Hello All!
I am wondering if for an European it is possible to rent a room in an apartment to share, without being resident in Switzerland.
The purpose is to have always here an available room after travelling a lot to other Countries.
Actually the house is provided by an agency and the others who live in this apartment have the regular contract, living and working here.
To do legally all the things, I think that the name it should be showed in the contract.
But, is it necessary to go to announce it also to the Kreisburo?
Does it imply to get a special permit/visa?
What are the ways and the consequences to rent a room for such situation?
Thank you!
Hello All!
I am wondering if for an European it is possible to rent a room in an apartment to share, without being resident in Switzerland.
The purpose is to have always here an available room after travelling a lot to other Countries.
Actually the house is provided by an agency and the others who live in this apartment have the regular contract, living and working here.
To do legally all the things, I think that the name it should be showed in the contract.
But, is it necessary to go to announce it also to the Kreisburo?
Does it imply to get a special permit/visa?
What are the ways and the consequences to rent a room for such situation?
Thank you!
T NFeb 6, 2015 @ 12:48
Europeans can live here for up to 3? or 6? months while they look for work. So this leaves out your purpose...as a pied à terre. I would be skeptical to leave a place to others in case in your absence something happens that will surprise you when you come back.
Europeans can live here for up to 3? or 6? months while they look for work. So this leaves out your purpose...as a pied à terre. I would be skeptical to leave a place to others in case in your absence something happens that will surprise you when you come back.
TpstryWvr, Feb 8, 2015 @ 17:32