The Swiss Residence Permit Spectrum: B, C, G, L – What Each One Really Means for Your Life Here
What each Swiss residence permit category really means – B, C, G, L – for internationally mobile families considering Switzerland.
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Buying a Chalet in Verbier or Gstaad as a Non-Resident: What Lex Koller Actually Allows
What Lex Koller really allows for foreign buyers seeking a chalet in Verbier, Gstaad, or other Swiss alpine resorts.
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Bringing Your Personal Assistant from Abroad: Permits, Payroll, and the Limits of Goodwill
What it takes to bring a personal assistant from abroad to Switzerland – work permits, payroll obligations, and where the law draws the line.
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The Quiet Power of a Swiss Holding Company: Structuring an International Family’s Assets from Geneva
How a Swiss holding company serves international families managing cross-border assets – and when Geneva makes sense as a structuring base.
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The Quiet Path to a Geneva Pied-à-Terre: Residency, Restrictions, and Realistic Timelines
A guide to purchasing a Geneva pied-a-terre as a foreign national – residency conditions, legal restrictions, and realistic timelines.
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Off-Market Property in French-Speaking Switzerland: How Discreet Transactions Are Really Structured
How discreet off-market property transactions are structured in French-speaking Switzerland – and what buyers and sellers need to know.
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Relocating to Switzerland Without an Employer: The Permits Available to Independently Wealthy Families
A practical guide to Swiss residence permits for financially independent individuals and families who do not hold Swiss employment.