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Home
The CCISSP
Presentation
A Word from the President
Missions, Values & Goals
Charter of Principles
The Team
Companies
Statutes
Past Events
2025 Events
Services
Organization of Trade Shows
Annual Economic Forum
Economic Missions
B-to-B Missions
Investment Projects
Representation & Distribution
Law & Business Formalities
Translation & Interpretation
Conferences
Lunch Debates
Business Networking
Useful Links
Contact
Key Figures
Swiss Institutions
Portuguese Institutions
Portuguese Associations in Switzerland
Swiss Associations in Portugal
FAQs
Switzerland-Portugal Business Networking
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Le Forum Économique Annuel de la CCISSP
Reference conferences and workshops since 2017
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Economic Missions
A Tailored Service to Explore New Opportunities
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Support for Investment Projects
Personalized Support
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Real Estate, Innovation, and Tourism Fair Portugal-Switzerland
Annual event organized by the CCISSP since 2019
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The CCISSP Welcomes Minister José Manuel Fernandes in Geneva
Switzerland-Portugal Bilateral Dialogue
At the Heart of International Exchanges
The CCISSP Holds the Vice-Presidency of the AICC
CCISSP Thematic Conferences
Privileged Information on the Swiss and Portuguese Markets
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The CCISSP: A Reliable Source of Information
At the Heart of Switzerland-Portugal News
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CCISSP : Une décennie d'engagement
Au service des échanges économiques bilatéraux entre la Suisse et le Portugal
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Key Figures
Portuguese Presence in Switzerland as of 31.12.2024
263,028 Portuguese nationals live in Switzerland
(260,412 residents as of 31.12.2023).
4,462 non-permanent residents
(4,819 in 2023).
3rd largest foreign community.
11.3% of foreigners
(11.8% in 2023).
Present in all 26 cantons.
Largest in Fribourg, Grisons, Neuchâtel, and Valais.
In Fribourg and Valais, 1 in 3 foreigners is Portuguese.
Canton with the most Portuguese: Vaud (56,561)
(Vaud 56,270 in 2023).
75% of Portuguese reside in six cantons: Vaud, Geneva, Valais, Zurich, Fribourg, and Bern, all with over 15,000 residents
(13,000 in 2023).
75% hold a long-term residence permit - type C
(77% in 2023).
18.9% are under 18 years old
(19.3% in 2023).
3.2% of citizens are over 65 years old
(2.8% in 2023).
44.7% of the population is female
(44.5% in 2023).
49.2% are single
(48.4% in 2023).
8,308 cross-border workers
(7,735 in 2023), of which 48.5% work in Geneva
(49.4% in 2023).
Unemployment rate: 6.3%
(6.8% in 2023).
1,845 Portuguese obtained Swiss citizenship in 2024
(2,356 in 2023).
57 dual Portuguese citizens hold seats in communal and cantonal political bodies
(34 in 2023).
Remittances to Portugal in 2024: €1,135.18 million
(€1,985.50 million in 2023).
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Official Sources Switzerland-Portugal
Federal Department of Foreign Affairs
State Secretariat for Economic Affairs
Switzerland Global Enterprise
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