SALARY in SWITZERLAND: How Much do the SWISS EARN and What's Left in the End

#Average #INCOME in #Switzerland is 78,000 CHF/ around $86,000 a year. This is a LOT of #MONEY, and you now what, in Switzerland this is normal! But Switzerland is also one of the MOST EXPENSIVE countries in the world.
We show you what is left in an average Swiss wallet at the end of the month.
For example: A teachers can earn approximately 70,000 to 120,000 Francs annually.
Rent for a one-bedroom apartment could hover around 1,500 to 2,000 Swiss Francs a month.
For a single person, monthly grocery expenses could fall between 400-600 Francs. Dining out might cost around 20-40 Francs per meal, depending on where you go.
Switzerland is famous for its low taxes.
The canton Zug and Schwyz, for example-they're top picks for lower taxes, and Zurich is not bad either. So, what's in your wallet at the end of the month - can actually hinge on where you call home.
We show you in this video more details and what a remarkable amount of money many people in Switzerland can save each year.
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[@DwayneMCyrus]

Beautiful video! Thank you so very much for the information as I will be moving within the next 2 months.

[@enzormma]

How did the move go? How is your life there?

[@AcHiLLeSS2]

thanks a lot for this. Very helpfull

[@mariojsworld]

Nicely presented.

[@TravelisMyLove1]

Best informative video ever 😊 Thank you, Guys 😊 I would like to see cost of living in Lugano

[@switzerlandandthephilippines]

Super interessante channel. Neue subscriber. Super guets Videoediting, bi beidruckt. Liebi Grüess us em Thurgau, Susanne

[@swissfamilytravelstheworld]

Vielen lieben Dank

[@denisa.4341]

Hello Grate video. ❤

[@andrewsbotchway2990]

❤️❤️❤️ Thanks soo much

[@user-yc1lr5lt8v]

As a foreigner I should also divide the annual salary by 13 months? Very valuable video. thank you!

[@antidumbcomments]

Hello, thank you for this video. How easy is it for a non-EU foreigner to start and operate a small/medium business in fashion??

[@swissfamilytravelstheworld]

Thank you! Unfortunately I don't know.

[@claydeespaho7123]

I'm moving to switzerland this year for sure

[@swissfamilytravelstheworld]

😀👍

[@sasalivancic8127]

I don't understand your income tax calculation. You calculated it after all the expenses were deducted. Are income taxes charged on the basis of annual gross income or income after expenses?

[@swissfamilytravelstheworld]

As a Swiss you pay taxes annually. This means that you have to save an amount during the year in order to be able to pay the large annual tax bill. Of course the tax is calculated on the income. As a person who comes to Switzerland as a foreigner and works here, you pay taxes monthly. The Swiss tax system makes distinctions here.

[@agentorange1291]

But what you also should mention, that you can deduct a lot of stuff in your tax report.

[@MaryHaruna-qo9nz]

Am New here.i want to study in public university in Switzerland.can you tell me More About the university and the process

[@sir_crab2080]

Got a job in IT , offer 92,000 gross annual. Zurich. Is that enough for a family of 4 ???

[@swissfamilytravelstheworld]

It depends on how much you spend per month, right?

[@vasanthkumart2826]

What is the tax percentage in Valais canton (Visp)

[@swissfamilytravelstheworld]

I don't know

[@AmanManzar-tj4jp]

What is the per month expense for primary schools?

[@swissfamilytravelstheworld]

Public schools are generally free in Switzerland. And the school system has a very high standard.

[@myprofile8657]

Hi! kindergarten and car expenses?

[@swissfamilytravelstheworld]

Kindergarten is free of charge in Switzerland. Kindergarten is mandatory for children aged 4 and over. For a younger child daycare can be quite expensive depending on how many days per week. For a small car you have to expect costs of around 800 euros for taxes and insurance. A bigger car is of course more expensive. But in Switzerland 🇨🇭 you don't really need a car because Switzerland has one of the best public transports in the world. A good network, reliable and on time.

[@agentorange1291]

​@@swissfamilytravelstheworld You might need to say that this is different from Canton to Canton. In some Cantons the traffic tax will be charged based on the weight of the car, while others use the cubic capacity. For my 2021 BMW 2L non-diesel I pay around 400CHF in Lucerne, while for my 4.6L V8 Mustang I pay around 900CHF.

[@CODEMENTAL]

Great video! I now live in Switzerland and I agree with all that is said here. Except that as a foreigner I am deducted tax at source! If you are not vegetarian then it maybe a good time to do it while living in Switzerland!

[@dmadhav4867]

what is the salary for scientist in pharma or biotech industry as swiss is hub.

[@swissfamilytravelstheworld]

maybe we will make a video about...

