Serbs in Switzerland
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Through Switzerland, Basel and Italians
In 2007, there was 1.45 million resident foreigners (85.4%, or 19.1% of the total population) of which citizens of Serbia and Montenegro were 196,078.
7,900 Citizens of Serbia Montenegro were naturalized (of total 35,700) in 2004.
Serbo-Croatian is the largest non-official language of Switzerland.
Demographics of Switzerland
{{main| Resident foreigners and temporary foreign workers make up about 22% of the population. Most of these (60%) are from European Union or EFTA countries. Italians are the largest single group of foreigners with 17.3% of total foreign population. They are followed by Germans (13.2%), immigrants from Serbia and Montenegro (11.5%) and Portugal (11.3%).
- Swiss nationality law

