Prime Relocation
Full-service relocation · BaselPrime 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.
Immigration & permits
expat-services.ch lists 7 hand-checked English-speaking permit application services in Basel, including CONVINUS, ISCES, Sgier + Partner and Prime Relocation (our partner).
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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.
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.
Global 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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Is this your business?Find a home, understand Swiss requirements and settle in with confidence. Personal, hands-on relocation support in the Basel region and online consultations for moving to, within or leaving Switzerlan
Zürich-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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Is this your business?Local facts
Renewals follow a fixed routine. A notice of expiry (Verfallsanzeige) is mailed to the home address six to eight weeks before a B or C permit ends, and the signed form goes back in writing to the Migrationsamt with a passport or ID copy and, for employed people, the employer's confirmation (Kanton Basel-Stadt, checked ). L-permit extensions or conversions are due three weeks before expiry, by letter or to migrationsamtwebanfragen@bs.ch (Kanton Basel-Stadt, checked ).
When biometric data are missing or expired the office posts an appointment letter. The appointment can be moved with the letter's QR code or on the federal reservation site, a missed one is rebooked on +41 61 267 60 80, and not appearing without notice costs CHF 50 (Kanton Basel-Stadt, checked ). The canton lists CHF 75 for extending an L, B or G permit of a third-country national, CHF 65 for a C permit, CHF 20 for biometrics and CHF 22 for producing the card; the new card arrives by registered post (Kanton Basel-Stadt, checked ).
A B permit lapses after six months abroad unless a suspension request is filed first, which can hold it for up to four years (Kanton Basel-Stadt, checked ). The migration counters move to Schwarzwaldallee on 2 November 2026 (Einwohneramt BS, checked ).
Newcomers register with the Einwohneramt of Bevölkerungsdienste und Migration at Spiegelgasse 6; from 2 November 2026 its counters work from a temporary building on Schwarzwaldallee, opposite Badischer Bahnhof. The deadline is 14 days (2026) (Einwohneramt BS, checked ): the date of the online booking counts, not the date of the appointment. Registration costs CHF 25 per person (Einwohneramt BS, checked ). The general steps are in registering at your commune.
Read more B permit in Switzerland: requirements, fees and processing times by cantonB, L and C permits in Switzerland: what’s the difference
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