What is the process of Swiss tourist visa processing?

Swiss visa application process: 1. The visa applicant decides the purpose and itinerary of going to Switzerland. 2.？ Visit the China Embassy and Consulate in official website, browse the relevant visa information, and choose the visa category according to the purpose and itinerary of this trip. 3.？ Log in to. Tlscontact.com/cn2ch, and registered online with an ordinary email address. 4.？ Material preparation stage 1)? Notarization and authentication materials. 2)? Documents provided by third parties. Such as tax payment certificate. 3)? Organize the materials at hand. Such as a copy of passport. 4)? Unified arrangement of translation. 5)? Organize into folders in list order. 5.？ Appointment: After preparing the visa application materials, log on to the appointment website and make an appointment online. 6.？ Print the reservation form, bring the reservation notice and visa application materials, submit the visa application to the Swiss embassy and consulate on time and pay the visa fee. 7.？ Other information 1)? Appointment modification process. If you need to modify the appointment, you need to contact the call center three working days in advance to modify the appointment time. The system only provides visa applicants with an opportunity to modify their reservations once. 2)? Cancel the appointment: If you need to cancel the appointment, please leave a message online to inform us. 3)? Group booking: booking is made in groups (at least two people in each group register). If you need to modify or cancel the reservation, all applicants must do it at the same time. 4)? Advertising? Travel agencies sign reservations: travel agencies are strictly forbidden to change or postpone reservations. 8.？ Waiting for the audit results or supplementary information. 9.？ After receiving the visa, you should carefully check whether all the information on the visa is correct, especially whether the start and end time and the number of days of stay of the visa are consistent with the application, and whether the personal information such as the name on the visa is spelled correctly. If you find something wrong, you should contact the visa office of the Swiss embassy or consulate in time.