G-permit
What the G permit is, who needs one, and how the application works if you live in France or Germany and work in Switzerland.
- Who is eligible
- Key conditions & requirements
- How to apply: the essentials
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Live in France or Germany. Work in Switzerland. Know your next move.
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Hi, I'm Tobias.
I founded Workacross to make cross-border life easier to understand. Meet the team and see how we create and check our guidance.
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