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Visa Requirements
Citizens of Mongolia are
required to apply for a visa to enter Switzerland. The Consulate of Switzerland in Mongolia does not issue visa to Switzerland. Therefore, the applicant must submit your application forms and other supporting documents to the Visa Section of the Embassy of Switzerland in Beijing.
Application forms can be obtained at the Embassy/Consulate General or by downloading and printing the visa application form. However, the Embassy/Consulate General can only accept hardcopies of the application form which are duly filled in and signed; any forms sent to us through e-mail will not be treated.
Applicants with official passports (diplomatic passports, service passports, passports "for public
affairs") apply for their visas via the competent department for Foreign Affairs of the Chinese Ministry or Commission. Holders of ordinary passports are required to apply in person.
If the main destination cannot be determined, the application should be made to the embassy of the country in which the longest visit shall be.
If the visits in different Schengen countries are of equal length, the first destination shall be the determining factor.
There are different types of visa that you need depending on the purpose of trip. Therefore, in an email, explain the purpose of the trip to Switzerland and the visa section at the Swiss embassy will advise you on what type of visa you need to apply for. Please address your letter to Visa Section.
Visa fee EUR 60, the fee with the current exchange rate into CNY is available on our
homepage ( No change! Only the exact amount of money is accepted. Not refundable in case
of refusal or withdraw! )
Embassy of Switzerland
Sanlitun Dongwujie 3
Beijing 100600, China
Tel. +86 10 8532 8888
Fax + 86 10 6532 4353
Office hours
Monday-Friday 09:00-12:00
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays closed
In the afternoon on appointment.
Visa section
Tel. + 86 10 8532 8755
Fax + 86 10 6532 6210
Office hours
Monday-Friday 09:00-11:00
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays closed.
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