E-Commerce

Today, e-commerce is an everyday feature of commercial activity. Businesses increasingly use it as a more efficient means of conducting purchase and sales transactions, and private individuals are tending to order more goods and services online. The availability of digital products and services delivered electronically is constantly growing and geographical borders tend to vanish. Regulation of e-commerce is not yet very advanced on the level of international trading. In this context Switzerland aims to work together with her trading partners to strengthen the multilateral trading system.

Green: countries, with which Switzerland disposes of an instrument in matters of the electronic commerce

EFTA-Turkey

Agreement signed on 25 giugno 2018

Annex XIII - Electronic Commerce (PDF, 365 kB, 14.04.2020)

EFTA-Central America (Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama)

Agreement in force since 29 August 2014

 

Article 1.8- E-Commerce (PDF, 7 kB, 18.06.2020)

2 Annex II - E-Commerce (PDF, 15 kB, 19.05.2020)

EFTA-Peru

Agreement in force since 1 July 2011

Article 1.8 - E-Commerce (englisch) (PDF, 26 kB, 04.08.2020)

Annex I - Electronic Commerce (englisch) (PDF, 15 kB, 04.08.2020)

EFTA-Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC)

Agreement in force since 1 July 2014

Annex XVI - E-Commerce (englisch) (PDF, 14 kB, 04.08.2020)

Switzerland-Japan

Agreement in force since 1 September 2009

Chapter 8 - E-Commerce (englisch) (PDF, 545 kB, 04.08.2020)

EFTA-Colombia

Agreement in force since 1 July 2011

Article 1.8 - Electronic Commerce (englisch) (PDF, 23 kB, 04.08.2020)

Annex I - Electronic Commerce (englisch) (PDF, 16 kB, 04.08.2020)

Last modification 24.06.2020