🇨🇭Switzerland Visa for Tunisian Citizens2026 Requirements, Fees & Documents

Please note that the visa category chosen by an applicant must be based on the purpose of travel and the decision must be made by the applicant him/herself - Visa Application Centre staff will not be able to assist you in making this decision. An application filled incorrectly and carelessly can cause refusal of a visa application. The applicant may need to submit additional details or applicant can be asked to come for an interview at the Embassy. Visa Application and other forms: Short Stay Visa Application Form – Click Here (sem.admin.ch ↗) Authorization for third party - English (PDF checklist ↗) / French (PDF checklist ↗) Declaration of Consent for couriers - English (PDF checklist ↗) / French (PDF checklist ↗) Document Checklists (in French): Tourism (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for touristic purposes. Business (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for a business trip. Spouses, children and other members of the family accompanying persons must file a tourist visa. Visit (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for a family / friendly visit (less than 90 days). Template of invitation letter for private visits: Invitation in French (PDF checklist ↗) Invitation in German (PDF checklist ↗) Car Dealers (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for buying cars. Spouses, children and other members of the family accompanying persons must file a tourist visa. Studies (up to 90 days) (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland to Study up to 90 days. Culture (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for artistic or cultural holiday with active participation. Spouses, children and other members of the family accompanying them must file a tourist visa. Sports (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for active participation in a sporting competition test at a sports club. Spouses, children and other members of the family accompanying them must file a tourist visa. Medical (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for medical treatment. Persons accompanying the patient need to apply for a tourist visa (or a visitor’s visa, if they are invited by a private person). Spouse of CH/EU/AELE citizens (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland to join your Swiss / EU / EFTA spouse. Facilitated Procedure (PDF checklist ↗) Facilitated procedure requirements are reduced (mainly for “official” visits to seminars / workshops, etc. organized by the international organizations and their sub- sections in Geneva and / or department (of Foreign Affairs).

Please note that the visa category chosen by an applicant must be based on the purpose of travel and the decision must be made by the applicant him/herself - Visa Application Centre staff will not be able to assist you in making this decision. An application filled incorrectly and carelessly can cause refusal of a visa application. The applicant may need to submit additional details or applicant can be asked to come for an interview at the Embassy. Visa Application and other forms: Short Stay Visa Application Form – Click Here (sem.admin.ch ↗) Authorization for third party - English (PDF checklist ↗) / French (PDF checklist ↗) Declaration of Consent for couriers - English (PDF checklist ↗) / French (PDF checklist ↗) Document Checklists (in French): Tourism (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for touristic purposes. Business (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for a business trip. Spouses, children and other members of the family accompanying persons must file a tourist visa. Visit (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for a family / friendly visit (less than 90 days). Template of invitation letter for private visits: Invitation in French (PDF checklist ↗) Invitation in German (PDF checklist ↗) Studies (up to 90 days) (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland to Study up to 90 days. Culture (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for artistic or cultural holiday with active participation. Spouses, children and other members of the family accompanying them must file a tourist visa. Sports (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for active participation in a sporting competition test at a sports club. Spouses, children and other members of the family accompanying them must file a tourist visa. Medical (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for medical treatment. Persons accompanying the patient need to apply for a tourist visa (or a visitor’s visa, if they are invited by a private person). Spouse of CH/EU/AELE citizens (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland to join your Swiss / EU / EFTA spouse. Facilitated Procedure (PDF checklist ↗) Facilitated procedure requirements are reduced (mainly for “official” visits to seminars / workshops, etc. organized by the international organizations and their sub- sections in Geneva and / or department (of Foreign Affairs).

Please note that the visa category chosen by an applicant must be based on the purpose of travel and the decision must be made by the applicant him/herself - Visa Application Centre staff will not be able to assist you in making this decision. An application filled incorrectly and carelessly can cause refusal of a visa application. The applicant may need to submit additional details or applicant can be asked to come for an interview at the Embassy. Visa Application and other forms: Short Stay Visa Application Form – Click Here (sem.admin.ch ↗) Authorization for third party - English (PDF checklist ↗) / French (PDF checklist ↗) Declaration of Consent for couriers - English (PDF checklist ↗) / French (PDF checklist ↗) Document Checklists (in French): Tourism (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for touristic purposes. Business (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for a business trip. Spouses, children and other members of the family accompanying persons must file a tourist visa. Visit (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for a family / friendly visit (less than 90 days). Template of invitation letter for private visits: Invitation in French (PDF checklist ↗) Invitation in German (PDF checklist ↗) Studies (up to 90 days) (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland to Study up to 90 days. Culture (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for artistic or cultural holiday with active participation. Spouses, children and other members of the family accompanying them must file a tourist visa. Sports (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for active participation in a sporting competition test at a sports club. Spouses, children and other members of the family accompanying them must file a tourist visa. Medical (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland for medical treatment. Persons accompanying the patient need to apply for a tourist visa (or a visitor’s visa, if they are invited by a private person). Spouse of CH/EU/AELE citizens (PDF checklist ↗) Travelling to Switzerland to join your Swiss / EU / EFTA spouse. Facilitated Procedure (PDF checklist ↗) Facilitated procedure requirements are reduced (mainly for “official” visits to seminars / workshops, etc. organized by the international organizations and their sub- sections in Geneva and / or department (of Foreign Affairs).