What fee should I expect to pay for a Swiss national Type D study visa as an adult applicant from India?
For an adult applying from India, the national Type D visa fee is typically EUR 90, or about CHF 82. It is payable when you submit the application and is non-refundable if the application is withdrawn or rejected. Service charges are additional, so confirm the latest fee schedule.
The national Type D study visa fee for an adult applying from India is typically EUR 90 (approx INR 9,599), equal to about CHF 82 (approx INR 9,415). You pay it when you submit the application, and it is not refunded if the application is withdrawn or rejected.
Visa Fee and Related Costs
| Cost component | Amount or estimate |
|---|---|
| National Type D visa, adult | EUR 90 (approx INR 9,599) |
| Equivalent in Swiss francs | CHF 82 (approx INR 9,415) |
| Service charges | Additional where applicable, INR 1,850 to 2,700 |
| Document translation and legalisation | Depends on your documents |
| Travel and insurance | Depends on you, INR 45,500 to 90,000 |
Why the Fee Can Change
- The Swiss representation may adjust fees according to exchange-rate changes.
- Service charges at the application centre are separate from the visa fee.
- Your total budget should include insurance, document preparation, translations and travel to the application centre.
My Advice
Separate the official visa fee from the extra costs when you budget. Check the current Swiss embassy fee schedule for India just before you submit, because fees and service charges can change before the 2027 or 2028 intake.
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