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G permit
G permit, cross-border status, notification and residence: current requirements and procedures.
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Living in Centro Valle Intelvi and working in Ticino as a border worker
Tax Setup, Permits and Transfer Benefits
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Living in Faloppio and working in Ticino as a border worker
Tax settings, permissions, advantages and disadvantages of the transfer
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How Swiss road fines work for an Italian resident
The Italian border agent must pay the Swiss road fines within the established deadline.
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Swiss traffic fine
How Swiss road fines work for Italian residents
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Moving to Saint-Nicolas by border crossing: the facts
Analysis of the feasibility of the border towards the Canton of Ticino starting from the municipality of Saint-Nicolas.
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Living in Lovero and working in Graubünden as a cross-border commuter
Tax setting, permits and commuting.
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Moving to Besano by border crossing: pros and cons
Impacts of travel for border workers and benefits of residence in Ticino
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Moving to Varzo from border crossings: pros and cons
Tax settings, residence permits and working conditions: what to know before moving to Varzo as a border worker.
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Italy Tax Residency and RW Sanctions
The Tax Court of First Instance of Vicenza annuls the deed of imposition of sanctions for failure to complete the RW framework, as the residence
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Living in Clivio and working in Ticino as a border worker
Complete guide for border crossers who choose Clivio as a residence for commuting to the Canton of Ticino, including connections and tax rules.
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G leave by credit card: new from 1 October
From 1 October, the Canton of Ticino adopts the credit card format for G and C border workers' permits, without biometric data.
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Frontier electrician in Ticino: average salary, requirements and G permit
Find out the requirements and the G permit needed to work as an electrician in Ticino as a border worker.
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Frontier workers, work and G permit: Councillor Vitta
State Councillor Christian Vitta has made it clear that frontier workers will be able to go to work in Switzerland, but must be provided with a G permit.
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Working as a dietitian in Ticino: salary, requirements and G leave
Discover the requirements and procedures to work as a dietitian in Ticino as a border worker
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Work permits in Ticino: from 3 August all online
From 3 August 2026, the procedure for work permits in Ticino becomes entirely digital. Goodbye to paper for border workers, residents and domiciliaries.
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Ticino Borders: G Permits and Self-Employment in Switzerland
Switzerland has a system of G permits for border workers who wish to work in Switzerland. But what are these permits and how do you get them?
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Ticino Permit Renewal and Changes
It is necessary to request the renewal of the permit 14 days before the expiry date and communicate any changes in the data indicated on the permit within 14 days of the change
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G Permit Application Step by Step 2026
Complete guide to the G permit application procedure for cross-border workers in 2026: required documents, employer's role, cantonal office, processing times, and costs.
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G Permit Step by Step: Documents, Offices, and More
Discover how to request a G permit in Ticino: required documents, competent offices, times, and costs. Learn how to navigate the process and get the necessary permits to work in Switzerland. 📊💡⚠️\n\n### Required Documents\n\nTo apply for a G permit, you will need to provide the following documents:\n\n- A valid passport\n\n- A copy of your employment contract or a letter from your employer confirming your employment\n\n- Proof of health insurance\n\n- Proof of address in Ticino\n\n### Competent Offices\n\nThe competent offices for G permit applications in Ticino are:\n\n- The cantonal office in Bellinzona\n\n- The local office in your municipality of residence\n\n### Times and Costs\n\nThe processing time for a G permit application can take several weeks to several months. The cost of the permit is approximately CHF 100-200 per year.\n\n### Tips and Recommendations\n\n- Make sure to apply for the permit well in advance of your intended start date\n\n- Ensure that you have all the required documents before submitting your application\n\n- Consider consulting with a lawyer or a migration expert if you are unsure about any aspect of the process\n\n- Don't forget to check the Swissminiatur website for up-to-date information on bank holidays and long weekends in Switzerland [testo tradotto](nav:bank-holidays)
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F/A-18 upgrade: Swiss fleet ready until 2030
The fleet of 30 F/A-18C/D aircraft has been modernized to operate until the early 2030s, with an investment of 450 million francs.
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Ukrainians with B permit, concerns arise
In Lugano, the automatic transition of Ukrainian refugees with S protection status to a B permit in 2027 may raise concerns.
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Ukrainians in Switzerland: From S Permit to B Permit, Cantonal Concerns
The cantons worry about the status change of Ukrainians in Switzerland from S permit to B permit. Here's what changes for Ticino cross-border workers.
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Switzerland Central: No to G Permit After 5 Years
Social directors of Switzerland Central reject proposal to convert S protection status to G permit after five years.
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G Permit Status for Cross-Border Workers: Common Mistakes and Changes
Cross-border workers should be aware of common errors when switching from a G permit to a B permit. 📊💡⚠️ I cross-border workers must be aware of common mistakes in changing their status from a G permit to a B permit. 📊💡⚠️ The following are some common errors to watch out for: - Incorrect documentation - Insufficient proof of income - Failure to meet the required residence period > "It is essential to carefully review the requirements and documentation to avoid any issues with the permit change." [testo tradotto](nav:azione)