Dying abroad
Worldwide, 29/08/2022
Every death is a challenge for the relatives, but if the death occurs abroad, there are additional challenges. Many questions arise: How can I make provisions in advance, what do my relatives have to consider, who will help in the event of death abroad? By making prudent provisions for your own death, you can relieve […] ...
Tariff change 2023
Switzerland, 28/06/2022
At the upcoming AGM we will propose a fee increase. In 2010, the membership fees were increased for the last time. In 2016, we unified the tariff structure, which resulted in a decrease for many members. Since then, fees have remained unchanged at CHF60 per year for individual membership. Now an increase of membership fees […] ...
Safety on a family trip around the world: 3 considerations for parents
Worldwide, 04/04/2022
Appreciated guest article from the Joseph family, Soliswiss members. Reading time: 5 minutes *** 1. Identify your fears and real dangers 2. Preparing for long distance travel with children 3. Trust yourself, your best travel insurance Many parents dream of discovering the world with their children. Imagine: the biology class observing the big animals in […] ...
Unbureaucratic support through the Soliswiss aid fund
Worldwide, 21/02/2022
The Soliswiss Cooperative aims to support Swiss nationals, in particular to mitigate financial risks arising from traveling long distances, emigrating, living abroad or returning to Switzerland. We always strive to empower Swiss citizens living abroad and to assist them with advice, services and products to allow for the best possible coverage. Since not all risks […] ...
Working abroad
Switzerland, 29/11/2021
Working abroad is always an exciting challenge, whether you are being sent by a Swiss employer, are looking to be hired in your new country of residence, are looking to start your own business abroad, or are looking to do a work assignment with an international organization. If you are planning to join a multilateral […] ...
(Deutsch) Abmelden bei Auslandsaufenthalten, Teil 1: Vor- und Nachteile
(Deutsch) Money Matters: als Auslandschweizer/in ein Bankkonto in der Schweiz?