[@dmadhav4867]

@@swissfamilytravelstheworld thanks

[@M369D]

Please as a person who lives in Switzerland exactly at your city but no one as you know speaks standard German so how we can learn standard German while no one speak standard German we cannot hear it while we are working through the city or in the trains or this place is you know

[@marcmonnerat4850]

Simple, learn what people are speaking. For the vast majority of jobs, speaking the dialect gives you an edge.

[@gilliansona3133]

Maam/sir can you help me to have job as a helper cleaner there in switzerland..i really need job for my family.

[@specky6341]

How much salary for pharmacist in swiss

[@swissfamilytravelstheworld]

Google 😀

[@julietchy5625]

what can a 17yr old student work as in switzerland? or is it not permited?

[@rizman6053]

I don’t totally agree with language. I find it difficult as an expat, as Swiss people don’t speak English that much (sometimes not that they can’t but they choose not to). I’m not referring to working environment in an office, but elsewhere - even banks, shops and other public places.

[@CODEMENTAL]

Yes and no. I have also noticed many Swiss avoid speaking english. But my experience is not because they can't, they just think that their english isn't good enough.

[@minimalist_pc]

this is a problem even in our own country where different states has different regional languages… it is anyways tough 😊

[@loopusconsultingkosova]

Sort of liked the video, but you CH guys keep promoting public transport over and over, and yet you go beyond saying "the best in the world" woow hold on tigers. Take a trip to Emirates, authonomuous railways including metro, never late a second! (minute is not even an option). Buses have leather seats and airconditioned. Bus stops are airconditioned. Economy wise is also way better in income aspect than CH + tax free. Apartments are sort of cheaper and bigger, weather is 365 sunny days? Aww they don't produce Chocolate, so be it.

[@swissfamilytravelstheworld]

😀👍 thanks for sharing this information!

[@csuporj]

Inside the city many places have good public transport. The problem is outside, in the remote areas. That's where Switzerland is the best. In Austria the latest bus is at 5 PM, in Switzerland it is much later. But still you need a car if you don't want to wait for the bus.

[@Gallagher1]

Hi guys...I'm from india and I'm interested in studying "FINANCE" within a public university in English language in switzerland after completing my high school in india basically after 12th standard. So one thing I wanted to know is that can I study Bachelors after 12 years of studying or is it 13 years to study in Switzerland. Also pls make a detailed video on this. Furthermore pls reply me ASAP Thanks

[@susanaduarteraposo]

I live in Switzerland since 2011 and this video is somehow accurate… But with 6’000 CHF Brutto you can’t live here. You just survive!!! 300 for health assurance is tooooo low, and 1500 for an apartment? Only if you live in a very old small apartment without garage or parking lot. You FORGOT all the annual expenses that take you in some months 1000 or 2000 CHF from your savings! Car insurance? Serafe? Mobile Phone? Internet? Dentist and other doctors which are not included in the health insurance, which is a robbery (nothing is included there), if you have a leasing? Money for a sport or some shoes and clothes? If you need to learn a language??? And if you have a pet? You even have to pay to have a dog…not to mention if you have a kid…then you can not definitely live here….2000 a month for the nursery??? Excuse me??? The prices went up to 50% in some things and almost all 30% - Salary stays the same. Curry-rice in march is 20 CHF and in April is 26.50 CHf…. That’s more than 30% ….. a lesson of anything is not less than 120 chf for 50 minutes!… These are all extras that your simply made budget didn’t account. I wish I had knew it before I came here and would have never come to Switzerland. I wish I could go back to 2008 and to my country where I used to live MUCH BETTER

[@agentorange1291]

I pay 259CHF for my health insurance with a deductible of 2500CHF and if you have a low income you ask the Canton for premium reduction! Car insurance you only need when you have a car and you can deduct your kilometeres you drive to work from your tax report. Also nobody is forced to have pets here and when you have kids you can deduct some much stuff from your tax report and you even get child benefits per kid. Also when you have to learn a language or any other further education you can deduct the costs from your tax report. I started to learn Japanese last year and I deduct the costs from my tax report and I also deducted the costs for my MBA the years before. Further 1500CHF for an apartment is possible and you can get a decent one if you dont search one in Zurich or in Geneva but in the Lucerne area you can get a nice 2.5 bed room apartment for 1500CHF or even less! Sorry when I say this but nobody forces you to stay in Switzerland!

[@iqboljonotaxonov9048]

ReAlly?

[@marcmonnerat4850]

Well 6000.- is not bad for a single person.

[@nenadvet7973]

Oh darling, you still can pack your bags! 🖕

[@MsElita5]

😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@Boomboo3]

Real truth is you will earn max. 35k a year. That mean you will surviving...