In June, there is good news for some and disappointment for others.
As such, we can look at some of the key changes that will take place in Switzerland in May, 2022.
June 1
New anti-terrorism restrictions in place
The power given to the police against terrorism is being extended. Accordingly, they can carry out measures such as electronic surveillance and house arrest as a precautionary measure against terrorism.
June 1
Ukrainian refugees no longer have free travel
Since March 21, Ukrainian refugees have been using free public transport in Switzerland. The offer expires on June 1.
June 10
New rules regarding the Govt booster vaccine
The Federal Department of Public Health has said that those who go abroad will have to bear the cost of getting a second dose of the vaccine.
June 21
Summer begins
June 21 is marked as the start day of summer in the northern regions.
Summer is expected to be hotter than usual, according to the Meteorological Agency.
June 30
Home-to-work agreements between Switzerland and neighboring countries are coming to an end.
For those coming to Switzerland from Germany, Austria, France, Italy and Liechtenstein, the rules, such as working from home, expire on June 30.