INSURANCES
Your insurance coverage
Without gaps.
Which existing policies to cancel, which to keep, and which Swiss policies are recommended.
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THE SHORT ANSWER
Mandatory & Optional Coverages at a Glance.
Household and private liability insurances are highly recommended, while motor insurance is mandatory for car owners.
Status: October 2026 · General information, no personal legal, tax, or insurance advice.YOUR SITUATION
Align Swiss Policies & Existing Foreign Contracts.
When changing countries, coverage, scope, and legal frameworks often no longer fit. A structured contract check protects you from unnecessary premiums and dangerous gaps.
- ✓Private Liability & Household
- ✓Legal Protection
- ✓Motor Insurance
- ✓Accidental Disability & Income
OUR PROCESS
Avoid Coverage Gaps & Overlaps in 3 Steps.
Take Stock
List existing foreign and international contracts with terms and territorial scope.
Prioritize Risks
Separate existential risks from comfort coverages.
Coordinate Protection
Cancel, adjust, or set up new contracts in Switzerland as appropriate.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions about
insurance in Switzerland.
Which insurances do I need in Switzerland?+
Mandatory insurances are basic health insurance and motor liability for car owners. Others depend on your situation.
Do foreign insurances continue after relocating?+
It depends on the contract. Some end with loss of residency, others offer restricted coverage. Get written confirmation.
Do I need Swiss private liability insurance?+
It is usually not legally required, but highly recommended and often expected by landlords.
Personal Support
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Detailed Guide
Read all legal details, deadlines, required documents, and common pitfalls in our comprehensive guide.
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