Prime Relocation
Full-service relocation · ZugPrime Relocation is a family-owned relocation agency in Zug, founded in 2006, helping expats, families and HR teams with home search, permits, temporary housing, schools and settling in.
Home search services
expat-services.ch lists 7 hand-checked English-speaking apartment search services in Zug, including Swiss Expat Realtor, Prime Relocation (our partner), Welcome Service (our partner) and Auris Relocation (our partner).
Besides English, they also work in German, French, Italian and Spanish. Every profile shows the services, languages and contact details, checked by hand before going live. See also Relocation agencies in Zug.
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Prime Relocation is a family-owned relocation agency in Zug, founded in 2006, helping expats, families and HR teams with home search, permits, temporary housing, schools and settling in.
Welcome Service is a family-owned relocation firm founded in 1990, with offices in Geneva, Lausanne and Zurich, handling permits, home search, schools and settling in for families and HR teams.
Auris Relocation is a Swiss relocation and global mobility firm with nine offices from Geneva to Lugano, handling permits, home search, schools and moves for companies and families.
Lifestylemanagers is a family-run relocation and real estate firm in Steinhausen that has helped private clients and companies settle in the canton of Zug since 2007.
RelEx is a relocation company from Andelfingen that helps expats find a flat and settle in around Zurich, Zug and Lucerne, with every service bookable on its own.
ReloNest is a Zurich-based relocation company, founded in 2023, that provides home search, school search, permits and settling-in help through consultants in nine Swiss cities.
Expat-focused rental home search agency covering Zurich, Zug, Schwyz and Basel; uses local network incl. unlisted properties and advocates for applications; success-based fee.
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Is this your business?Local facts
Few flats are free in Zug: the vacancy rate was 0.20% (1 June 2026) (zg.ch statistics, checked ). The canton's tenancy FAQ states that the official initial-rent form is mandatory wherever housing is short, defined in § 10 of the cantonal introductory act to the Code of Obligations as vacancies below 1.5%, and that Zug is currently well under that level (Canton of Zug, checked ).
Unless a lease sets other dates, notice of termination runs to 31 March, 30 June or 30 September, with at least three months' notice for a home. Landlords give notice on a form the canton prescribes, and a family home needs a separate notice for each spouse (Canton of Zug, checked ).
Landlords and agents often ask applicants for a debt-enforcement extract. The canton publishes a list of its debt-collection offices; the Betreibungsamt Zug in the Stadthaus, Gubelstrasse 22, also covers Steinhausen and Walchwil (Canton of Zug, checked ). An extract costs CHF 18, is ordered and paid for online, and reaches the applicant digitally only, through a link valid for seven days. Orders placed by 16:30 are usually processed the same day (City of Zug, checked ).
Foreign nationals arriving in Zug register with the cantonal migration office (Amt für Migration, Aabachstrasse 1) within 14 days (2026) (Amt für Migration Zug, checked ), EU/EFTA citizens by posting form A1. The City of Zug's residents' office in the Stadthaus receives the registration automatically and charges nothing (stadtzug.ch, checked ). Swiss citizens report a move through eUmzug. More in registering at your commune.
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