Can I get a Swiss visa fingerprint?

Fingerprint belongs to a person's unique identity information. It is unique and can effectively and quickly identify the owner's identity. Therefore, it is used by many countries to protect security information and require passengers to enter fingerprint information when applying for a visa, so as to avoid theft of identity information or unrecognizable phenomena after entering the country. Can Swiss visa fingerprints be exempted?

As one of the Schengen countries, Switzerland must enter the fingerprint of a Swiss visa at the time of application according to the agreement, but it can also be exempted from recording fingerprints. If the fingerprint of any Schengen country has been entered in the past 59 months, or if the application age is over 12 years old and the finger is damaged, it can apply for exemption from recording fingerprints, so it can be exempted from recording when applying for a visa.

Because the fingerprint information will be saved in the Schengen database after being entered, and the entire database is applicable to any Schengen country, no matter which Schengen country fingerprint has been entered in the previous 59 months, it can be prevented from being entered and directly retrieved for use. Similarly, if this entry is completed, any Schengen country can be applied for within the next 59 months.

If fingerprints are required, applicants must also worry that the country has set up 15 visa centers in China for the receipt of materials and fingerprint entry. Applicants can choose any application center to submit Swiss visa materials for fingerprint entry according to their usual place of residence.

Therefore, Swiss visa fingerprints can be exempted from entry, only if they meet the corresponding conditions, and only if they meet the requirements can they be exempted from entry. If they do not meet the requirements, they can only submit materials and enter fingerprints according to the procedures stipulated by the embassy. However, once entered, the fingerprint information will be valid for 59 months, and applicants can be exempted from entry when they handle it next time.