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Yes, but admission is restricted. You must show that your self-employment will have a lasting positive impact on the Swiss labour market and meet the conditions of the Foreign Nationals and Integration Act.
Self-employment is possible for third-country nationals, but it is treated as an exception rather than a right. The Foreign Nationals and Integration Act (FNIA) allows it only where there is a clear economic interest for Switzerland.
In practice you must demonstrate that your business will have a lasting positive effect on the Swiss labour market — for example by creating value, contributing to the local economy or filling a genuine need — rather than simply providing you with an income.
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