Legale Einreise

Resettlement

FIE / humanitäres Visum

Legal immigration

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The Swiss Red Cross monitors developments in the area of migration.

Its website provides:
- Notices and information on the humanitarian visa in various languages;
- background documents.

Deutsch

German

Französisch

French

Italienisch

Italian

Unterwebseite des Beratungsdienst Humanitäre Visa (Informationen und Merkblätter)

Information on the application procedure for humanitarian visas

Switzerland

Schweizerisches Rotes Kreuz (SRK)

Swiss Red Cross (SRC)

Humanitarian visas

Rechtliche Fragen

Basic information about asylum laws in Switzerland, permits, legal advice centres or the Dublin System; this content is mainly intended for volunteers. 


Legal issues

Infobox Migration | Legal questions about migration and asylum

Webportal

Internet portal

Broschüre

Brochure

People living in Switzerland can apply to reunite their immediate family. Family reunification depends on the residence status of the person living in Switzerland along with other conditions.
Legal information, opportunities and documentation are all presented here for EU/EFTA countries and third-party states. In the case of third-party states, the possibilities are explained for refugees (B and C permits), provisional refugees and asylum-seekers.
ch.ch also has links to the [cantonal immigration offices](https://www.sem.admin.ch/sem/en/home/ueberuns/kontakt/kantonale_behoerden/adressen_kantone_und.html "Cantonal immigration authorities") for concrete applications.

Familiennachzug

Family reunification

Englisch

English

Familiennachzug ch.ch

 ch.ch – eine Dienstleistung von Bund, Kantonen und Gemeinden

 ch.ch – a joint project by the Confederation and cantons

Lebensthemen & Alltagsfragen

Information, websites, counselling centres for subjects such as: arrival, family, housing, finances. Especially also for refugees or migrants. 


Questions about everyday life

Infobox Migration | Topic: Everyday life issues

Bündner Beratungsstelle für Asylsuchende

Advisory Centre for Asylum Seekers in Graubünden

### Information and counselling 
Asylum-seekers receive information about the asylum procedure. They are advised about their personal opportunities and chances during the procedure and in the event of asylum decision.   
Temporarily protected persons (with an F permit) receive information and advice. In family reunification cases or when submitting a hardship support application, they receive support and advice.   
### Legal representation 
In justified cases, the counselling centre provides asylum-seekers with legal representation and makes petitions within its area of competence. 
### Mediation  
In the event of difficulties dealing with authorities and institutions, the counselling centre can act as an intermediary. In the case of personal, family and professional problems, it refers the persons concerned to the appropriate authority. 
### Target group 
The counselling centre's services are available to asylum-seekers, temporarily protected persons, their contact and support persons, and to the staff of other institutions and organizations.  
### Costs 
Consultations are free of charge for asylum-seekers, though an appropriate fee may be charged for written requests. Holders of an F or B permit and external institutions and organizations must pay for the corresponding services, including counselling, at cost. 

Vorläufig aufgenommene Personen

Temporarily admitted persons

Graubünden

Counselling centre for asylum-seekers (GR) 

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Humanitarian visas

Family reunification

Counselling centre for asylum-seekers (GR)