EU national working in Liechtenstein,living in Switzerland

Visas, Permits, Passports and Naturalization
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Hi everyone,

What type of permit do you get in Switzerland if you live in Swizerland and work in Liechtenstein?

The classic B Swiss permit as if you were working in Switzerland or a B permit on which is written "has the right to live in Switzerland,but not to work" ?

Thanks for your help.

Cheers

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Yes that is correct, assuming you are EU

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Sorry read too quickly it would be a five year B permit assuming indefinite contract that indeed says:

“has the right to live in Switzerland,but not to work"

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Thanks

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Can anyone please help me understand how working in Liechtenstein will change things for me?

I am an EU citizen living in canton of Zurich, in posession of permit B. As far as I understand, I will pay contributions to 1st pillar and 2nd pillar in Liechtenstein. What happens to the 1st pillar contributions paid in Switzerland so far?

What happens to the 3rd pillar? Can I keep it in Switzerland and continue contributions? Will I not be taxed income tax at source anymore but file yearly tax forms in Switzerland?

And finally, will I be able to obtain C permit once I reach 10 year lived in Switzerland, if I will be working in Liechtenstein? Does the years with B permit with no rights to work count towards the c permit?

I did put a lot of effort in finding the answers but I am still very confused about it 😐

Thanks a lot in advance!

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Historic 1st pillar contributions stay in Switzerland and will be paid out as a Swiss pension when you reach whatever age is then ruling.

Liechtenstein 1st pillar contributions get you a Liechtenstein pension. For both the contribution years /44 determine how much you get (they calculate this to the month!) Plus in Liechtenstein is you get 13 months AHV paid out!

Pillar 3 is unaffected and governed by where you live not where you work.

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Where will you live?

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Canton Zurich

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Were the answers correct? Did you move eventually? Anything to keep in mind if I am going to work there but keep on living in CH as an EU citizen? Thanks

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The answer is correct. BTDT, got the T-shirt and drawing the pensions. I think the answer from"Whatever" was probably mine.