荷兰(Netherlands) 前往 瑞士(Switzerland) 签证要求

No visa. Netherlands citizens are EU nationals with full freedom of movement and can enter Switzerland with just a valid passport or national ID card, for tourism or any purpose, with no entry visa and no time limit on short visits. A Netherlands ordinary passport holder needs no visa to enter Switzerland. The Netherlands is an EU member state, and Switzerland (an EFTA/Schengen state) applies the EU-EFTA Agreement on the Free Movement of Persons. Dutch citizens therefore enjoy full freedom of movement: they may enter, stay, study, and seek work in Switzerland on the strength of a valid Dutch passport or national identity card alone, with no entry visa required. The Schengen 90/180 short-stay rule, which limits visa-exempt third-country nationals, does NOT cap free-movement EU citizens; a Dutch national may stay as a tourist with no fixed day limit, though any stay intended to exceed 90 days requires registration with the local cantonal/communal authorities and obtaining a residence permit. ETIAS, the EU travel authorisation launching in late 2026, does NOT apply to EU citizens — they are not visa-exempt third-country nationals but free-movement nationals, so no ETIAS is ever needed. Likewise, the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) biometric registration applies only to non-EU/EFTA travellers, not to Dutch passport holders. In short: carry a valid travel document, and entry is free and visa-free.