How do you get paid??

I am going to be traveling next week and I am interested in the idea of living there. I'm an independent contractor in construction, any suggestions?

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This channel should have a million subs! Put on your shirt brother! 😂😂😂

I LOVE the country with its cleanliness and uniqueness, I just have problems with the ignorance and arrogance of their people. Its difficult making friends here, depending most probably on where you live. As soon as you take one step forwards towards them, they take a step backwards. I get on better with the young people than the oldies.

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Is the internet fast enough? Is dentistry affordable in Switzerland, particularly crowns and implants? Is the quality excellent?

How can I apply for work permit visa to Switzerland

A lot of bullshit about the grocery shopping! If you go to Denner you are not much more expensive than in Germany. Idiots like this Italian can not count.

Try to live in the US! Everything is more expensive than in Switzerland unless you live in a place where there are no jobs, and the quality of life is terrible.

Where’s the link for the e-visa

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Support hardworking Swiss farmers and buy Swiss products in Switzerland. Without the farmers, Switzerland would not be as beautiful and safe as it is. Nobody in Switzerland is poor because of the costs of grocerys, here, you get poor for the high costs for health insurance, mobility, taxes and rent. Grocerys are not expensive if you pay attention to promotions, and very often, you can buy at half price - go to the Denner super market or by from your local farmer.

How do you get paid

I went to gili to dive saw a Whale shark in shark point

Boring country. One of the places i will never visit

Thanks for sharing. It is actually ridiculous one needs to go over the boarder to buy groceries. There is absolute no reason whatsoever for groceries to be so damn expensive in Switzerland when other countries around are of normal prices. No idea why Swiss government is protecting the large supermarkets here and not asking questions. I would hate to think what the supermarkets profits margins are.

wow.. Francesco.. you have been consistent for 5 or 6 years... congratulations... I am surprised you dont have more views first of all... and second more subscribers... anyway.. keep going..

Dude, so many things wrong.. where do I start? 1. There is quite the opposite of a shrinking population! In fact, it's one of the biggest political discussion right now and especially conservatives are affraid of a "10Millions Switzerland".. but yeah, you're right about the Swiss not beeing very social, but no empty places except very far in the countryside.. 2. It' 4 Official languages! And no, Swiss-German and German aren't looked as seperated languages (but maybe they should).. Rumansh is its very own thing. 3. You pay tax for your DOG! Not pets in general, nobody cares about your cat, hamster, parrot or whatever! The municipalities provide at least dog waste bags everywhere on popular dog walking trails with your tax.. 4. There where some more but whatever...

Have to be very rich

So I guess cities like Torino, Genova, Aosta, Brussels, Ghent, Bruges, Antwerp, Leuven, Liège, Namur are cheaper than any cities in Switzerland?

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Is it still a popular ski country, many from sweden went often to ski vacations in the 90.s!

Beautiful nature pictures!🙏💙💜💚☀️

Sir how you get paid for travelling, I want to know can you please tell me I want to know

Hello Francesco, I subscribed! I would love to live in parts of Switzerland in the future. I lived in the U.S. since 1999 it's changed significantly man. California, and New York has changed homelessness everywhere. I still think California is more expensive! In tax compared to Zurich? I would love more advice. You never know we might meet up one day haha?

They tax you on food?

Great vlog!

Può vederlo anche chi è in Volo?😊

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How about the weather?

Please make a video about education system of Switzerland

Can’t wait to go again! 🎉

Bei video

Full version?

I love the Italian accent ❤

Sir l plan to visit zurich ,and l plan to work in zurich, please you lder sir

Sir ,l nit no, Malaysia can work in zurich , please can l no

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How is the job opportunity for computer science masters students from others country students

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I wouldn`t buy meat outside of Switzerland. I like the quality control we have here. I own my apartment, a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom place with two underground car spaces and a cellar, very high quality, i pay Sfr. 250 per month for my mortgage, i pay with the body corporate fees about Sfr.1500 every three months, that is for the mortgage plus the body corporate fees, i am better off owning my own place rather than renting.

The tax you can claim back now will be 150 francs.

I like spending my money in my country.

Thanks for the video. I was working just offshore from Venice for 2 years and fell in love with Italy. Then I saw Switzerland. The main problem as you mentioned is the cost of everything. I hate the fact that a Big Mac hamburger cost me $12.00 at the Zurich airport. Regardless, the cost of living in the United States over the past 4 years went way up. This has me thinking about retiring in Italy. Possibly in one of the 7% flat tax regions. As more and more people inherit their parent’s home, they can’t or don’t want to pay the high taxes on the place. That and the amount of money it would take to maintain the place or get it in shape to resell. Because of these reasons, more and more homes are on the market, which drive prices further down. You can afford to buy in Italy but don’t look to make money on selling your home in Italy. Often they sell it to the Hamlet for nothing and walk away from it. Those looking for tax breaks such as the 7% zones can only take advantage of the deal for 10 years. The other issue is that you have to have a certain income to qualify for a residence visa. Without it, you cannot take advantage of the Italian medical system, which is a really good deal. In Switzerland and you stated, requires you to have private medical insurance. That is about $700 dollars a month. They make you carry Medicare in the states and it’s up to that cost as well. And, it often doesn’t cover anything. The system is broken in the U.S. Italy has its good points and the bad. I’m sure Switzerland also has some bad points but very few.

I think the US is more expensive than Switzerland, based on what everyone says...Health Insurance for instance, a good $400.00 a month for a single man under 40, with a deductible upwards of $7,000 ...an ER visit costs about $2000...and some Meds are just ridiculously expensive. Rent is also about $1000 per person in a room, if you want your own apartment , with 2 or 3 rooms that can be close to $4000 ($2000 in some places) the Electric bill is about $300 a month during the summer (This is Phoenix/Scottsdale AZ) a 25 minute ride to the airport is about $100.00 Groceries are about $200.00 per week, eating out per meal, basic fast food about $20.00, if you go out to a restaurant, not too expensive $50.00 ...Dentist costs are not covered by insurance, so an implant can go from $3000 to $4000, a crown around $1500, a tooth filling $350...etc. A Gym membership can cost $400 per month (low end $50) if you own a house with a pool, and a yard you have to pay for the maintenance of everything, it can get pretty expensive...Then you have taxes, nothing of that I mentioned before can be written off, so, you have to pay taxes on that $$$ you will need to pay for all those expenses. Then you have inflation 😮‍💨...another "invisible(but real)" tax on everything. Switzerland sounds actually really good taking those numbers into account, and that is just a basic cost of living, the only exception is the Gym membership...there is a place that charges $10.00 per month, but the nicer one is $400.00 there are plenty of all in between those ranges.

Very interesting nation. So what's the final numbers? 10k a month? What about immigration costs?