Moving to Switzerland: The Complete Checklist for 2026
Permits, home search, registration, health insurance – the essential steps for moving to Switzerland, in the right order.
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Permits, home search, registration, health insurance – the essential steps for moving to Switzerland, in the right order.
Read articleVacancy below one percent, dozens of applications per listing: how to still find a home in Zurich – with strategy instead of luck.
Read articleEmpty properties are risky: water damage, mould, burglary. A home watch service checks your property regularly – and saves you from expensive surprises.
Read articleYour second home often stands empty – and that is exactly when it needs care. What professional second home care includes, what it costs and how to get started.
Read articleHealth insurance is mandatory in Switzerland – from day one. What expats need to know about basic coverage, deadlines, premiums and supplementary insurance.
Read articleWhat does a personal assistant cost? We explain the three pricing models, typical hourly rates in Switzerland and why external assistance is cheaper than employment.
Read articleFully booked restaurants, last-minute tickets, perfect gifts: a private concierge handles what you have no time for. We explain exactly what they do – and who benefits.
Read articleMembership, hourly rate or allowance? We transparently explain what a concierge service costs in Switzerland – and how to find the right model.
Read articleLake Lugano, sunshine, dolce vita – Ticino is booming for second home buyers. What you need to know before buying: from the Lex Koller to caring for your home from afar.
Read articleISZL, ZIS or public school? For expat families, the school choice is the most important decision after the home. Our comparison of international schools in Zug and Zurich.
Read articleImputed rental value, tourist tax, wealth tax: a second home brings tax duties – even when it stands empty. The compact guide for owners.
Read articleA private concierge gets access to your private life – the choice deserves care. These 7 criteria separate serious providers from glossy promises.
Read articleCHF 5,000 to 25,000 for a membership – or pay on demand? What luxury concierge services cost in Switzerland and when which model pays off.
Read articleFrom the fully booked restaurant to weekend organisation: what a private concierge in Zurich really delivers – and how to find the right one.
Read articleDiary, travel, authorities, daily life: what a personal assistant in Zug handles, what they cost – and why employment is often the more expensive option.
Read articleThose who give everything at work need relief at home: what executive & family assistance delivers for international executives in Switzerland.
Read articleGeneva, Lucerne or Lugano: each city demands something different from a concierge. What matters – and how to find the right one.
Read articleReservations, travel, special wishes: what a private concierge in Zug delivers – and why discretion is everything in a small city.
Read articleConcerts at the KKL, dinners above the lake, Rigi and Pilatus: what a private concierge in Lucerne delivers – also for second home owners.
Read articleLuxury hotels on Quai du Mont-Blanc, Michelin restaurants, international events: what a private concierge in Geneva delivers – in three languages.
Read articleAperitivo by the Lago, dinner in Morcote, a day on the water: what a private concierge in Lugano delivers – dolce vita, professionally organised.
Read articleGstaad is one of Switzerland's most coveted second home addresses. What owners in Saanenland must know – from purchase to property care.
Read articleThe Engadin winter forgives no neglect. What professional chalet care in St. Moritz includes – and what it costs.
Read articleVerbier belongs to international owners – but the administration runs in French. The practical guide to buying and property care in Val de Bagnes.
Read articleCar-free, year-round season, the Matterhorn outside your window: what owners of a second home in Zermatt really need to know.
Read articleThe Alps' newest luxury address: what owners must know about residences in Andermatt – from purchase to ongoing care.
Read articleFrom Gstaad to St. Moritz: what professional chalet care in the Alps includes – and what owners should look for when choosing.
Read articleCan foreigners buy a holiday home in Switzerland? The Lex Koller clearly explained: permits, quotas and tourist zones.
Read articleMay you rent out your second home? Rules, tourist tax and registration duties – what owners in Switzerland must know.
Read articleSki season is approaching – is your chalet ready? What owners in the Alps must plan before and during the season.
Read articleMinus 20 degrees, metres of snow, empty for weeks: how to get your mountain property safely through the Swiss winter.
Read articleAirport at 6 a.m., roadshow with six appointments, picking up guests: when a private chauffeur pays off – and how rides are organised properly.
Read articleWhat does a transfer to Zurich airport cost, what matters for pickups – and when does a private chauffeur beat a taxi?
Read articleSix appointments, three cities, one day: how a private driver turns travel time into work time – and how roadshows are organised properly.
Read articleFamily offices manage wealth – but who cares for the private life? Why more and more family offices outsource exactly that.
Read articleDiary, travel, protocols, discretion: what an executive assistant delivers – and why the external model is the smarter choice for many.
Read articleISZL, Montana, public or bilingual? The compact guide to international schools in Zug for families moving in.
Read articleHealth insurance within three months, liability nearly mandatory: which insurances you really need as a new arrival in Switzerland.
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