Prime Relocation
Full-service relocation · ZürichPrime 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 9 hand-checked English-speaking full-service relocation agencies in Zürich, including Bridging Cultures Relocation, Crane Relocation, De Peri Relocation Services and Lodge Relocation.
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 Home search services in Zürich.
9 providers
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.
Zug-area relocation firm offering pre-move orientation, home finding, settling-in, schooling advice, cross-cultural training and departure services.
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Is this your business?Zug relocation service for expats covering immigration, home search, schooling, settling-in, shipping coordination and banking/insurance setup.
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Is this your business?Zurich-based relocation company serving all Swiss regions with home and school search, permits, temporary housing, move management and settling-in.
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Is this your business?Relocation and immigration agency founded 1994 with offices in Geneva, Lausanne, Zug and Zurich, handling permits, housing and school search for corporate clients.
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Is this your business?Local facts
The public steps follow a set order. For a work permit of a non-EU/EFTA national the employer applies to the cantonal Amt für Wirtschaft for a labour-market pre-decision, the State Secretariat for Migration must agree, and only then does the Migrationsamt grant the permit (Canton of Zurich, checked ). Where no visa is needed it sends the employer an assurance of the permit; for a person still abroad it authorises the embassy to issue the visa (Canton of Zurich, checked ). For 2026 the federal quotas allow 4,500 B permits and 4,000 L permits for specialists from third countries across Switzerland (Canton of Zurich, checked ).
Registration at the Personenmeldeamt follows once the family actually lives in the city, and every family member attends the appointment in person (City of Zurich, checked ). Families who arrive after the kindergarten registration round contact their district school authority (Kreisschulbehörde) (City of Zurich, checked ).
Goods and vehicle come in through customs, the form 13.20 A report then goes to the Strassenverkehrsamt in Albisgütli, and plates follow within the year after the move (Strassenverkehrsamt ZH, checked ) (BAZG, checked ).
Arrivals from abroad register in person at the Personenmeldeamt Zürich Süd in the Stadthaus, Stadthausquai 17, with a booked appointment, and only once they actually live in the city (City of Zurich, checked ). The deadline is 14 days (2026) (City of Zurich, checked ); the fee is CHF 40 per adult, plus the cantonal migration office’s permit fees for foreign nationals (City of Zurich, checked ). More in our guide to registering at your commune.
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