Switzerland will expel Albanian from becoming a servant to her husband

Laura Rexhepi, the 28-year-old Albanian, had a safe place to work for six years, never had any debts and continued German language courses. However, she will be expelled from Switzerland. Reason: Laura was divorced by her husband, who tried to suppress her.

Laura Rexhepi must leave Switzerland on June 18th of this year. She has attended German courses and has had permanent work. But she also divorced her husband.

She's a foreign citizen who's a mess for everyone: Laura Rexhepi (28) has done everything to integrate as soon as possible since 2011.

Since 2012, the Albanian from Presevo Valley has been working full - time at the McDonald's of Abtwil SG without interruption. As tour overseer, she is responsible for 15 workers and wins 4,600 francs a month.

Laura has finished German courses at her own expense, has never been in debt, and has a reputation without any flaws, writes “Blic”, records Albinfo.ch. Rends for her apartment a room and a half in St. He always paid them on time.

However, the McDonald's Albanian manager must leave Switzerland on Monday. The 2015 deportation was supported by the Federal Court in May this year and legally mandatory. Her lawyer, whom Laura personally pays, may only require a time - consuming project.

The reason for her expulsion: Laura was divorced by her husband, also of Valley descent, in 2013. He had visa C and 2011, and Laura brought him to Switzerland within the family union.

Because marriage has not lasted more than three years, Laura must now leave Switzerland. This is Swiss law for foreigners from non-EU states like Serbia. Exceptions are made when the couple become divorced for important reasons. For example, domestic violence.

Laura cannot declare any such reason.

It was “just” printed, she says.

My husband started terror when I accepted my job at McDonald's. He asked me to stay home and cook, clean up, and wash my clothes”. For these jobs, he even gave him tips.

Unthinkable for Albanian woman: “I want to remain independent and not be servant to my husband”.

Because she has been aiming to experience the freedom enjoyed by Swiss women, she must now leave Switzerland, Albinfo.ch further reports. If I had continued to be oppressed by my ex-husband, I would have been allowed to stay in Switzerland, that's incomprehensible”

Her ex - husband sees her differently. According to relevant authorities, he had informed them after the division that Laura had only married him to obtain the Swiss passport. According to him, this has never been a real marriage.

But Laura denies his statement. I loved “, Laura insists.

For the Department of Justice in St. It doesn't matter much. When it comes to deportation, it should be counted in principle. Under law in force for foreigners, Laura does not meet the pre-priced criteria on these occasions, and on Monday she must pack her bags.