If you are away for less than three weeks, you can vote without any problems. This is because you will receive your voting papers by post between three and four weeks before polling day. So you can either vote by post before you leave – or when you get back, if that is still before polling day. And of course if you are back home on the weekend of the vote, you can simply go to your local polling station and cast your vote there.
If you are away for a longer period, you can ask for the voting papers to be sent to you a little earlier. Please contact your commune for details.
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If you are away for a longer period, you can ask for the voting papers to be sent to you a little earlier. Please contact your commune for details. You can also arrange for your post, and thus the voting papers, to be forwarded to you. Swiss Post offers this service for a fee. If you are staying abroad, it can take a while for your voting papers to arrive and for your postal vote to arrive back in your commune in time. In some cases, depending on where you are, it may not be possible to vote.