PROS and CONS of living in Switzerland | working in Switzerland | moving to Switzerland
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- This video is about pros and cons of living in Switzerland. I share my personal experience regarding moving to Switzerland from Russia.
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0:00 pros and cons of living in Switzerland
1:52 working experience in Switzerland
3:23 cost of living
3:48 where is Switzerland located
4:30 education in Switzerland
6:38 Swiss people
8:20 how much is dining out
9:07 nature in Switzerland
9:51 free time activities
10:11 responsibility and love to the place where you live
10:33 cities in Switzerland
12:30 grocery shopping
13:40 shopping on farms
14:51 health insurance
16:42 public transport
17:50 weather in Switzerland
Title: PROS and CONS of living in Switzerland | working in Switzerland | moving to Switzerland
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What do you think, how much is 1 kg of meat in Switzerland?
Approx. 65 CHF
@@AbhiV2510 a good guess for a beef
Is there demand for Data Analytics in Switzerland?
It is always a difficult question regarding the demand. I am planning to make a new video about salaries and working trends in Switzerland in 2021 very soon
@@lizastime thanks. Will wait for that video.
Thumbnail worked😂❤
That thumbnail designer needs a raise ASAP
I laughed out loud when you said "Where in the world would this work???" when you talked about shopping directly at the farms !!! I'm still after 20 years incredibly amazed by that too ! Lovely video !
Thanks for commenting!
This was very informative, thank you! I live in the U.S. and have taken an interest in Switzerland, and would love to visit someday!
Glad it was helpful!
Great description, fits with my own experience..
Thank you so much! This was really helpful
Thanks, that was really informative 🥰
Lovely video! Thanks for the information!
Thank you!
Thank you for the informative video !
Glad it was helpful!
Thx Liza, great insight..
You are welcome
Your channel is fantastic.. I really enjoyed it.. keep up the great work 😍😍
Thank you
Please miss I have been watch all your videos, thanks for the encouragement
Thanks a lot for watching all my videos ☺️
thanks for the info, I hope 1 day I will moving to swiss, nice place
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for commenting!
There's a good chance I'll be going to Switzerland next year. This video is making me want to do it.
Good luck! Wish you it goes smoothly
@@lizastime Thanks, watching your and other Swiss channels should help it be smooth.
Thats a really innovative thumbnail(+ - in swiss flag). 😊 Great Information. Thanks for the video.
Thanks a lot for the comment!!
We have a lot of bio organic products here. Meat is dear here, you have to remember we are not a large country and we don’t have as many farms as a big country.
Our health insurance is expensive but the health system is very good, it is not state funded, we pay for it ourselves. I have a Sfr. 500 franchise per year, once i have used that up i only pay ten percent of the bill after that, the health fund pays the rest.
Thank you! I'm thinking of moving to Switzerland and your video was very helpful!
Thank you
Why?
Rly appreciate the content u share. Wish there would be an eng subtitle, just auto generated one would be fine, so the info could be clearer.
Маладец, Лиза! Хороший клип.
Lovely video 💕 it makes me happy when foreigners living here love it and embrace all the great things this country offers. Lol on the dining out part 😅 we do eat out a lot on holidays in other places we visit. In ZH we only dine out once or twice a month. Apero is another thing😄 that happens a lot. Us Swiss love an after work aperitivo🍹
The quality of the food plays a big part in the fitness of the population. We are not big on processed foods and like good and fresh to cook at home.
Paying more for health insurance is a big reason for keeping our taxes really low.
Thanks a lot for watching and commenting my video! By the way, I am also a fan of cooking at home!
So shall i come there next month ?😁
@@lizastime can you cook borsch für mich ?
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Thank You Mam very helpful
Most welcome 😊
hello Liza (?), Sure the cost of living is high (that means higher than you think * laughs), but you still usually have more left than elsewhere.
In the case of food, I think the high prices are partly due to the fact that fewer chemicals (pesticides, hormones, etc.) are used, which results in a lower yield, but better quality.
The self-service shops are a peculiarity to us, but I think it's great. It still shows that you believe in the good of people and trust them.
Yes, the health system cannot be compared to that in Russia at all. The private insurance costs not little either, on the other hand this is one of the reasons why our taxes are relatively low.
Public transport .... a connection from almost every place to almost every other place, be it by bus, tram, train, ship or cable car ... what more could you want, besides that the whole thing reliably and punctually is (except for rush hours).
Thanks a lot, very interesting information!
