It depends on the type of company. A limited share company (SA) will
take a little longer because you have to publish notice of its formation in the official
journal, and request its inscription in the commercial registry. We can take care of these
formalities for you and push them through in a few weeks.
Most companies in Switzerland, and all SAs, have to be entered in
the Commercial Registry, a legal document where the company's location, its directors'
names and other relevant information is made public.
When creating a company you have to provide statutes which outline
the proposed activity of your company.
For so-called domiciled companies you can have a virtual office in a
lawyer's office, but for other types of company you'll need a real office.
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