Prime Relocation
Full-service relocation · BernPrime 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.
Relocation agencies
expat-services.ch lists 4 hand-checked English-speaking full-service relocation agencies in Bern: De Peri Relocation Services, Relocation Switzerland, Prime Relocation (our partner) and Auris Relocation (our partner).
Besides English, they also work in French, German, Italian and Spanish. Every profile shows the services, languages and contact details, checked by hand before going live. See also Home search services in Bern.
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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.
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.
Zurich-based relocation company serving all Swiss regions with home and school search, permits, temporary housing, move management and settling-in.
Checked by our editors · not yet confirmed by the business.
Is this your business?Bern-based firm advising wealthy private clients on moving to Switzerland, planning and managing the full relocation plus family office support.
Checked by our editors · not yet confirmed by the business.
Is this your business?Local facts
A move to Bern from abroad runs through several public offices: the EMF for registration and the residence permit, the Strassenverkehrs- und Schifffahrtsamt at Schermenweg 5 for vehicles and driving licences, the federal customs administration for household goods, and the Schulamt for school places (City of Bern, checked ) (Canton of Bern, Strassenverkehrs- und Schifffahrtsamt, checked ).
A foreign driving licence must be exchanged once a stay passes 12 months, for CHF 120, and the first application is handed in person at an office of the road traffic authority, at the residents' office or at a cantonal police station (Canton of Bern, Strassenverkehrs- und Schifffahrtsamt, checked ). A foreign car is registered only after an examination order, whose base fee is CHF 30 to 100, and a vehicle test (Canton of Bern, Strassenverkehrs- und Schifffahrtsamt, checked ).
Household goods enter duty-free if the owner transfers residence to Switzerland and has used them for at least six months; the customs information line is +41 58 467 15 15 (BAZG, checked ). The Schulamt (+41 31 321 64 60) is the contact for school places (City of Bern, checked ).
Foreign nationals register at the Einwohnerdienste, Migration und Fremdenpolizei (EMF) at Predigergasse 5, whose counter is open Monday to Friday from 10.00 to 16.00 and until 18.00 on Thursdays (City of Bern, checked ). Registration is due within 14 days of arrival, by web form for EU/EFTA citizens and by posted paper form for other nationals (bern.ch, checked ). The cantonal tariff lists CHF 25 for entering the registration (Canton of Bern, checked ). See registering at your commune.
Read more International movers in Switzerland: how to compare quotesRegistering at your Swiss commune (Anmeldung)B, L and C permits in Switzerland: what’s the difference
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