Loading...
Loading...

From RAV registration to residence permit renewal: we guide you through Swiss bureaucracy in your language — personally and professionally.
Especially for expats and immigrants, navigating Swiss administration can feel overwhelming.
Swiss official forms are complex and in German — a major hurdle for non-native speakers and newcomers.
AHV registrations, tax filings, permit renewals — missed deadlines can result in significant penalties.
Corresponding with Swiss authorities, insurers and offices in German without fluency is almost impossible.
We take care of all administrative tasks — from authority correspondence to document management — so you can focus on what matters most.
Book a consultationStraightforward, fast and personal — your administrative burden in our hands.
We assess your situation and identify all outstanding administrative tasks.
We review your documents and create a complete checklist of required steps.
We complete forms, draft letters and submit everything before the deadlines.
We monitor open dossiers and keep you updated on the status of every procedure.
We know the Swiss system — and we speak your language.
Years of experience navigating Swiss bureaucracy: RAV, AHV, health insurance, migration office and cantonal services.
We communicate in English, German, Portuguese and French — perfect for the international community in Switzerland.
We understand your situation as an immigrant and handle your documents with the highest discretion.
What our clients ask most frequently.
The RAV (Regional Employment Centre) is the Swiss unemployment office. If you are seeking work, you must register within 5 days of becoming unemployed. We guide you through the entire process.
Yes, we help with municipal registration, preparing all required documents and corresponding with your landlord.
We offer working translations for Portuguese, German and French. For certified translations (e.g. birth or marriage certificates), we recommend certified translators.
It varies by canton and permit type — typically 4 to 8 weeks. We submit all documents in time and track the status on your behalf.
Hand over your Swiss administration to us. We handle everything — so you can focus on what truly matters.