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🇨🇭 Moving to Switzerland

If you are here, Switzerland is on your mind.

You are thinking of working in hospitality in Switzerland. This is where it happens: we show you the way, one step at a time, with no jargon and without burying you in paperwork.

  • Cross-border or relocating
  • All 26 cantons
  • Cancel at any time

Photo (cropped): Alessandra Volterra, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

13
modules
26
canton guides
15–60
minutes per action
1
take-away sheet per module

Your situation

Two ways to come. Which one is yours?

Tap your case: we tell you what really changes, with no sugar-coating.

Both sides of the border

  • You earn in Swiss francs and spend mostly in euros: that is the equation that attracts people, and it is real.
  • The daily commute is something to plan before accepting a job, not after.
  • Cross-border worker status and tax are not settled the same way depending on the canton you work in.

The G permit and tax are explained step by step, in order.

See how the programme guides you ↓

Take stock

Where do you really stand?

Five questions, one minute. Answer honestly: the result tells you where to start.

Question 1 of 5

I know which canton I want to search in, and why.

Your answers stay on this screen: nothing is sent or saved.

This is where it happens

Geneva, Lausanne… and 24 other cantons

Geneva is the densest job market for cross-border workers, but the programme covers every canton and job listings can be filtered canton by canton. Tap a canton to discover it.

Geneva

Geneva

Geneva, an international city on the shore of Lake Geneva. The Jet d'Eau, its plume visible across the whole bay, has become the emblem of the city — as have the watchmakers' illuminated signs along the Quai du Mont-Blanc after dark, Rolex and Patek Philippe among them.

Pick a canton

The path

From the idea to your first shift: five steps

Tap a step to see what you take away from it, module by module.

Understand the game before you play.

  • 0The playbook: don't lose six months like we didModule 0 · 20 minYou know where to start, in what order to move forward, and what this programme does (and does not do).

Each module is an action of 15 to 60 minutes and a take-away sheet: no wall of text.

In your space

Everything you need, in one place

The programme is the common thread. The tools do the rest of the work with you.

  • Up-to-date job listingsOver 1,000 hospitality offers, refreshed every day, filterable by canton and by role.
  • CV and cover letterYour CV rebuilt to Swiss standards (PDF and Word) and a letter in the tone you choose. Nothing is invented: what you did not write does not appear.
  • Net salary, estimatedWhat is left after Swiss social contributions, depending on your canton. An estimate, not tax advice.
  • Tracking your applicationsWhere you stand, what to follow up, and an email alert when a listing matches.
  • Over 15 practical guidesG permit, taxes, health insurance, family, housing: the steps in order.
  • 26 canton guidesInteractive map, photos, transport, places to eat and go out: canton by canton, with what a cross-border worker needs to know.

The offer

One subscription, the whole path

€29 per month, cancellable at any time. The month already started remains due: it is written before payment, not after.

  • All 13 video modules, presented by Camille
  • A downloadable PDF workbook for every module
  • A practical exercise in every module
  • The CV and cover letter in Swiss format, rebuilt from your own (PDF and Word)
  • Access to hospitality listings, filterable by canton and role
  • The net salary simulator, canton by canton (estimate)
  • Application tracking and email alerts on your criteria
  • Over 15 practical guides: G permit, taxes, health insurance, family, housing
  • Future updates to the programme, at no extra cost
€29per month, cancel at any time

Monthly subscription, renewed automatically. You can cancel at any time from "My account", taking effect at the end of the period you have already paid for. By subscribing, you request immediate access to the content and expressly waive your right of withdrawal; the current period is not refunded.

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The questions people ask before

Do I need Swiss work experience already?

No. The programme is built for people who have never worked in Switzerland as much as for those already working there who want to move up. It starts from the basics: how the market works, what employers expect and the local professional codes.

What is the G permit and does it apply to me?

The G permit is the authorisation that lets you live in France while working in Switzerland. Module 3 covers the conditions, the procedure and the employer's role in detail. If you are considering moving to Switzerland instead, the module covers that case too — a different permit applies.

Does the programme guarantee me a job?

No, and nobody can seriously guarantee that. What it gives you is a proven method, the codes Swiss employers expect, and the tools to apply effectively. The outcome also depends on your profile, your consistency and the market.

Can I cancel or get a refund?

You can cancel at any time from "My account": no further payment is taken and your access stays open until the end of the period you have already paid for. The current period is not refunded, however: since the whole programme is accessible from the moment you pay, you waive your right of withdrawal when you subscribe. This is stated clearly before payment and restated in the terms of sale.

Is this only about Geneva?

No. Geneva is the densest job market for cross-border workers, but the programme covers every canton: Vaud, Valais, Neuchâtel, Jura, Basel and the rest. The job listings can be filtered canton by canton.

All questions →

This is where it happens.

You do not have to understand everything today. Just take the first step: the rest comes in order.

per month, cancel at any time

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