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How can Legal Expat Switzerland assist you?

Legal Expat provides immigration services and legal advice to the expatriate community living and working in Switzerland.

Our English-speaking team can assist you with the various issues you may face as an expat in Switzerland.

We also provide our immigration and employment law services to companies based in Switzerland through our exclusive service DeliverPermit.

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    Our team has a successful track record of helping expats in Switzerland with their legal needs.

    Great service and very friendly staff. Highly recommend.”

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    “One-stop-shop for your immigration services!

    Alexa Mossaz and her team give prompt advice with attention to detail.

    The more you prepare, the better they will be able to assist, don’t forget that!

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    “We had approached Legal Expat team on two occasion, for a residence permit and employment law.

    In both cases team carefully approached our need and delivered needed advise and resolution without back and forth. 

    Legal Expat is very professional and we can feel it from the beginning.” 

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    Book your legal consultation online with English-speaking lawyers and immigration specialists! We are located within the law firm OA Legal on the 5th floor at 1 place de Longemalle, 1204 Geneva. Our consultation can be made on Zoom or in our Office for a competitive flat fee of CHF 300.-.