How to Immigrate to Switzerland? What are the Requirements for Swiss Immigration?

How to immigrate to Switzerland? What are the requirements for Swiss immigration? The Swiss investment immigration program is a combination of obtaining premium assets and a personal Swiss residence permit following investment activities by Chinese clients in Switzerland.

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  How to immigrate to Switzerland? What are the requirements for Swiss immigration? The Swiss investment immigration program is a combination of obtaining premium assets and a personal Swiss residence permit following investment activities by Chinese clients in Switzerland.


  Main requirements for obtaining a residence permit through the Swiss investment immigration program:


  1. Register a company in Switzerland with a registered capital of 100,000 Swiss Francs (the registered capital can be used by the client for other purposes in accordance with the law after registration);

  2. The client must have a consistent record of income flow, tax payments, and social security in Switzerland.

  3. The client’s equity in the registered Swiss company must be no less than 25%.


  Who is the Swiss investment immigration program suitable for?


  1. Those with a full-time university degree or higher;

  2. Those with no criminal record;

  3. Those with a personal business, enterprise, or corporate executive background in China.

  4. Those with a normal income flow and tax payment record;

  5. Those whose funds for investment in Switzerland are verified by legal sources;

  6. Those whose business or enterprise type complies with the requirements of the Swiss national investment list;

  7. Those aged under 55; 30 years of age or older is recommended;

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