U.S. Citizen Consular Information: Switzerland and Liechtenstein

U.S. Citizen Consular Information: Switzerland and Liechtenstein

6/4/2025, 9:52:36 AM

*Welcome to the “U.S. Citizen Consular Information: Switzerland and Liechtenstein” WhatsApp Channel! This new channel launched on May 12, 2025.* We are dedicated to providing you with timely and essential safety and security information during your stay in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Here’s what you can expect: - *Security Alerts and Travel Advisories:* Stay informed with the latest updates delivered to you directly via WhatsApp. This channel mirrors, but does not replace, the information published through the Smart Traveler Alert Program (STEP). The Department recommends U.S. citizens enroll for STEP at http://step.state.gov - *Crisis Updates and Emergency Information:* Receive crucial information during emergencies. - *Routine Reminders:* Get monthly reminders for passport renewals, safety tips, and more. *Our Mission:* - Ensure your safety and security overseas. - Provide efficient and effective consular services. - Facilitate secure international travel. *Why Follow this Channel?* - Receive important information directly on your phone. - Subscribe to easily find and share information. - Unmute notifications to stay safe and informed during your time in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Thank you for joining us. Stay safe and informed! U.S. Embassy in Switzerland and Liechtenstein🇺🇸

U.S. Citizen Consular Information: Switzerland and Liechtenstein

6/11/2025, 8:35:39 AM

*Location:* Global Level 1 Travel Health Notice *Event:* The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a Level 1 Global Travel Health Notice for Measles. According to CDC, measles is an ongoing risk around the world, and more international travelers are getting infected. Travelers can catch measles in many travel settings including travel hubs like airports and train stations, on public transportation like airplanes and trains, at tourist attractions, and at large, crowded events. Infected travelers can bring the disease back to their home communities where it can spread rapidly among people who are not immune. *Actions to Take:* Visit the CDC page on Measles for additional information about the disease, including symptoms, prevention, and vaccinations. - Refer to our list of medical providers. - Check with your medical provider if you have any questions regarding upcoming travel and vaccination options. - Check with your travel insurance provider about evacuation options should you fall ill while overseas.