Asylum Act

¹The re­mov­al or­der shall in­dic­ate:

a.

the ob­lig­a­tion of the asylum seeker to leave Switzer­land;

b.

the time by which the asylum seeker must have left Switzer­land; where tem­por­ary ad­mis­sion has been gran­ted, the de­par­ture date is de­term­ined when the de­cision is made to re­voke tem­por­ary ad­mis­sion;

c.²

the co­er­cive meas­ures that may be ap­plied;

d.

if ap­plic­able, the des­ig­na­tion of the states to which the asylum seeker may not be re­turned;

e.

if ap­plic­able, the or­der­ing of an al­tern­at­ive meas­ure in­stead of en­for­cing the re­mov­al or­der;

f.

the des­ig­na­tion of the can­ton re­spons­ible for the en­force­ment of the re­mov­al or­der or the al­tern­at­ive meas­ure.

²On is­su­ing the re­mov­al or­der, an ap­pro­pri­ate de­par­ture peri­od of between sev­en and thirty days must be set. The peri­od is sev­en days in the case of de­cisions taken un­der the ac­cel­er­ated pro­ced­ure. Un­der the ex­ten­ded pro­ced­ure, the peri­od is between sev­en and thirty days.³

^2bisA longer peri­od must be set or the de­par­ture peri­od ex­ten­ded if spe­cial cir­cum­stances such as the fam­ily situ­ation, health prob­lems or a long peri­od of stay so re­quire.⁴

³The re­mov­al or­der must be en­forced im­me­di­ately or a de­par­ture peri­od of less than sev­en days may be set where the per­son con­cerned is be­ing re­moved un­der the Dub­lin As­so­ci­ation Agree­ments⁵.⁶

⁴The asylum seeker must be provided with an in­form­a­tion sheet with an ex­plan­a­tion of the re­mov­al or­der.⁷