Let's get you there.
Your job is lined up. Now it's time to move to Switzerland. And just like every step before this one, you won't do it alone.
What you get
Practical support for every step of the move.
Personal coach
A dedicated coach who knows the process. Available from your first questions to well after you've started.
Housing guidance
City apartment or mountain village. We know the regions, the rental market, and what works for physios.
Paperwork, sorted
Bank account, residence permit, health insurance. A personal checklist so nothing gets missed.
What the move looks like
No surprises. Here's what happens, step by step.
Most physios are fully settled within weeks. Your coach stays available after that.
Your first weeks in Switzerland
Your first day
Meet your team, see the clinic, treat your first patients. Your coach is a message away.
Finding your rhythm
42-hour weeks, clear responsibilities, genuine respect for your expertise. Most physios feel at home within weeks.
Still supported
Your coach stays in touch after day one. Questions, adjustments, anything you need.
Prepare for the move
Everything you need to know about relocating to Switzerland, all in one place.
Housing & living
Starting work
- Your first year as a physio in SwitzerlandWhat actually happens in year one. Honest and practical.
- Must-have apps in SwitzerlandTrains, weather, taxes, last-minute sledding. Apps that keep Swiss life running.
- Moving your stuff to SwitzerlandHow to get your furniture across the border without losing your mind.
Common questions about moving
Do I need to speak fluent German before I arrive?
Not necessarily. Many physios start working while still finishing their B2 certificate. You need to reach B2 level within two years. A good foundation makes things easier, but you don't have to be fluent on day one. Your coach will help you plan around it.
How do work and residence permits work?
Your employer starts the application at the municipality where you'll live. You register within 14 days of arrival. With a fixed contract, you get a B-permit (valid for 5 years). After that, you can apply for a C-permit (10 years). We walk you through every step.
How much does housing cost in Switzerland?
It depends on where you live. In cities, expect CHF 900-1,200 for a studio or CHF 1,400-1,800 for a two-bedroom apartment. In smaller towns and villages, it's significantly cheaper: studios from CHF 700, two-bedrooms from CHF 1,200. We help you find the right area.
What do I need to arrange before leaving?
Cancel your health insurance, deregister at your municipality, end energy contracts, cancel subscriptions, and inform your bank. We give you a personal checklist so nothing gets forgotten.
Can my partner come with me?
Yes. EU/EEA partners can move with you under family reunification. We guide you through the paperwork for your partner as well.
Community
Join 150+ physiotherapists who made the same move. Community meetups, city groups, and people who get it.
Ready to make the move?
Leave your details and we'll schedule a call. We'll talk about where you are in the process and what comes next.