🇨🇭 Swiss residence permit · By investment
Swiss residence permit by investment
A residence permit for living in one of the most stable countries in the world. It carries no right to work in the country, but you can run an international business from there.
Switzerland is a country in Central Europe bordering Italy, Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein and France. One of the most beautiful and wealthiest countries in the world, known for its cultural heritage, its nature and its world-class ski resorts.
Legal grounds for the residence permit
Investors can obtain a Swiss residence permit through financial independence. To do so, the applicant pays an annual lump-sum tax that is calculated individually for each applicant - from 250,000 to 1 million Swiss francs.
The residence permit does not grant the right to work in the country. However, the investor can manage their own international investment portfolio from Switzerland and run a business abroad.
On a free consultation we will assess your situation and calculate the lump-sum tax that would apply to you.
Advantages of the Swiss residence permit
Freedom of travel
Visa-free entry to the countries of the Schengen area.
Living in Switzerland
Life in a developed country with political, social and economic stability.
Path to citizenship
You can apply for Swiss citizenship after 10 years of living in the country on a residence permit.
High quality of life
Access to top-class education, quality healthcare and reliable banks.
How to get a Swiss residence permit: step by step
Preliminary check
A Murblz immigration expert runs a free consultation and reviews the investor's documents. If there are complications, the expert proposes a solution or another residence program.
Preparing documents
The investor collects the document package in their country of residence, either alone or with help from Murblz.
Filing the visa application
The application is filed at the Swiss consulate in your home country together with proof of sufficient financial resources and an insurance policy.
Renting or buying property
The investor needs to buy or rent property to live in the country.
Getting the residence permit
The investor registers with the local residents' registration office as a non-employed person and applies for the residence permit at the cantonal migration office.
FAQ
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