@@lizastime bruh the prices here are fucked, not because of the things that you stated but in general. A can of sodas cost on the other side of the boarder is what you'd expect but if it crosses the Swiss boarder than they can charge more cus people here are dumb and accepts the fact that they're getting ripped off.
Hello, do you think it’s possible to live comfortably as a nurse in switzerland?
Our costs are higher here because we are not part of the EU, thank God, the EU has more people to sell to. Our wages are higher here than a lot of other European countries so things cost more, it’s all relative to where you live and how much you earn.
ETH is the best University in Continental Europe, it was voted that, and more than once.
I can't agree with you about that health insurance is expensive. I live in Poland and here we also have "free" healthcare with some limitations, but we pay it in taxes and it is around 10% of my salary, in that case comparing my expenses in tax for it. I have low-end healthcare with waiting time about a year for anything to get and in most of the cases I end up with private medical companies where I have to pay additional money. I don't know how it looks like in Russia but I assume it looks a bit similar.
Do you know anything about geneva business school? is it a good school to study at? I was doing research and I couldn't find many reviews of students studying there
Good. It is not dream Switzerland rich it is fake but it is real very expensive too too in Switzerland.
Ich liebe die Schweiz! Das ist eine große Liebe :).
Buch of videos about just like this but none about the compulsory service in Switzerland. Can someone help me
Thank you so much! Do you or anyone you know have a space in which I can ask more questions and get support in my upcoming journey to move to Switzerland from the USA? Thank you, and you do such a lovely job. 👍🏻
Thank you! You could write your questions here, I’ll try to answer.
Интересно, спасибо! Я тоже переезжаю в Швейцарию, только во франкоязычную. И я не согласен со сравнением с российским ОМС. Может быть 10 лет назад в Москве у знакомого врача и нормально было, но районные поликлиники и больницы это же ужас, а про провинцию и говорить нечего. И с тех пор насколько я знаю стало только хуже.
Great video, thanks a lot! How difficult is it to get a corporate job if you only speak English (but have corporate experience in an English speaking country)…?
It depends on many other skills, not only language
@@lizastime thanks a lot!
Thanks for the video :) I'm ending my degree in App developer (basically programmer) and I would like to move to Switzerland about next year. I have a big question. I only can speak english and spanish, currently I'm studying deutsch too but, how important is have a high level on deutsch or local language? It's dificult to get a job being a junior? Cheeeeeers :) greetings from Andalucía Spain :P
Hey man, can I ask, would you consider Spain a good place for software devs? I'm from South Africa looking to live abroad and I was looking at Spain as one of my options
thank u visit Nepal mam , actually it has talest mountainns in world
Privet! I used to live in Geneva (foggy and boring) and not coming back (french language socks)...l am planning to move to Ticino soon
Is Lugano or Locarno better to live in your opinion?
Hi, I am a fan of German speaking part, but Ticino is definitely also a very nice place!
Be mindful that only Italian is spoken over here !
I got more information from your videos ,I really like Swiss and I also hope that I will get a job in Swiss and can work there as a businessman or bank management job
i love your soft voice ...lols
😁
Wts the salary of freshers nurse? As u know min to max 🙏
I would love to move to Switzerland from Africa, help me
Спасибо за это видео. И я могу сказать, что вы очень хорошо говорите по-английски!
Спасибо!
If I get myself admitted in Geneva University in masters, Can I take my spouse with me?
Hello! I am from the US and would like to move to Switzerland, what language is the best to learn to live in Switzerland? Can I find work by just speaking English or would i have to learn proper French and German?
I am a pharmacists so in the medical field what is the most common language spoken?
Big corporates often hire just with English . And for living it depends on the canton
Learn German for the Swiss-German States, or French for the french speaking states, or Italian for the Ticino area. Otherwise, use your English.
I hope you stil fine here. ;-)
Do you have a Linkedin account?
What is the job for that salary ？
It's interesting that even a few of the cons are pros to me: women dressing more comfortably and the slow pace and "boring" life.
The cost benefit of services are mostly not great... including the medical ones.
Hello beautiful star 🙃😇. For living in Switzerland, you have get rich. Because, it's really a very expensive country.
What job do you do in Switzerland?
Please can i work in Switzerland as a non e u with bachelor's degree in International relations
If the company will hire you and do a working permit for you then yes
Please tell where exactly i get a job with this high salary without being upper management in a swiss company??? The median salary is abround 110000chf
The median salary is much lower than the amount quoted. Where did you get such funny figures from?
