Visas

It is your responsibility to ensure that you have checked current visa and immigration regulations before travelling and that you have the necessary visas and documentation.

The conference organisers can supply an invitation letter for visa applications if required. Please note that your registration must be in place before a letter can be issued. To request a letter, please contact alex@hartleytaylor.co.uk.

If you are unsure whether you need a visa to enter Switzerland, the following websites may help:

Embassy of Swizerland in Italy
https://www.eda.admin.ch/countries/italy/en/home/representations/embassy-rome.html

Visa – Entry to Switzerland
https://www.eda.admin.ch/countries/italy/en/home/visa-&-entry-to-switzerland/entry-ch.html

EU citizens have to meet the following requirements in order to enter Switzerland:

• They must present an ID card or passport which is still valid*
• They must not be the subject of an alert issued in the SIS for the purposes of refusing entry
• They must not pose a threat to public order, Swiss security, public health or the international relations of any of the Schengen states
• They must not be subject to a measure banning them from entry or an order for expulsion from Switzerland

* To view an overview of ID and visa provisions according to nationality, please click here

At the time of populating this page, nationals from the following countries do NOT need a visa for entry into Switzerland for visits of up to 90 days:

Anyone who is unsure whether they need a visa for travel to Switzerland is advised to contact the embassy/consulate to check. It is advisable to always carry a valid passport when travelling.