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No pandemic-related entry restrictions are in force at the present time. The general rules on entering Switzerland have applied since 2 May 2022.
Travellers to Switzerland can find up-to-date information on the website of the State Secretariat for Migration and the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health.
Since 1 April 2022 the nationwide restrictions and bans have been lifted. The cantons can take measures again if required.
The Federal Office of Public Health provides information on the current situation in Switzerland, measures and ordinances, useful contact and links, and various topics related to COVID-19.
EU supported research and innovation projects and initiatives to tackle the spread of coronavirus are listed on the EC's website.
The research project database of the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) offers an overview of research on Covid-19 funded by the SNSF, by Innosuisse, or within the European Framework programme Horizon 2020 with Swiss participation.
Welcome to EURAXESS in Switzerland
Welcome to the portal of EURAXESS Switzerland. We provide information and assistance to researchers (euraxess_researcher_leaflet_2017.pdfas well as employers (euraxess_employer_leaflet_2017.pdf - by means of this portal and with the support of our national EURAXESS Centres.
This portal contains practical information concerning professional and daily life, as well as information on job and funding opportunities. The EURAXESS Centres help researchers and their family to plan and organize their move to a foreign country, providing assistance in all matters related to mobility.
All services of the EURAXESS Network are free of charge.
Important Information regarding Switzerland’s association to Horizon Europe
On 26 May 2021, the Federal Council decided not to sign the Institutional Agreement with the European Union. The European Commission informed the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation SERI on 12 July that Switzerland will be treated as a non-associated third country in the EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation, Horizon Europe, until further notice.
Researchers in Switzerland can still participate in calls for proposals under the status, albeit to a limited extent, and receive funding directly from the Confederation. However, participation in individual projects, in particular in future calls for proposals from the European Research Council, Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions and the European Innovation Council, is no longer possible. The Federal Council’s stated aim remains Switzerland’s full association to Horizon Europe.
You can find the most recent information on the current status of Switzerland within Horizon Europe and relevant materials for researchers on the SERI website - this website is constantly updated.
Financial reports: The guidelines on submission of financial reports are intended for researchers and innovators based in Switzerland who have received funding from SERI to take part in Horizon Europe actions and collaborative projects.

Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program - Open Call for Proposals
The Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program is a non-degree, post-doctoral award program for Swiss researchers, university lecturers and experts from academic institutions in Switzerland who wish to conduct post-doctoral research, lecture, or pursue combined lecturing and research in the United States
Is your project a Cotutelle de thèse or a PhD partnership? The call for applications for 2023 is open!
A cotutelle de thèse project or a PhD partnership is conducted on the basis of a formal agreement between a Swiss and a foreign higher education institution and comprises the following: a doctoral thesis completed under the direction of two supervisors a joint thesis defence or similar, in which
Report on “Academic career, partnership and family”
The report on “Academic career, partnership and family” (in German) highlights the challenges of reconciling an academic career, partnership and family. The report shows the importance of adapting the framework conditions to improve the compatibility of a career in science and private life. It is