I will move to Bern in January next year, any tips from people with similar experience ?
Спасибо за видео )
hi
You can’t expect things to be the same here as in Russia.
What part of Switzerland do you live, please?
Canton Zurich
Is it true that the Swiss judge when you wear dresses?
I'm thinking of tasteful modest dresses, with sneakers, etc., not heels
Nothing vulgar or offensive.
I have seen many negative comments about that and the coldness of Swiss people etc.
Do you have to be quiet in public spaces and in general? Are the rules the same as in Germany where you are not allowed to flush the toilet after 10 pm at night? Etc.
I would like to hear the experiences of foreigners in that country, and the Swiss themselves about their culture. 🙂
I visited Switzerland from the US last year, and I was surprised by how many women were wearing dresses and skirts, especially in Zurich! Compared to the US, they wear dresses and high heels much more.
Also, the people were not cold at all. They were very friendly, especially after my dad talked to them in Swiss German.
The trains and trams are as quiet as libraries. You definitely don’t want to talk loudly on the train, or people will glare at you.
I loved it there so much, I’m looking for a way to move there.
@@zaram131 Thank you for sharing your experience 🙂
people always tell me that I'm quiet and that I need to speak louder to be understood, so Switzerland would be ideal for me 😄
I'm not so much interested in big cities like Zurich, but beautiful villages 😍
If I could, I would move there immediately.
Unfortunately, it's hard to get in Switzerland in general, especially when you are going alone and don't know anyone there.
Yes, it’s very hard to move there as an American.
I loved the beautiful villages, but I loved Zurich too. The old town in Zurich is so beautiful. It’s all traffic-free, as are many of the smaller villages.
Yes, for us quieter people, Switzerland is a dream come true. My ancestors were from there, so I felt right at home immediately! I hope you get to go, and I hope I get to go back!
I do not think they judge, I think most people don‘t care. People are different as everywhere but I was lucky enough to meet a lot of great, kind people here. You don‘t have to be quite in public spaces but you have to care about people around you, be respectful, sometimes, indeed, it means be quite. 😊 At home after 20.00 you have to be quite meaning not making too much noise, if the house is that old that you can hear everything than probably yes avoid using bathroom, but it is such a rare case nowadays
sposibo
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i love you
Tja, ich bin eine Schweizerin 🇨🇭😉
Und?
What's it like in Russia? ❤
It is a topic for a bunch of videos 😁
Honestly i am Swiss but never have i worked in a country that has such a high rate of Idiots and low IQ thinkers in the work place than in Switzerland. No one has the ability to think out of the box all new innovations are all copied from other countries.. The logic on how some think or behave is mind blowing.
Team work is nearly non existent.
Plus the indoctrination of fear amongst people frightened to loose their jobs because of some power hungry leader, supervisor or shift leader is insane... many just criticize, make up their own rules and threaten instead of giving CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM which helps a team thrive.
Most of the verbal diarrhea coming from them is also going against work laws but they seem to think many don't do their home work.
If your going to work and want a team that stands together go and work for an international company.
Sounds like US. American here living in France but thinking about living in Switzerland
Sounds like you got a few bad experiences. I work for a small company and have a perfect team.
Beautiful lady
Thanks a lot!
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You earn 280k Swiss franc p/a. Wow, wot is your job plz?
How did you get it?
Wonderful country?
Yes!
Sure. If you like narrow minded, unfriendly, insular, pinched, xenophobic, boring, money obsessed, rule obsessed police states....with nice mountains..... @@lizastime 🤣
Its swiss life
🙄 you explained a lot. But nothing of this is switzerland
what?
I would be happier if less people came here because we are already crowded enough here, our country is too small to fit a lot more people in. If more people turn up it just puts more strain on the environment, on the roads, on our infrastructure, on our health system, it’s not good.
you are incredibly cute
Have you found romance there?
Women fought hard to not have to wear dresses all the time. Why should women go several steps back. They also fought for their right to keep their name once they marry. Seriously women don't have to hide behind make up, or wear shoes that are too high which hurt their feet.
Oh from razzhia, no thanks...
Plz work with your accent. I couldn’t understand your English properly. Thanks!
Don't watch the video next time. What makes you think it was made for you anyway? If you can't understand her English then work with your hearing.
I understand her fine, go watch another video then.
I think you’re just jealous because she speaks more than two languages. When you’re a polyglot, you will always have an accent. I understand her perfectly fine.
Understood no problem
Are you crazy ? I understood every single word she said . Maybe you need to work on your English comprehension !