The government will extend the special protection status to those from Ukraine until March 2026.
The ‘S’ protection status is unique to the 66,000 Ukrainians in the country.
There’ll also be extra help to aid integration with language courses and workplace training.
The government say the extension is necessary as the situation in Ukraine has not stabilised on a lasting basis.
Borrowing costs increase
Switzerland is being pulled into a global surge in borrowing costs
Majority reluctant to give up cars
Only 6% of Swiss residents say they would be willing to sell their car to fight climate change
Wide variation in property valuations
Swiss homeowners are being warned that the same property can be valued by two different brokers with a gap of up to CHF 180,000
VAT increase on pensions being considered
Switzerland will decide on 29 November whether to raise VAT to pay for the 13th state pension
Second language debate
Switzerland is deeply divided over whether to make a second national language compulsory in primary schools nationwide
Lake Geneva steamships at risk
A majority of National Councillors want the Confederation to step in to rescue Lake Geneva's historic steamships
