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Switzerland Offshore Company Incorporation

At Worldwide Fellow, our experts are readily available to assist our global clients to register a company in Switzerland. The services include company formation, providing local nominee directors, and opening corporate bank accounts. 

On average, your Switzerland company can be registered within 3 working days upon submitting the necessary documents.

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Switzerland Offshore Company Incorporation

Switzerland is a popular destination for offshore companies due to its stable political and economic environment, as well as its favorable tax and legal system. One of the main benefits of setting up an offshore company in Switzerland is the low taxes. Switzerland has a relatively low corporate tax rate, which can be further reduced through tax planning strategies.

Additionally, Switzerland has long been known for its strict bank secrecy laws, which provide a high level of protection for the assets and financial information of offshore companies. This financial privacy is another benefit of Switzerland offshore company.

Furthermore, Switzerland has a long history of neutrality and political stability, which makes it an ideal location for companies that want to conduct international trade and investment. However, it’s important to note that Switzerland has implemented measures to increase transparency and prevent money laundering and other illegal activities.

Types Of Switzerland Offshore Companies

  • Private Limited Company (GmbH)
  • Public Limited Company (AG)

Why Should You Have A Switzerland Offshore Company?

  • Reduced tax liabilities
  • Financial Privacy
  • One of the highest GDP per capita in the world
  • World-class banking facilities to support your business
  • Boosts your company’s image and branding credibility
  • Favourable policies on foreign ownership
  • Favourable intellectual property laws
  • Highly skilled workforce

FROM USD $3700

• Incorporated within 1 - 3 business days

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Getting Your Switzerland Offshore Company in 4 Easy Steps

Free Consultation

Do get in touch with our consultants using the form provided below. Please provide us with information on the company you wish to open, such as the company name and business category.

Registration

Once the consultation is done, you can register your application to incorporate your company by clicking on the button SETUP NOW above. Please provide accurate details to avoid delays.

Payment

Make payment for your order. We accept all major credit / debit cards, bank transfers and Paypal. Once payment has been made, we will process your order and proceed to incorporate your company.

Delivery

After successfully incorporating your new Singapore entity, you are all set to conduct business. We will courier over the relevant incorporation documents to your preferred address for safekeeping.

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Corporate Requirements

Minimum of 1 Director

Minimum of 1 Local Director

Nominee Director Services Available

Minimum of 1 Shareholder

Minimum of 1 Corporate Secretary

Other Requirements

Registered Agent

Registered Address

Scope of Service

Company Registration

Company Name Reservation

Company Registration

Preparation of all necessary documents of your company with the Registrar

Certificate of Incorporation

Business Profile

First Board of Directors Resolution

Company Constitution

Shares Certificate

Provision of Registered Address

Annual Renewal Services

Point of Contact to Receive Notices from Local Authorities

Provision of Company Secretary for 1 year

Additional Services (Variation Order)

Company Seal

Company Rubber Stamp

Bank Account Opening Assistance

Trademark Registration

Virtual Offices Available

Annual Nominee Director Services

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Frequently Asked Questions on Switzerland Offshore Companies

Yes. A minimum paid-up capital of CHF 20,000 is required. 

Yes. A minimum of 1 local director is required. Nominee director services can be arranged.

Not mandatory if your company’s annual turnover is below CHF 100,000.

For domestic income, there are two levels of taxation, Federal and Communal levels. Federal Level taxes are levied at 8.5% while Communal Level taxes have variable rates.

Yes, Switzerland is regarded as an offshore financial center due to its strong privacy laws, low-tax options (especially in certain cantons), and stable banking sector. However, it’s more regulated than traditional offshore havens like BVI or Seychelles.

Yes, foreigners can fully own Swiss companies, including AG (Aktiengesellschaft) and GmbH (Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung). However, at least one director must be a Swiss resident or a local representative must be appointed.

  • Political and financial stability

  • Strong banking system

  • Favorable tax regimes in select cantons

  • Excellent international reputation

  • Access to EU markets despite not being an EU member

  • Strict confidentiality laws

The two most common structures are:

  • AG (Aktiengesellschaft) – similar to a corporation

  • GmbH – similar to a limited liability company
    Both can be used for holding, trading, or consultancy purposes.

  • AG: CHF 100,000 (with at least CHF 50,000 paid-up)

  • GmbH: CHF 20,000 (fully paid-up)

Yes, nominee directors and shareholders are available through fiduciary service providers. However, Switzerland’s tightening regulatory environment may require transparency for tax and legal compliance.

While Worldwide Fellow provides cost-efficient packages, the total cost typically includes:

  • Company registration

  • Local director or representative service

  • Registered office

  • Annual compliance

No, Swiss companies are not completely tax-free. However, certain cantons offer preferential corporate tax rates as low as 11–14% for holding or domiciliary companies. International tax planning can reduce effective rates.

No physical presence is required. Worldwide Fellow can handle the process remotely with notarized or apostilled documents, depending on your country of residence.

Incorporation typically takes 2–3 weeks, depending on due diligence, notarization of documents, and registry processing. Worldwide Fellow expedites this process with streamlined onboarding.

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