Data and reports on the epidemiological situation in Switzerland and Liechtenstein, Switzerland’s strategy and coronavirus news can all be found here.
Key figures on COVID-19 in Switzerland and Liechtenstein
On www.covid19.admin.ch you’ll find key figures on the present spread of SARS-CoV-2, on current COVID-19 case numbers in Switzerland and Liechtenstein, and the associated burden of disease.
Previous daily and weekly reports
You will find all the previous reports in the zip files specified below:
Daily reports since 7 March 2020, weekly reports since calendar week 25 (2nd quarter 2020).
German:
2020_Q1 (ZIP, 9 MB, 28.08.2020)
2020_Q2 (ZIP, 55 MB, 28.08.2020)
2020_Q3 (ZIP, 45 MB, 05.10.2020)
2020_Q4 (ZIP, 32 MB, 07.01.2021)
2021_Q1 (ZIP, 33 MB, 25.04.2023)
2021_Q2 (ZIP, 37 MB, 05.07.2021)
2021_Q3 (ZIP, 59 MB, 30.09.2021)
2021_Q4 (ZIP, 61 MB, 30.12.2021)
2022_Q1 (ZIP, 19 MB, 09.02.2023)
2022_Q2 (ZIP, 3 MB, 07.02.2023)
2022_Q3 (ZIP, 4 MB, 07.02.2023)
2022_Q4 (ZIP, 10 MB, 07.02.2023)
2023_Q1 (ZIP, 7 MB, 29.03.2023)
2023_Q2 (ZIP, 2 MB, 26.04.2023)
French:
2020_Q1 (ZIP, 12 MB, 28.08.2020)
2020_Q2 (ZIP, 75 MB, 28.08.2020)
2020_Q3 (ZIP, 46 MB, 05.10.2020)
2020_Q4 (ZIP, 31 MB, 07.01.2021)
2021_Q1 (ZIP, 34 MB, 25.04.2023)
2021_Q2 (ZIP, 39 MB, 05.07.2021)
2021_Q3 (ZIP, 61 MB, 30.09.2021)
2021_Q4 (ZIP, 62 MB, 30.12.2021)
2022_Q1 (ZIP, 19 MB, 09.02.2023)
2022_Q2 (ZIP, 4 MB, 07.02.2023)
2022_Q3 (ZIP, 5 MB, 07.02.2023)
2022_Q4 (ZIP, 11 MB, 07.02.2023)
2023_Q1 (ZIP, 8 MB, 29.03.2023)
2023_Q2 (ZIP, 3 MB, 26.04.2023)
Italian:
2020_Q1 (ZIP, 5 MB, 28.08.2020)
2020_Q2 (ZIP, 62 MB, 28.08.2020)
2020_Q3 (ZIP, 56 MB, 05.10.2020)
2020_Q4 (ZIP, 33 MB, 07.01.2021)
2021_Q1 (ZIP, 34 MB, 25.04.2023)
2021_Q2 (ZIP, 36 MB, 05.07.2021)
2021_Q3 (ZIP, 59 MB, 30.09.2021)
2021_Q4 (ZIP, 61 MB, 30.12.2021)
2022_Q1 (ZIP, 20 MB, 09.02.2023)
2022_Q2 (ZIP, 4 MB, 07.02.2023)
2022_Q3 (ZIP, 5 MB, 07.02.2023)
2022_Q4 (ZIP, 11 MB, 07.02.2023)
2023_Q1 (ZIP, 8 MB, 29.03.2023)
2023_Q2 (ZIP, 2 MB, 26.04.2023)
Federal government policy paper on the medium- and longer-term development of the COVID-19 epidemic and the transition to a “normal situation”
At the end of March 2022 the Swiss Federal Council lifted the last remaining measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus and ended the special situation. However, the epidemiological situation remains uncertain. This means it will be necessary to maintain an elevated level of alertness and responsiveness until at least spring 2023. At its meeting on 18 May 2022 the Federal Council approved a policy paper setting down the goals and demarcation of responsibilities during this transitional phase. With the transition to a normal situation it is no longer the federal government but the cantons that are in charge of ordaining any measures such as isolation, the mask mandate and limits on access and coordinating these measures among themselves; the federal government will support the cantons as required, for example with recommendations. You will find detailed information on this in the following documents:
- Federal government policy paper on the medium- and longer-term development of the COVID-19 epidemic and the transition to a “normal situation” (in German (PDF, 380 kB, 20.05.2022), French (PDF, 435 kB, 18.05.2022) or Italian (PDF, 436 kB, 18.05.2022))
- Coronavirus: Goals, duties and responsibilities in the transitional phase (in German (PDF, 192 kB, 18.05.2022), French (PDF, 174 kB, 18.05.2022) or Italian (PDF, 180 kB, 18.05.2022))
Monitoring reports
Various measures are under way to monitor the epidemiological situation on an ongoing basis. You will find information and reports on the Monitoring page.
Last modification 24.05.2023