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for St Moritz, Switzerland
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Remember that Switzerland is different: it is not part of the European Union, so EU laws, rules and money do not apply. (though GSM mobile phones work here as usual). Business Hours:
Communications: email, Internet, mobile phone, land-line phone...even normal post! More... Electricity: 220-240 volt AC, 50Hz. More.... Health: Swiss medical care is both public and private. Outdoor activities entail risks. Protect yourself! More... Links: Other useful websites. Money: Swiss francs (CHF, SF, FS, SFr), not Euros. Merchants may accept euros in payment, but you'll get your change in Swiss francs. More... Passport: You'll need a valid passport to enter Switzerland. Sales Tax/VAT: Value Added Tax of 7.6%. If you spend CHF400 or more in a shop, ask for a Global Refund Check and the tax will be refunded to you. Tipping: Hotel and restaurant bills, taxi fares and most other service include a service charge so no tipping is necessary. Leave small-coin change in cafes, if you like. Tip luggage porters CHF2 per bag. Tourist Information: Lots of it, well-delivered. More... |
The Schoolhouse (Schulhaus), St Moritz.
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