows you to open a bank account.
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