Our four-page briefing on Swiss residency through lump-sum taxation. It covers how the tax works, who qualifies, choosing a canton, and the path from Permit B to Swiss citizenship.
What’s inside
- How lump-sum taxation works, and who it’s good value for
- Who qualifies: first-time residents who don’t work in Switzerland
- Choosing a canton: Valais, Grisons, Vaud, and Ticino
- From Permit B to Permit C to citizenship, with dual nationality allowed
Straight answers, not a sales brochure
Every figure in the briefing comes from the current program rules we work with every day. Where the government doesn’t publish a timeline, we say so instead of guessing. Where a route has a catch, like why the tax agreement has to come before the move, and which cantons no longer offer it, we put it on the page.
Read it, then bring your questions to a call with our team. We’ll tell you plainly which route fits your capital, timeline, and goals.
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