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Moving to Switzerland is easy, isn't it?

You heard Switzerland is one of the richest and happiest countries in the world. 


You like the idea of a liberal country where bureaucracy is slim and taxes are not only low but also well-spent


A country where becoming a freelancer requires just a few pieces of paper and (spoiler alert) bureaucrats actually seem to care about your issues. 


In other words, living here sounds way too good and you would like to give it a try. 


But you don’t know how. 


How do you find a job in Switzerland? 


How do you win the developer interview? 


How do you find an apartment, and where should you live? 


You need help with:

Switzerland is a Confederation of small states called Cantons, which means that everywhere you go, rules and taxes are different.

Job

Be smart, skip the lines and get the job you deserve.

Housing

Your ideal new home could be  where you least expect it to be.

Banking and insurances

You can save tons of money if you know which ones are best for you.

Taxes

Save thousands each year.

Paperwork

Life is too short for that. Let the experts do it for you.

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Let’s face it: Relocation is difficult, time-consuming and mistakes cost you ten thousands.

Have you ever built a computer with your own hands?


Maybe you did. Now would you also build your own car?


While that may sound like fun, chances are it's going to cost you a lot of money with underwhelming results in the end.


When you move to Switzerland, you could waste thousands of Swiss francs in your first couple of years by ...


  • Accepting a low salary because you do not know the job market
  • Moving to the wrong city, wasting money on rent and taxes
  • Buying the wrong insurance or leaving out the one you really needed
  • Wasting many hours with trying to figure out how to convert your driving license
  • Signing up with the big bank next door, instead of the best one
  • The list goes on


99% of recruiters won't help you by the way. They do not get paid to help you with relocation.


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Here is the "how"

Our program Move to Switzerland provides you with all the answers you need to save time and move to Switzerland 10x smarter than anyone else. It is the result of years of experience (and mistakes) we collected on our journey as expats and software developers. 


Join the program and get all the answers you need at a glance. 


In case you have some particular issues or needs, you can book a 1-1 consultation with us. We can assist you in four different languages. 


You will have more time to find your ideal home, find the right school for your kids and enjoy the Swiss mountains. That’s why you want to be here, right?


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Testimonials



Niek, moved from the Netherlands

I would recommend Raphael’s services to anybody to get the best deal out of immigrating to Switzerland, especially if you want to save time, which equals money. He’s also a great guy personally!


 

Julia, moved from France

Thank you so much, Raphael. Your advice was invaluable in understanding my situation and determining the best path forward in Switzerland.

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