Is there an age requirement for a Swiss visa?

When applying for a visa, in addition to materials, the purpose of entry, etc., some countries will also limit the age of the applicant, which can only be applied within the specified age, beyond or below, or depending on the age, the materials that need to be submitted or The fees paid are also different, but there are also many countries that do not require age, so is there a requirement for Swiss visas?

When applying for a Swiss visa, there is no requirement for the age of application, but according to the age of application, the materials to be submitted and the fees to be paid are different, which are generally divided into three age groups: 12 years old and above, 6-12 years old and under 6 years old. Applicants must apply according to the age on their ID card.

12 years old and above: this age group is generally divided into four stages: on-the-job, retirement, unemployed and students. according to different stages, the materials submitted are also different. on-the-job need to provide on-the-job relevant materials and information, retirement certificate and bank statement, unemployed need to provide asset certificate, students need to provide student id and other parents' materials, and the fees to be paid are not preferential and are fully paid.

6-12 years old: This age group is usually students, provide student ID card, birth medical certificate and one or both parents materials, need to pay half of the cost of the embassy discount.

Under 6 years old: this age group is generally children, provide birth medical certificate and parents' materials, for the cost, the embassy is completely free of charge, that is, there is no need to pay any Swiss visa fees.

Generally speaking, there is no requirement for the age of application for a Swiss visa, but the materials and fees change according to the age. Generally, the younger the age, the less the fee to be paid, depending on the applicant's handling situation.