Liechtenstein
Close legal ties with Switzerland do not remove the need for a separate card.
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Updated: 2026-07-25
- Capital
- Vaduz
- Language
- German
- Calling code
- +423
- Currency
- Swiss franc, CHF
- Form of government
- constitutional monarchy (parliamentary democracy) – principality
The official portal of the Government of the Principality of Liechtenstein, providing access to public authorities and services.
Open in browserThe official consolidated database of Liechtenstein’s current legislation, maintained by the Government Legal Service (Rechtsdienst der Regierung); it includes the Landesgesetzblatt (LGBl) – the official gazette of laws.
Open in browserA section of the government portal covering direct taxation for individuals and businesses, the electronic filing of tax returns (eTax) and payroll tax.
Open in browserLiechtenstein’s financial supervisory authority regulates banks, insurance companies and other financial institutions, ensures the stability of the financial market and protects customers.
Open in browserThe Liechtenstein Deposit Guarantee and Investor Compensation Fund (the scheme operates within the framework of the EEA). The confirmed guaranteed amount is CHF 100,000 per client at a single bank (or the equivalent in another currency).
Open in browserMain banks
The Liechtenstein School Education Authority is responsible for nurseries, schools, curricula and pupil support.
Open in browserThe Liechtenstein Social Insurance Fund administers old-age pensions (AHV), disability insurance (IV) and family benefits (FAK).
Open in browserThe highest (third-instance) court of general jurisdiction in the Principality of Liechtenstein, forming part of the Fürstliche Gerichte court portal.
Open in browserThe Constitutional Court of Liechtenstein exercises constitutional review and hears complaints regarding violations of constitutional rights.
Open in browserLiechtenstein’s data protection authority – receives complaints from members of the public and advises businesses and associations on compliance with data protection legislation (including GDPR/EEA standards).
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