Become a Volunteer at Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel!

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Applications are now open for volunteer positions at the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2025 in Basel! Starting today, you can apply through the official platform at www.swissvolunteers.ch. Whether you want to assist with setting up the venue, manage information desks, or support international delegations, there are numerous exciting roles where you can contribute to this unforgettable event.

Eligibility Criteria:

·        Applicants must be at least 18 years old at the time of registration.

·        Availability for a minimum of 10 days between May 1 and May 20, 2025, is required.

·        Additional criteria may apply depending on the specific tasks you select.

Priority for Local Volunteers: Volunteers familiar with Basel and its surrounding areas are highly encouraged to apply. Local knowledge is considered a significant advantage during the selection process. Thank you for your understanding and interest in becoming part of the ESC 2025 team.

How to Register:

1.     Visit www.swissvolunteers.ch and create a volunteer profile. Use the official name on your ID—no nicknames, please.

2.     Log in to your account and select the Eurovision Song Contest Basel 2025 under "All Events."

3.     Click on “Register” and complete the required information.

4.     Indicate your daily availability from April 7 to May 20, 2025, and prioritize at least four departments where you'd like to contribute.

5.     Review your information and include any additional comments if needed.

Successful applicants will be notified via the Swiss Volunteers platform by the end of March 2025 with details of their assigned tasks. Once notified, you must confirm or decline the assignment. Specific deployment schedules will be shared approximately 21 days before your first shift.

Important Notes:

·        Most roles require good proficiency in German and English. Knowledge of other languages spoken by participating country delegations is a bonus.

·        Due to the high number of applications, not all applicants can be accommodated. Thank you for your understanding.

Need More Information? For answers to frequently asked questions about volunteering, visit www.eurovision-basel.ch/volunteers. Please note that individual inquiries cannot be addressed at this time.

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