Temporary or occasional cross-border exercise of the profession in Liechtenstein

Nationals of a contracting party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area (EEA) or Swiss nationals who are legally established in their home country for the independent practice of medicine or a healthcare profession are authorized to temporarily and occasionally practice their profession across borders in Liechtenstein.

The Office of Public Health must be notified in writing in advance of the first provision of a service in Liechtenstein. In urgent cases, this notification may be made immediately after the service has been provided.
The notification must be renewed once a year if the service provider intends to provide services in Liechtenstein temporarily or occasionally during the year in question.

When reporting the provision of services for the first time or in the event of significant changes to the situation certified in the previously submitted documents, the service provider must submit:

a) Authorization to exercise the profession in the country of origin,
     Original or copy;
b) confirmation that the service provider is not prohibited, even temporarily, from practicing the profession at           the time the certificate is submitted
     the exercise of the profession is not prohibited, not even temporarily;
c) Proof of professional qualification
d) Nationality by means of a passport copy;
e) Proof of insurance cover against liability claims (professional indemnity insurance).

f) Proof of sufficient knowledge of German