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Swiss relocation advisory

Move to Switzerland with permits, tax, banking, schools, and settlement coordinated.

Private Swiss-based advisory for entrepreneurs, wealth holders, families, and family offices relocating to Zurich, Zug, Schwyz, Geneva, Vaud, and beyond.

Swiss-based coordination

Zurich, Zug, Schwyz

Private intake

No sensitive documents

Built for

Founders, families, family offices

Workstreams

Permits, tax, banking, schools

Swiss move plan

First 30 days
01

Residency route

B-permit, family inclusion, timing

02

Canton decision

Tax, school, housing, commute

03

Bank readiness

Source-of-wealth story and introductions

04

Settlement

Housing, insurance, schools, daily setup

The goal is not more advice. It is a sequence that prevents permits, banking, schools, and housing from blocking each other.

Private assessmentSwiss canton comparisonBank-ready documentationFamily settlement

From first conversation to a Swiss plan you can execute

High-value relocations fail when workstreams move separately. The first step is a clear operating model before anyone requests documents.

01

Private assessment

We map the family, business, citizenship, timeline, and sensitive constraints before any documents are requested.

02

Swiss route plan

You get a practical canton and workstream sequence covering permits, tax, banking, housing, schools, and settlement.

03

Coordinated execution

One accountable point keeps lawyers, banks, schools, real estate, and existing advisors moving in the right order.

Why Switzerland

A nation built on stability, discretion, and excellence

142,000

Millionaires relocating globally in 2025 — a historic record

+3,000

Net millionaire inflow to Switzerland in 2025

500+

Years of political neutrality

#1

World's most robust private banking system

78%

Voted against wealth tax (November 2025)

Zero

History of asset confiscation or military alliances

What gets coordinated

Specific Swiss execution, not generic relocation talk

The value proposition is operational: fewer gaps between tax, permits, banking, housing, schools, and the first normal day in Switzerland.

01

Canton comparison before commitment

02

Permit timeline matched with school intake

03

Banking documentation prepared before introductions

04

Housing search aligned with tax and commute realities

05

Existing advisors kept in the loop instead of replaced

06

No passports, bank statements, or sensitive files through public forms

Popular relocation paths

High-intent visitors should not have to translate generic service pages into their own situation.

Client Journeys

Anonymized case studies from real relocations

The Tech Founder

Starting point

Dubai, post-exit founder

Swiss base

Zug family residence

Core risk

Crypto wealth documentation

Result

Permit, school, banking, office active

The Banking Family

Starting point

Beirut, emergency relocation

Swiss base

Schwyz privacy-first settlement

Core risk

Three-generation estate complexity

Result

Family settled with Swiss governance

The Digital Nomad

Starting point

Riyadh, crypto investor

Swiss base

Zurich apartment and GmbH

Core risk

Non-traditional wealth profile

Result

Permit and dual banking setup

The Gulf Family Office

Starting point

Kuwait, multi-jurisdiction office

Swiss base

Zug single family office

Core risk

Governance across generations

Result

Swiss board and reporting live

All case studies are anonymized. Names, identifying details, and specific figures have been altered to protect client confidentiality.

Who We Serve

Our advisory is tailored to your specific profile and objectives

The Established Entrepreneur

The Established Entrepreneur

Age 40–60

Pre-exit or post-exit business owners seeking to establish Swiss residency before a liquidity event. Typical engagement: 12–24 months.

Pre-Exit PlanningAsset StructuringForfait Fiscal
The Relocating Family

The Relocating Family

School-age children

Families prioritising security, education, and quality of life. Comprehensive relocation including schools, healthcare, and community integration.

EducationHealthcareCommunity
The Younger Wealth Holder

The Younger Wealth Holder

Age 28–42

Digital entrepreneurs and crypto wealth holders seeking a stable, crypto-friendly jurisdiction with world-class lifestyle.

CryptoDigital AssetsLifestyle
The Gulf Family Office

The Gulf Family Office

Multi-generational

Established family offices seeking a European governance hub, succession planning, and institutional-grade wealth structuring.

GovernanceSuccessionInstitutional

The Founders

Swiss legal depth and operator experience for complex cross-border moves.

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Adrian Burgi

Co-Founder

Adrian is a Swiss attorney at law with more than 15 years of legal practice, an MBA, and specialist fund officer credentials. His work focuses on Swiss tax solutions, international contracts, strategy development, project management, corporate restructuring, M&A, and governance. Before co-founding Move to Switzerland, he led the Swiss legal department of a multinational group and later managed projects for a major European strategy consultancy. He creates Swiss legal structures for foreign individuals and companies, advises on active and trustee board mandates, and brings the legal, tax, and institutional depth required for complex relocations. Adrian speaks English, German, French, and Italian fluently.

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Robin Roy Krigslund-Hansen

Co-Founder

Robin is a Danish serial entrepreneur who has lived in Switzerland for 14 years. He has built and operated more than 30 companies and structured legal entities in more than 15 countries. That gives him practical experience with the decisions clients face when moving capital, family life, operations, and long-term residency across borders. At Move to Switzerland, Robin brings the operator's perspective: how to make advisory work executable, how to coordinate across jurisdictions, and how to turn a relocation plan into daily life, banking, business setup, and a stable Swiss base. He speaks Danish, English, and German.

Canton fit quiz

Find the Swiss route worth discussing first

A four-question filter for serious movers. It will not replace advice, but it gives the first consultation a sharper starting point.

Who is moving?

What matters most?

Current base

Expected timing

Likely first route

Zug first, with Zurich as the practical backup

Your answers point toward Zug for tax, company formation, banking access, and founder infrastructure. Zurich should stay in the comparison if schools, hiring, or daily city access matter.

85%

Who is moving?

Founder

What matters most?

Tax planning

Current base

UAE

Expected timing

3-6 months

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