Tuesday, 15 September 2026
12:00 PM (Noon) in Zurich: It is 8:00 PM in Melbourne.
Do you live and work abroad, or are you planning to emigrate? Are you wondering what you need to consider regarding your pension provision? We warmly invite you to the next joint webinar organised by the Consular Directorate of the FDFA, the Organisation of the Swiss Abroad (OSA), SwissCommunity and Soliswiss – the cooperative for Swiss citizens abroad.
Then we cordially invite you to the joint webinar organised by the Consular Directorate of the FDFA, the Organisation of the Swiss Abroad (OSA) SwissCommunity and Soliswiss – Cooperative of Swiss Abroad.
What can you expect?
Good pension planning is essential for enjoying retirement. When can you continue contributing to the Swiss pension scheme? What are the rules for voluntary AHV contributions? What other solutions are available? How do you claim a pension or lump-sum payment from abroad? What else should you keep in mind? You will find answers in this webinar and we will provide you with a concise overview of the options available to help or adapt your pension provision, despite – or perhaps precisely because of – your residence abroad.
Speakers
Specialists from the FDFA, SwissCommunity and Soliswiss will be joined by experts from the Swiss Compensation Office (voluntary AHV) and representatives from Swiss banks, who will share their ex-pertise and answer your questions.
No time? No problem!
The webinar will be recorded and will be available on swisscommunity.organd soliswiss.ch.
Please send any questions at webinar@eda.admin.ch
Selected general questions will be addressed at the end of the webinar. We kindly ask for your understanding if not all submitted questions can be covered due to time constraints.
Participation:
You can participate on the day of the webinar via the link or QR code. The webinar is free of charge and no advance registration is required. Duration: approximately 60 minutes.
Tuesday, 15 September 2026
We look forward to welcoming you!
You can join the webinar on 15th September 2026 via the following links:
German: 12h00 (Swiss time) French: 14h00 (Swiss time)