In Switzerland, it is easier to become a businessman than a citizen
If you have chosen Switzerland, the most convenient way to relocate to this country is to start your own business. After going through all the steps of its registration, you can get a job in your company and later obtain citizenship.
In order to start your own business in Switzerland, you do not have to be a citizen. You can be a founder, but then the company must be headed by a resident of the country. Opening and registration will take about two weeks. During this time, you can live and relax in comfortable hotels in Switzerland.
After registering the enterprise, you can boldly apply for a work permit in this company. If the authorities agree, after 4 months you can obtain temporary resident status, which gives you the right to become the manager of your company. After 10 years, you receive a residence permit and permanent resident status. And after living in Switzerland for 12 years, you become a citizen.
As for the registration procedure itself, the following order must be observed.
1. The company name is discussed and checked for acceptability, since it corresponds more to an establishment than a firm), the composition of shareholders or founders is determined.
2. The purpose and location of the main office are discussed.
3. The charter and founding agreement are developed.
4. A consignment account is opened in a bank.
5. The authorized capital is credited to the account, and in response the bank gives a consignment certificate.
6. The company is registered with a notary.
7. An entry is made in the state register, and a notice of registration is published in the official gazette of the canton.
8. A permanent company account is opened.
9. If there are registered shares, share certificates and a shareholder register are compiled (for joint-stock companies).
And if you decide to open a travel company in Switzerland, then hotels will be able to take one of the first places for receiving guests in the list of your services for Swiss tourists.
So, if you have opened your business (joint-stock company, corporation, limited liability company or preferential status company) in Switzerland and received a residence permit, you acquire the right to freely move around the European Union, work in any EU country, and also obtain a residence permit for your family members.