TRABAJAR en Suiza siendo latino: la realidad de los 4.500 PERMISOS sin usar
El Zángano Curioso
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Working in Switzerland as a Latin American is much harder than you'd think, and it's not for lack of places: every year, more than 4,500 permits from the quota for people from outside Europe go unused. I'll show you the inner workings of the system that leaves them empty, using Swiss law as my guide, and I'll debunk four things circulating online that are simply lies.
⏱️ Chapters:
00:00 There are too many permits and nobody talks about it
00:55 The invisible wall
03:28 Only qualified people
05:26 Your residency isn't enough
06:55 Snake oil salesmen
09:35 So why are there too many?
🔗 Links mentioned in the video:
State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) — conditions for third-country nationals: https://www.sem.admin.ch/sem/es/home/...
💰 My recommendations (affiliate links):
✅ Wise: CHF/EUR international transfers — free card or zero fees on transfers up to €500: https://wise.zangano.link
✅ Busuu: the app I use to study languages — your language level counts towards your permit application: https://busuu.zangano.link
💬 Join our community: free themed channels, discussion forums with people who want to come to Switzerland, and monthly group calls (for members): https://comunidad.zangano.link
📞 Need personalized help? Book a one-on-one video call with me: https://llamada.zangano.link
📩 Contact and inquiries about Switzerland: elzanganocurioso@gmail.com
#Switzerland #WorkInSwitzerland #ImmigrateToSwitzerland #WorkPermit #LiveInSwitzerland #NonEUCitizens #Latinos
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En España pasa algo similar. La empresa debe publicar una oferta de trabajo e intentar que la cubra un europeo antes de poder contratar a un latino. Lo sé porque lo viví en 2015 en Málaga.
Vivo 13 años y ellos te dan muy buenas opciones de estudiar de adulto y el que quiere aprovecha.
Eso si tengo un pasaporte de la unión europea.
Si eres de latinoamerica, México o cualquier lugar y estás cualificado te puedes presentar con inglés porque algunos vienen así eso si con un buen diploma.
GRACIAS
La gran mayoria de los latinos en Suiza tienen un passaüorte europeo, nadie pasa por todo ese proceso, es demasiado largo y caro.
TRABAJAR en Suiza siendo latino: la realidad de los 4.500 PERMISOS sin usar
El Zángano Curioso
20,312 views
Working in Switzerland as a Latin American is much harder than you'd think, and it's not for lack of places: every year, more than 4,500 permits from the quota for people from outside Europe go unused. I'll show you the inner workings of the system that leaves them empty, using Swiss law as my guide, and I'll debunk four things circulating online that are simply lies.
⏱️ Chapters:
00:00 There are too many permits and nobody talks about it
00:55 The invisible wall
03:28 Only qualified people
05:26 Your residency isn't enough
06:55 Snake oil salesmen
09:35 So why are there too many?
🔗 Links mentioned in the video:
State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) — conditions for third-country nationals: https://www.sem.admin.ch/sem/es/home/...
💰 My recommendations (affiliate links):
✅ Wise: CHF/EUR international transfers — free card or zero fees on transfers up to €500: https://wise.zangano.link
✅ Busuu: the app I use to study languages — your language level counts towards your permit application: https://busuu.zangano.link
💬 Join our community: free themed channels, discussion forums with people who want to come to Switzerland, and monthly group calls (for members): https://comunidad.zangano.link
📞 Need personalized help? Book a one-on-one video call with me: https://llamada.zangano.link
📩 Contact and inquiries about Switzerland: elzanganocurioso@gmail.com
#Switzerland #WorkInSwitzerland #ImmigrateToSwitzerland #WorkPermit #LiveInSwitzerland #NonEUCitizens #Latinos