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The Swiss government announced that it will centralize and expand its immigration services in Zurich.
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BAL Analysis: Swiss authorities are centralizing and expanding immigration services in Zurich to help reduce processing and service delays across the country, as there has been an uptick in immigration needs due to the end of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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