Universal Company Incorporations

Company Formation in Switzerland

Incorporate in Europe’s premier hub for finance, innovation, and stability. UCI simplifies Swiss company setup for global entrepreneurs.

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Why Choose Switzerland Company Formation?

Launch your business globally fast, simple, and hassle-free!

Strategic EU Location

Financial and Political Stability

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Strategic Central European Location

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Low Corporate Tax Rates

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Highly Skilled Multilingual Workforce

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Innovation and IP Friendly

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Business Structures available in Switzerland

GmbH (Sàrl)

o Private limited company; ideal for small and medium-sized businesses 

AG (SA)

o Public limited company; suitable for larger corporations or fundraising 

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o Extension of a foreign parent company; not a separate legal entity 

What’s Included in UCI’s Switzerland Formation Package?

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Switzerland Incorporation Timeline & Requirements

Company Type

Incorporation Time

Minimum Share Capital

Foreign Ownership

Local Director Requirement

Bank Account Required

Accounting/Reporting

Incorporation Process in Switzerland

Launch your business globally fast, simple, and hassle-free!

Why Choose UCI for Switzerland formation?

Our dedication to excellence and tailored solutions has helped us earn the trust of clients across the globe.

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Launch Your Swiss Business with Confidence

Switzerland offers a world-class business environment. UCI ensures you meet all legal and tax obligations with expert guidance every step of the way.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, but one Swiss-resident director or manager is required.

No, incorporation can be completed remotely via power of attorney.

Zug and Lucerne are popular for favorable corporate tax rates and investor-friendly policies.

GmbH is suitable for smaller businesses; AG is better for scaling and public investment.

Yes, share capital must be deposited in a Swiss bank before registration.