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Immigration

Come to Switzerland

Move to Switzerland with a plan.

From visas and jobs to registration, housing and insurance, follow the next step in order.

What’s Your Situation?

Three quick questions. We show you only what matters.

Step 1 of 3, Your situation

Which Describes You Best?

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Send us your profile. We hunt Swiss roles that fit, send tailored applications, and hand you a curated shortlist — plus salary benchmarks and interview prep. Coming soon — join the waitlist for early access.

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Common Questions

Short answers. Click through for the full guide.

Can I come to Switzerland without a job?
EU/EFTA citizens can. You have up to 3 months (extendable to 6) to look for work on-site, then you convert to a permit. Non-EU/EFTA nationals need an employer to sponsor them first. Check your case with our visa tool.
What is the difference between B and C permits?
The B permit is a residence permit tied to your job and canton. The C permit is settlement: no restrictions, change jobs freely, live anywhere. You qualify for C after 5 years (EU, US, Canada) or 10 years (most other non-EU) of continuous residence. More in the visa guide.
Do I pay the same taxes everywhere in Switzerland?
No. Taxes vary by canton and commune. Zug, Schwyz and Nidwalden are the cheapest; Geneva and Bern the most expensive. Same salary, 10–20% difference in net. See the tax guide.
Can I use my driving licence in Switzerland?
For the first 12 months, yes. After that, swap it for a Swiss licence at the cantonal traffic office. Most nationalities exchange without a test — see the driving guide.
What language do I need to learn?
Depends on where you live: German in Zurich/Basel/Bern, French in Geneva/Lausanne, Italian in Ticino. English works in multinationals, but a local language unlocks the full job market and integration milestones (C permit, citizenship).