Switzerland is notoriously tough to emigrate to unless you have a great deal of seed capital to start your own business.

... or if you have an EU citizenship, in which case you can just get there, get visa, settle and start searching for a job. In that order.

Incorrect order, sir. You can move there, live there on 3-month tourist visa, look for work in the meantime, and once somebody will hire you, you will receive proper work permit (visa). You can re-enter, but it's a damn expensive place to live and not earn.

Unless you are from 10 new EU countries, then getting work permit isn't automatic but you deal with limited queues per year, per canton. Once depleted (which goes fast), bye. And employer has to prove to officials that there is no one Swiss or with existing permit to do this job, which adds a lot of bureaucracy.

It gets deeper, far from easy simple situation. But it's true that EU citizens have certain advantages.