Colleges in Switzerland

Indian students must submit the following paperwork in order to be granted a Swiss student visa at Ecole Hôtelière de Genève (EHG)

Three filled out and signed long-stay visa (Visa D) application forms are required.
Four recent passport-sized photos are included.
A passport that is valid for at least three months after the planned stay is required.
Acceptance Letter: EHG's formal admissions letter.
Proof of Payment: Tuition and registration receipts.
Financial Proof: Documentation, such as bank statements, that shows there are enough finances to support living expenses in Switzerland.
A curriculum vitae (CV) provides a thorough overview of one's professional and academic experience.
Motivation Letter: An explanation of the reasons for attending EHG.

The Ecole Hôtelière de Genève (EHG) has a reputation for providing top level training in the management of restaurants and hotels. The school is recognised locally as well as abroad and being awarded a Diploma from the institution ensures that alumni can be recruited into the hospitality sector anywhere in the world.

Student recommendations point out the personalized and hands-on approach to teaching of EHG. Anais Zwald, for example, commented, "I went to the Open House roughly a year before I entered, and I immediately knew that I needed to study here." Zwald chose EHG over large universities because it was a small school.

Besides, EHG enjoys a robust image as one of the world's top 10 hotel management schools.

In all, student assessments and institutional recognition commend EHG as offering a superior and well-rounded hospitality management education.

Living on campus within Les Roches Global Hospitality Education has numerous advantages over off-campus living. They can access the classes, staff, and campuses' amenities in libraries, gymnasiums, and more dining facilities on campus easily. On-campus stay also makes more time to hang out with more peers; there is always hospitality education which builds networking opportunities through socializing interactions. This also means you would be more actively involved in events, workshops, and extracurricular activities on campus. However, the off-campus might provide more solitude and independence. In the long run, you will find campus living to be more immersive and convenient for studying and personal growth.