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I am not aware that Switzerland offers a "marriage" visa.  It does offer a visa based on Family Reunification, which means you must be married first in order to apply for it.  Your concerns may be valid, as I have read multiple accounts of Swiss courts vetoing or not recognizing marriages with foreigners and such a large age gap, under the reason that it is "emotional fraud" and "trying to circumvent migration law".  Since you've already been denied a tourist visa, they may also apply this determination to you.  However, that is only my speculation.  You're not going to know until you try something.  Good luck

Romaniac
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Thank you Romaniac for your reply. I think what they meant in "Visa for the purpose of marriage" is as the same as "Fiance visa". I know of course many think of "emotional fraud"  with regards in getting a visa like these, and I understand that. They are only doing their job, I only want to be with him no matter where it is, it's not a problem with me, as long as we are together. However what he always wish is that I come to Switzerland with him, which is a very hard process. I met a couple before on our vacation and they also have a big age difference  but they are together 11 years now in Switzerland. And so I don't know why they are unfair on our part as a serious couple. Do you think it is better for us to get a lawyer to guide us on next visa application? Thank you in advance for your answers guys.

Thank you SimCity AT for the link you provided.