How to check if the B permit non-eu is open or restricted ?

Visas, Permits, Passports and Naturalization
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Hi Guys,

I have read the forum and I am still not able to find out if my permit is open or restricted ? Can you tell me how can I do that ? My authorization letter has

Zulassungcode is 1402.

Bedingungen: Gultiges Reisedokument

bemerkungen : nothing is written here

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Post 19 in this thread has a link to a table that lists Zulassungscodes:

https://www.englishforum.ch/permits-...-rejected.html

New Table Of Work Permits.pdf

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Do you mean whether you have to live in the Kanton where you work? If you are a Canadian citizen, then it will be a "live in work-Kanton" permit. If you want to live in a different Kanton, you will have to get the permission of your work-Kanton. Easier done once you've arrived I suspect...and also gives you a chance to have a look around and see if you really need to be in a different Kanton.

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I am not a canadian citizen. I am an Indian :P. I meant like can I change jobs with this permit or am I tied to my employer ?

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Thanks for this but I am still confused. Can I switch jobs with this ?

What does "Belastung Kontingent" mean ?

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You're non-EU. Your employer has spent a lot of time and money to get you a permit. Even if you get an open B right off the bat (not often but it can happen) any new employer would also have to go through the non-EU hiring process. Will they want to risk it knowing that you turned your back on the first employer?

You get what permit you get. If it's tied, you wait it out for a few years and then ask for it to be untied.

My two Rappen: Get your foot in the door before you start dancing around.

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hahha. ofcourse I wont quit. I work in a hedge fund. it is the other way around :P

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The best would be to check with AWA directly (Amt für Wirtschaft und Arbeit). In Zürich there is a formular ( https://awa.zh.ch/internet/volkswirt...+AB+online.pdf ) you can fill and send via the post. I presume in other cantons must be something similar.

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Is there an end date on the authorization letter?

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This is what it says. I am not sure if it is the end date.

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It seems to be the end date. Mine only says "Kontrollfrist" which means I need to get the permit extended (but then I have a C permit)

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I asked the gemeinde and they told me I just have to submit the new contract and they will check if everything is ok. Does this mean my permit is open ?

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if you need to send a contract, then probably closed.

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I read somewhere in the forums that this means it is open. For a closed one the employer has to go through the whole process again. Correct me if I am wrong.

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Are you sure your employer already did the preparatory work and this is just the final bit?

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I did not even interview yet lol. I just asked the gemeinde if I can change jobs and they told me that my permit allows me to switch jobs. They asked me to submit the new contract and we will check if everything is in order.

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this is the latest entry date. Ideally you should have gottten another one stating from which to which date your permit is valid. Also, it is better to check with cantonal migration office, or AWA in the case of Zurich. Practice shows that local Gemeinde "experts" usually try to make an (un)-educated guess, rather than check the law. Just write an email with a copy of your permit attached. Ideally in german.

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All the responses I posted above are from the cantonal immigration office .

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Letters? Codes?

All I got in the mail for the last 4 years was a card stuck to a standard form no letter or additional info. Where do you find this information?

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I got that when I applied for a visa in my home country to move to switzerland