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Swiss News
Swiss Corner on 5EBI 103.1fm
Radio station located in Adelaide and broadcasts in over 40 languages each week, with the help of over 200 volunteers catering to South Australia's rich and diverse cultures.​
Listen to Swiss music and reports in Swiss German, every Saturday from 6 - 7 pm.​​
Are you interested in joining the team as a presenter or guest?
Mail: swisscornersa@gmail.com
swissinfo.ch
Swiss perspectives in 10 languages. As part of its public service mandate, SWI swissinfo.ch provides independent and in-depth reporting on Swiss politics, business, science, culture and society for an international audience with an interest in Switzerland. It further helps Swiss citizens living abroad form their own opinions which allows them to exercise their political rights during elections and popular votes and strengthens their ties to their homeland.
Information Australia
Swiss Community Australia
The Organisation of the Swiss Abroad, SwissCommunity, is committed to preserving the connection between Switzerland and its citizens living abroad within the framework of Article 40 of the Federal Constitution. SwissCommunity supports Swiss people with regards to cross-border mobility and promotes exchange between the country and its diaspora. It is aimed specifically at young Swiss people living abroad.
SA community
Funded by the Government of South Australia, SAcommunity is South Australia’s free community information directory and volunteer program.
The directory includes information about government, non-government, community based and some private sector organisations that provide services in the areas of health, welfare, housing, education, community participation, information, legal services, arts and recreation.
Swiss Government Australia dossier
This FDFA (Federal Department of Foreign Affairs) Australia dossier by the Swiss Government is intended for persons leaving Switzerland, settling permanently abroad and pursuing gainful employment. The content and statements are based on the official and legal regulations that apply to Swiss nationals.
Swiss Chambers of Commerce Australia
The hub of Swiss business in Australia, enabling businesses to connect and prosper in Australia and Switzerland, focusing on doing business in Australia and the promotion of bilateral trade. The mission of SwissCham is to connect Swiss-affiliated people and organisations and to share knowledge to advanced professional communities in Australia and Switzerland
Information Switzerland
Support Swiss Government
Consulate General of Switzerland in Sydney
Consulate General of Switzerland (Sydney)
101 Grafton Street, Cnr Grosvenor Street
Tower 2, Level 23
Bondi Junction, NSW 2022
Australia
SwissInTouch.ch, the app
for the Swiss Abroad
​SwissInTouch is an engaging,
modern information and
communication platform
designed especially for Swiss
citizens abroad.
The app complements existing
channels such as the social media
pages of the representations and
the Federal Department of
Foreign Affairs (FDFA), its
websites and the FDFA Helpline,
which is open year round 24/7 to
answer your queries.
The app provides all Swiss
citizens abroad with quick and
handy access to information from
their Swiss representation and the
authorities in Switzerland, even
when on the move.
Helpline EDA
Only for Swiss citizen - In case of emergency, 365 days a year – around the clock
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Contact:
Phone number:
+41 800 24-7-365 / +41 58 465 33 33
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Mail: helpline@eda.admin.ch
Travel Admin App
Use Travel Admin's customisable
checklists to plan the perfect trip.
You can attach copies of
important travel documents like
your passport and insurance
policies to the checklists. The
FDFA's regularly updated travel
advice is available at the touch of
a button and is an indispensable
part of any good travel plan.
Once you've registered, you can
simply enter your destinations as
well as your travel companions
and an emergency address
directly from your contacts list.