How can one immigrate to Switzerland? Is there a life there without worries about the future?
There you can take out a 3a pillar contract and then pay less taxes.
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Only the idea that the change to another country will dispense with future concerns is questionable.
Dissolve your problems and don’t run away from them. Otherwise, you take the cause and there will be more problems.
Salmon
As a Swiss I know many people who fall under “Working poor”. So just come over the month and don’t have any money left to deposit in the 3rd column.
In order to benefit from the 3A accounts, you must be a middle class, have a good training and a good job. You work longer per month than in other countries and have less vacation. The cost of living is extremely high.
Switzerland is not a Schlaraffenland. You won’t be gifted here.
Tellenone
As always and everywhere it is mainly different whetherbetter? It depends on any personal.
One thing is definitely inconceivable, life in Switzerland is expensive and much of what you deserve more, you give up for the cost of living.
The most interesting are cross-border models from a financial perspective.
Life in Switzerland can be very beautiful.
https://www.ch.ch/en/arbeit/als-auslander-in-der-schweiz-arbeit/
So, meet and do conditions. You won’t be gifted in Switzerland.
In most cases, as a foreigner, you will not be taken up and work there as well as here.
Try to live there on a sample, so you already know what awaits you – and then you can look further.
This also goes in Germany, the bAV is tax-promoted and also private pension provision can be deducted from the tax.
Even in Switzerland, not everything is great and there you will have future concerns.