Video, 2 min 17 sHome search in Switzerland: how agencies find the flat
Only 0.93% of Swiss homes stood empty on 1 June 2026.
WatchOn ReloFinder you answer four quick questions once. A person reads your request within one business day and passes it to one partner agency that covers your area and has capacity. The agency gets in touch, and you decide. Free for you, with no obligation.
Moving to Switzerland, and not sure which relocation agency to call? On ReloFinder you tell us once, and meet the consultant who fits.
Step one: four quick questions. What you need, where, who is moving and when. No account, about two minutes. Your citizenship matters: EU, EFTA or not decides your permit route, and which specialists fit.
Step two: a person reads your request within one business day, and passes it, with your contact details, to one partner agency that covers your area and has capacity. That agency gets in touch with you directly, usually within one business day.
Step three: talk it through. Get their price and agree terms directly with the agency, or don't. There is no obligation, and if nobody fits, you owe nobody anything.
Who sees what you send? One partner agency, so it can contact you. If it cannot take it on, we may pass it to one other partner agency, and tell you which one. Your contact is never sold, listed or shared with anyone else.
Why is it free? No agency pays ReloFinder anything, not for introductions and not for its place, and you pay nothing either. The top five of every list are partner agencies we work with directly; after them, the order comes from verified Google reviews, weighted by how many there are.
Moving a team instead? Companies post one anonymous brief and get up to four offers. Tell us about your move. Meet your consultant this week. Two minutes of questions, then a consultant from one of our partner agencies gets in touch. Free, with no obligation. The link is in the description.
Video, 2 min 17 sOnly 0.93% of Swiss homes stood empty on 1 June 2026.
Watch
Video, 2 min 35 sRelocating an employee to Switzerland runs in eight steps, from the permit route to the driving licence.
Watch
Video, 2 min 17 sYour first weeks in Switzerland, in order: register at your commune within 14 days, take out basic health insurance within three months, then a bank account, utilities and Serafe, and your driving licence within 12 months.
WatchTwo minutes of questions, then a consultant from one of our partner agencies gets in touch. Free, with no obligation.