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Visa requirements for Liechtenstein

There are no airports in Liechtenstein. Therefore, the tourists have to come through either Switzerland or Germany. The tourists do not require a travel visa to enter Liechtenstein, but do need a valid passport. Citizens of certain states as well as stateless persons and persons without papers require a visa. There are no border controls between Liechtenstein and Switzerland. Switzerland and Liechtenstein have the same entry requirements. Individuals requiring a visa may submit an application to the Swiss representation in their country of residence. The Swiss authorities decide on the request.


For more information on visa requirement for Liechtenstein, you may refer to www.auslaender.ch.  Visa Requirements for Switzerland Citizens of all the countries require a visa. The following countries do not require a visa for a stay of up to 3 months:
  • nationals of EU countries, Australia, Canada, Japan and US
  • nationals of countries in South and Central America (except nationals of Belize, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru who do need a visa)
  • nationals of Caribbean island states (except nationals of Cuba, Dominican Republic and Haiti who do need a visa)
  • nationals of Andorra, Brunei, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Fiji, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Kiribati, Republic of Korea, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Malaysia, Malta, Monaco, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, San Marino, Singapore, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Solomon Islands, South Africa, Tuvalu and Vatican City
  • nationals of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Turkey and Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) provided they are resident in Canada, Iceland, Norway, USA or EU countries 
Citizens of all the countries require a passport valid for 3 months after intended period of stay. The following countries do not require a visa for a stay of up to 3 months:
  • nationals of Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Portugal and Spain holding a valid national ID card
  • foreigners holding national Identity Cards issued by the governments of Belgium, France or Luxembourg, provided they are resident in one of these countries
  • nationals of Cyprus, Liechtenstein, Malta, Monaco, San Marino and Slovak Republic holding valid national ID cards  
Necessary documents required for visa (1) Completed application form(2) 1 recent passport-size photo(3) Passport or travel document valid for at least 3 months after intended visit(4) Fee payable in cash or by postal order(5) Return/onward ticket and visa for next country of destination, if required(6) Proof of sufficient funds in the form of a recent bank statement(7) For visitors staying with Swiss residents, a declaration of guarantee completed by the applicant and the resident, which must then be endorsed by the Aliens Police of the resident's canton(8) For a Business visa, proof of existing business connections or an invitation from Swiss company or business partner  Time required to issue visa Generally, it takes up to 24 hours in issuing of the visa although; the travelers are advised to apply at least one week prior to departure. Some applications may need to be referred to the Swiss authorities, which can take 6-8 weeks for approval.  Visa fees All visas, be it tourist, visitor, business, transit or airport transit, cost £17 for passengers over 18 years of age. A married couple or one parent and one child aged under 16 traveling on a joint passport need only pay for one visa. The fees for unmarried passengers aged under 18 are £8.50.  Validity of visa

The visa is valid for 3 months. Transit and airport transit visas are issued to nationals wishing to pass through Switzerland or continuing on a connecting flight to another country. Holders of transit visas must leave Switzerland within 24 hours of arrival and holders of airport transit visas must continue their journey within 48 hours.

 

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