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Destination services in Genève

expat-services.ch lists 4 hand-checked English-speaking destination service providers in Genève: AGOODDAY relocation & real estate, Leman Relocation, ReloNest (our partner) and Auris Relocation (our partner).

Besides English, they also work in French, German, Italian and Dutch. Every profile shows the services, languages and contact details, checked by hand before going live. See also Home search services in Genève.

Destination services in Genève

4 providers

  • Auris Relocation

    Full-service relocation · Genève

    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.

    Premium Languages: EN · DE · FR · IT +2 ✓ Verified
  • Leman Relocation

    Destination services · Genève

    Lake Geneva relocation firm active since 2003 offering home search, schooling, furnished accommodation, departure and real estate services.

    Unclaimed Languages: EN · DE · FR

    Checked by our editors · not yet confirmed by the business.

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Local facts

Destination services: what's particular to Geneva

Counters at the OCPM are open by appointment only, but a person who has filed a permit application can order an attestation of their situation online, for instance to open a bank account. The attestation carries no stamp or signature, and anyone can check its authenticity on a secure online platform (Canton of Geneva, checked ).

Basic health insurance must be in force within three months of taking up residence, even while the permit is pending, and the canton’s average adult premium is CHF 610.60 a month (2027) (FOPH 2027 premiums, checked ) (ge.ch SAM, checked ). Electricity and gas are billed to the tenant by Services Industriels de Genève (SIG), while water and heating are usually part of the rent charges (ge.ch housing, checked ).

A monthly adult transport pass costs CHF 70 (2026) (Unireso, checked ), a 60-minute ticket in zone 10 CHF 3.00, and a pass for ages 6 to 24 CHF 45; the State covers the pass of students up to 24 under conditions of training and income (Unireso, checked ). After the OCPM announcement the cantonal tax administration decides whether tax at source applies (City of Geneva, checked ). School-age children attend the school nearest their home, as described in the Geneva schools guide (City of Geneva, checked ).

Registering in Geneva

Newcomers announce their arrival to the cantonal population and migration office (OCPM), route de Chancy 88 in Onex (ge.ch OCPM, checked ). Most procedures run online through an e-démarches account on ge.ch, and the counters open by appointment only. The deadline after arrival is 14 days (2026) (ge.ch arrival, checked ), and a first B or L permit costs an EU/EFTA adult CHF 65 (Canton of Geneva, checked ). The steps are in registering at your commune.

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