FAQ
If you form a Swiss GmbH or AG, the company generally needs at least one person who can be reached in Switzerland with authority to sign. That is the usual reason to appoint a resident director.
Yes. Ownership does not require you to move. The company still needs local presence: a director, an address, books, and a file a bank can complete.
A documented resident director has duties and can be reached. A nominee who never reads the file is a liability. We do the former.
The director’s name is public. Shareholders of an AG are not listed there; GmbH owners above a threshold are. The bank still knows the beneficial owner.
Yes. Beneficial owners are disclosed to the bank. We do not offer anonymity.
Much of the work can be prepared remotely. Formation, the register and the bank still follow Swiss process and Swiss timing.
It depends on the file, the canton and the bank. We do not quote a number of days as a promise.
No. We coordinate with the bank. The bank decides.
Accounts, tax coordination, VAT, payroll, corporate documents and the calendar the authorities actually use.
No. Ordinary Swiss Treuhand and FINMA-regulated trustee services are different regimes. If you need a partner with the relevant licence, we say so and involve them.
We do not obtain permits. Immigration counsel remains counsel. Relocation and concierge can run beside that work; they are not the same service.
Yes. That is the point of one curator: the company and the life around it in the same office.
Yes. Coordination in English and Russian is available. German and French are used with authorities.
A short description of the situation. Identity, source of funds and structure follow. Do not send passports through the website form.
Files designed to hide a beneficial owner, unexplained wealth, sanctions exposure we cannot clear, and instructions to sign unread.