Study in Switzerland 🇨🇭

Your study abroad journey, without the sugarcoating.

from someone who's actually done it ♡

A Bachelor's and a Master's in Switzerland, part-time work alongside, and the Swiss work-permit process from the inside. Now I help students like you figure it out, honestly.

* no guaranteed admissions · no guaranteed jobs · just honest, practical help

Aysha sitting on a rock above a Swiss lake and green hills
me, finally here ☁
2 degreesBachelor's & Master's, both in Switzerland
7.9Kstudents & expats following on YouTube
290+videos on student life, costs & applications
EU & non-EUsupport for both, with the differences made clear
Entry no. 01 · my story

I've been exactly where you are.

"I'll help you understand your options, not sell you a guaranteed outcome."
dear future student,

Dreaming of studying in Switzerland but not sure where to begin?

Switzerland wasn't even on my radar when I first considered studying abroad. It felt like a destination that was completely out of reach. Until one day, it wasn't.

I went on to complete both my Bachelor's in IT Management and my Master's in Business Administration in Switzerland. Studying here opened doors I never imagined, and it also taught me some difficult lessons.

When I was applying, I was told that employment after graduation was practically guaranteed. Nobody explained how different the situation could be for EU and non-EU graduates. After going through the complications of Swiss work permits myself, I realised how important it is for prospective students to see the full picture.

That's why I created this service. I want studying abroad to feel more accessible, without giving you unrealistic expectations.

  • No promises of guaranteed admission
  • No promises of employment after graduation
  • Independent research, practical guidance and honest conversations
– Aysha
Entry no. 02 · services

Support for every stage

not sure which one? start with the free call & we'll figure it out together ↓

Free discovery call

15 minutes to talk through your goals and see whether I'm the right fit.

Book free

* Introductory prices. Accommodation help means research and guidance only: I don't arrange tenancies or handle deposits. Visa help is administrative preparation and general information, not legal representation; decisions stay with the relevant authorities.

Entry no. 03 · who I help

EU or non-EU, you're welcome here.

The process looks different depending on your nationality, so I'm upfront about what applies to you from the very first call.

EU / EFTA students

no Swiss entry visa for study, but residence rules still apply

  • University selection and applications
  • Accommodation and budgeting
  • Residence registration guidance
  • Cultural preparation
  • Student jobs and internships

Non-EU / EFTA students

extra paperwork, and it's what I went through myself

  • University selection and applications
  • Accommodation and budgeting
  • Student visa and permit information
  • Financial documentation preparation
  • Post-graduation work restrictions & realistic options
Entry no. 04 · how it works

Four steps, no pressure.

  1. Tell me about yourself

    Your nationality, where you live, your background, and what you need help with.

  2. Free 15-minute call

    We talk through your goals and whether my services suit your situation.

  3. Choose your support

    Pick a research, application or consultation package, only if it makes sense.

  4. Get personalised guidance

    Your next steps, built on official university info and my own experience.

Entry no. 05 · free resources

Start with the videos

most questions are already answered on my channel, watch a few first ✎

Entry no. 06 · let's talk

Tell me about your study plans

Your study-abroad journey doesn't need to start with knowing everything. Sometimes it just starts with asking the right questions.

Write me a little note and I'll reply within a couple of days with a link to book your free 15-minute discovery call.

Please don't send transcripts, passport scans or immigration documents here. If we work together, we'll use a secure way to share those.

Dear Aysha,

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Entry no. 07 · faq

Good questions, honest answers

Can non-EU students apply to Swiss universities?

Yes. Swiss universities accept international students from all over the world. Non-EU/EFTA students usually face extra steps, like a student visa, proof of finances and residence authorisation, so planning ahead matters more. I'm non-EU myself, so I know those steps first-hand.

Do you guarantee admission?

No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Admissions decisions are made by universities alone. What I can do is help you choose programmes that match your profile, meet the published requirements and submit the strongest application you can.

How much does it cost to live in Switzerland as a student?

It depends heavily on the city and your lifestyle. Rent is usually the biggest cost, followed by health insurance and food. In the Moving to Switzerland package I build a realistic monthly budget for your specific city. My videos on groceries and living on a tight budget are a good free starting point.

Can I work in Switzerland after graduation?

It depends on your nationality. EU/EFTA graduates generally have far more freedom. Non-EU graduates face real restrictions, and getting a job offer isn't the same as getting permission to work. This is the part nobody explained to me, so I'll always be honest with you about it.

Are you an immigration lawyer or agent?

No. I offer educational guidance, research, document review and practical preparation. For case-specific legal questions I'll point you to the competent authorities or a qualified immigration professional. I'm not affiliated with any university, and if that ever changes I'll tell you upfront.

How do sessions work?

Everything happens online over a video call. After your free discovery call you choose a package, and I'll confirm the details and payment before we start.