International Moves to Switzerland from Spain
Moving services to Switzerland are available every 7 days, depending on current demand, and we perform pickups from any location in Spain. It is important to consider the customs procedures required in this country.
We reach all cities, but the most common destinations are Geneva, Zurich, Basel, and Lausanne.
NO OBLIGATION QUOTE FOR YOUR MOVE TO SWITZERLAND
Exclusive Moves to Switzerland
This service involves transporting the furniture of a single customer in one of our vehicles without any additional load. In this case, the customer chooses the pick-up day at the origin and the delivery day at the destination. It is important to consider the rest times for our vehicles and workers, as well as the weather conditions, when selecting dates.
Shared Moves to Switzerland
This service involves combining or grouping the loads of several customers who are heading to the same or nearby destinations. The cost for this type of service is much more economical, but delivery may take a bit longer, and the final delivery time is set by our company according to agreed schedules.
Shipment of Boxes and Suitcases to Switzerland
If you urgently need to send boxes, small parcels, or suitcases, we offer an urgent service with delivery within 3-5 business days.
Available Services
- Free estimate for your move to Switzerland with price information.
- Packing of your goods and belongings. We pack any item you wish to take with you on your move to Switzerland.
- Furniture disassembly.
- Unpacking and assembly of your transported furniture during your move to Switzerland.
- We handle customs procedures for your belongings for your move to Switzerland.
- Storage service at Origin and Destination.
- Personalized cargo insurance (depending on the value of the items to be covered).
- Lift platform at Origin and Destination.
Consular Procedures for Moves to Switzerland
Learn about the consular procedures that must be carried out when moving from Spain to Switzerland and vice versa:
Spaniards who move to another country to reside there must register in the Consular Registration of the Consulate corresponding to the place where they will reside. The registration application must be submitted within thirty days of arrival in the country. This registration will certify their status as a resident abroad for all legal purposes. The Consular Registration performs a role equivalent to municipal registration in our national territory.
These are some of the procedures you should manage if you move to Switzerland:
- Registration procedures.
- Customs procedures for moves and vehicle import/export.
- Facilities for Spaniards to obtain a residence permit.
- Exchange of the driving license.
Useful Links
More information here: Consular Procedures
Living in Switzerland
Considered one of the most developed countries in the world and known for its watches, trains, cheeses, and chocolates, Switzerland welcomes a large number of immigrants from various continents. It is the country of languages, with four official and national languages: French, German, Italian, and Romansh. Despite being located in the center of Europe, it is not a member of the European Union. Its currency is the Swiss Franc. Our moving service to Switzerland is highly reliable, backed by many years of experience in conducting routes across Europe.
Geographical Location
Switzerland is a European country located in the central-western part of the continent. It borders France to the west, Italy to the south and east, Liechtenstein and Austria to the east, and Germany to the north and northeast. It has a population of 8.5 million, and its most populous city is the capital, Zurich.
Language
Switzerland has three official languages: German, French, and Italian. All laws and official documents must be available in all official languages. Swiss people generally speak the language of their region and consume media in that language. In the Swiss education system, students learn in the native language of their region, with another national language (German, French, or Italian) as a second language. For a third language, they can choose between another national language and English.
Climate
The climate in Switzerland is generally moderate. In spring and autumn, temperatures range between a minimum of 5°C and a maximum of 22°C. In summer, it rarely reaches 30°C, with temperatures typically ranging between 25°C and 30°C, although it cools down to around 15°C at night. Winter is cold, with temperatures ranging from -5°C to 7°C, rarely exceeding 10°C.
Currency
The official currency is the Swiss Franc, though in some stores, hotels, restaurants, etc., prices are also displayed in euros for reference. In some places, euros are even accepted, but it is better to carry Swiss Francs. There are coins of 5, 10, 20, 50 rappen (cents) and 1, 2, and 5 francs. Banknotes come in denominations of 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, and 1,000 francs. Currently, 1 euro is equivalent to 1.23 Swiss Francs.
Working Hours
The working hours are approximately 45/50 hours per week in the industrial sector, with breaks for meals being respected.
Industry
The main sectors of Swiss exports are chemical and pharmaceutical products (45 billion CHF) and precision industries such as watchmaking, electronics, and machinery (56 billion CHF). Foreign trade is the main contributor to the Swiss GDP.
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