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Top Articles in the Neuchatel Lake Expat Guide

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  Moving to Neuchatel Lake

  Neuchatel, with its rich cultural heritage and typical Swiss charm, is a quaint city that attracts many expats. If you are among the many people that have been fascinated by this city and the general area around Neuchatel Lake, check out our InterNations Expat Guide on moving to Neuchatel Lake!
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  Living in Neuchatel Lake

  Neuchatel is a tight-knit city, where expats will immediately feel at home: its landscape and the rich heritage make it an interesting and inspiring city, and expats living here can exploit the many opportunities that the area of Neuchatel Lake has to offer.
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  Working in Neuchatel Lake

  Neuchatel offers a high-quality job market, with various opportunities for skilled expats that are willing to work in a high-value industry and to experience something new and enriching. Find out in the InterNations Expat Guide more information about the economy and job market around Neuchatel Lake!
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  Difficulties & Differences through Switzerland’s Language Diversity

  Switzerland’s culture is characterized by diversity. With four national languages, this comes as no surprise. But how does this multilingualism affect Switzerland as a nation? Find out more about Switzerland’s different language regions and cultures in our guide!
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  Switzerland: Small but Diverse

  From the verdant Rhine Valley to icy glaciers: Switzerland is a small, but very diverse country — not only geographically. Find out more about its major regions, people, history, and cantons in our expat guide.

  • Switzerland: Then and Now
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  Switzerland’s Extensive and Expensive Public Transportation System

  With the world’s densest public transportation system, there is no need for a car in Switzerland. Be it by train, bus, taxi, tramway, or even by boat, there are countless options of getting around Switzerland. But of course, this world class transportation system comes at a price.
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  Childcare in Switzerland

  No matter where they live, working parents want to make sure that their children are taken good care of during the day. Unfortunately, it’s not always easy to organize childcare in Switzerland. Our expat guide provides an overview of the various options, from crèches to “day mothers” or au-pairs.
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  The Job Hunt: Finding Employment in Switzerland

  Finding the right job in Switzerland may be a challenge if you are not prepared. For qualified expats, the job market is booming, but this is not the case in every field. The first step to finding work in Switzerland is analyzing the job market and finding which sector fits your skills.
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  It’s All about Family: Extra Benefits in Switzerland

  Expat parents in Switzerland will be glad to hear that there is extra financial help available to them for raising children. However, the family allowance system in Switzerland is somewhat complicated. Our article offers an overview of this topic, providing you with some helpful links to explain it.
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  Safe and Sound: Expats in Switzerland

  When you’re thinking of moving to Switzerland, the topic of safety may not be at the top of your list of things to worry about. Switzerland consistently ranks as one of the safest countries in the world. However, InterNations has put together some tips on what to watch out for in Switzerland.

  • Civil Unrest and Discrimination in Switzerland
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  How to Make That House Your Home: Utilities in Switzerland

  For expats, utilities are often at the bottom of the list of things they need to figure out. But when you move to Switzerland, you will want to make sure that electricity, water, and heat are up and running and that your garbage is picked up regularly. This article covers all of this, and more!
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  Staying Healthy: Hospitals and Doctors in Switzerland

  With its reputation of having one of the best healthcare systems in the world, Switzerland doesn’t disappoint with its extensive list of hospitals, doctors’ offices, and dentists. Our InterNations guide on healthcare in Switzerland will help you choose the right medical practice.

  • The Perfect Smile: Dentists in Switzerland
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  The High-Flying Swiss Lifestyle Comes at a Price

  It may not come as a surprise for many of you, but the cost of living is anything but low in Switzerland. Indeed, the country keeps ranking as one of the most expensive places to live in the world. Our guide explains some of the general expenses you can expect to pay for when embarking on expat life in Switzerland.

  • Health and Education: High Cost for High Quality
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  Permission to Stay a While: Get a Swiss Residence Permit

  After 2014’s referendum calling for a curb in European immigration, Switzerland’s residence permit system has been much debated. Until implementation has been agreed, EU-27/EFTA citizens continue to enjoy free movement, while third-country nationals face strict requirements and annual quotas.