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.
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Immigration & permits in Zug
expat-services.ch lists 11 hand-checked English-speaking immigration and permit services in Zug, including CONVINUS, Immigration-Lawyer.ch, KPMG Switzerland – Immigration Services and Sgier + 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.
Immigration & permits in Zug
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Welcome Service
Full-service relocation · ZugWelcome 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.
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Auris Relocation
Full-service relocation · ZugAuris 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.
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Lifestylemanagers
Full-service relocation · ZugLifestylemanagers 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.
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RelEx
Full-service relocation · ZugRelEx 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.
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ReloNest
Destination services · ZugReloNest 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.
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CONVINUS
Permit applications · ZugGlobal mobility specialist since 2002 handling Swiss work and residence permits, business visas, family member permits and assignment management, with offices in Zürich, Basel, Geneva and Zug.
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Immigration-Lawyer.ch
Immigration lawyers · ZugZürich attorney practice focused on Swiss migration law: B/C permits, work permits, family reunification, naturalisation and appeals against immigration decisions in all cantons.
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KPMG Switzerland – Immigration Services
Immigration consultants · ZugKPMG Law team supporting employers with Swiss work permit and visa processing, business traveller programmes, compliance audits and complex cross-border immigration advice.
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Sgier + Partner
Permit applications · ZugZürich-based specialist for Swiss work and residence permits (L, B, G, C) in all cantons and Liechtenstein, plus permit checks and relocation support for employers and individuals.
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Wenger Vieli
Immigration lawyers · ZugBusiness law firm in Zürich and Zug with a migration team advising on non-EU permits, secondments, family reunification, cross-border commuters and naturalisation.
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Local facts
Immigration & permits: what's particular to Zug
The Amt für Migration, Aabachstrasse 1, issues and renews entry, residence and cross-border permits through its Einreise / Aufenthalt division. Its eServices cover visas, residence without gainful employment, maintaining residence and the settlement permit; telephone hours run weekdays from 08:00 to 11:00 and 14:00 to 16:00 on +41 41 594 40 00 (Canton of Zug, Amt für Migration, checked ).
Zug issues an L permit for an EU/EFTA contract longer than three months but under a year and a B permit for open-ended or longer contracts, both with an average workload of more than 12 hours a week (Canton of Zug, Amt für Migration, checked ). An EU/EFTA B is valid for five years and a third-country B for one year, and a C permit follows after five or ten years of continuous residence (Canton of Zug, Amt für Migration, checked ).
Work of up to 90 days goes through an online notification procedure linked to the federal migration secretariat (Canton of Zug, Amt für Migration, checked ). Federal law caps the combined permit and card fee for an EU/EFTA citizen at CHF 65 (Fedlex, checked ).
Registering in Zug
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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