Things to note when traveling to Switzerland

If you cannot make sounds when chewing food or using tableware, and you cannot directly use your mouth to cool overheated or hot dishes or soups, do not bargain when shopping, otherwise you will be considered An impolite behavior. 2. The individual tourist visa must be collected by the person himself and cannot be collected on behalf of the applicant. And within 15 days after returning to the country, you can go to the embassy or consulate to go through the visa cancellation procedures. Tips are generally included in the bills of restaurants and hotels in Switzerland, so travelers do not need to tip additionally. However, after the waiter provides help, if the travelers are grateful, it is okay to leave a tip of about CHF1-3. 3. When shopping in Switzerland, you need to pay consumption tax. Generally, you can take the filled-in tax refund form and go to the airport tax refund counter to process it. You can directly refund cash or transfer the tax refund amount to the tourist's bank card. Tourists who have settled abroad can bring in the following items duty-free: personal items, such as clothing, cameras, video recorders, personal food for the day, and medicines for personal use (such as insulin).