Health insurance
Review compulsory Swiss basic insurance, then supplementary benefits and their admission conditions.
Understand health cover →NEW TO SWITZERLAND · GENEVA & VAUD
Just moved to Switzerland?
Understand your Swiss insurance with personal guidance in English or French.
Employee, family or self-employed: let’s clarify the priorities for your move to Geneva or the canton of Vaud.
Free first consultation · English / Français · No obligation
Insurance for the life you are building
Personal liability and home
Separate damage you cause to others, damage to rented property and protection for your own belongings.
Prepare for your new home →Legal protection
Compare covered areas, waiting periods and exclusions for tenancy, employment and everyday disputes.
Review the cover →Third pillar advice in English
Clarify your budget, existing pension cover and time horizon before choosing pillar 3a or 3b. English-speaking advice helps you understand costs and commitments.
Explore your third pillar →Income protection
Employee or self-employed: review the benefits already in place for illness, accident and disability.
Protect your income →Starting a business
Review professional liability, employee cover and the risks linked to your new Swiss activity.
Prepare your business →Health insurance: check your timing
The general rule is to enrol within three months of taking up residence. Timely enrolment backdates cover and premiums. Exceptions can apply, so check your particular status.
Official source: Federal Office of Public Health ↗Prepare your first conversation
Tell me your canton, arrival date and situation so I can prepare our conversation.
Your adviser: Mathias Sudres
Independent insurance and pension adviser in Geneva. Your first conversation can take place in English or French, remotely or by appointment at the office.
Calliopée Business Center
Rue de Chantepoulet 10, 1201 Genève
This form requests a reply. It does not book an appointment. You can also choose a time directly through Calendly.
Book a free consultationYour first questions
Can I receive advice entirely in English?
You can discuss your situation and receive explanations in English. The language of policy documents and external services depends on the provider.
Do I need to arrange everything immediately?
The first conversation helps distinguish priority steps from cover to consider according to your needs, budget and existing policies.
I am a cross-border worker. Is the process the same?
Residence, employment and status can change which rules apply. Mention your circumstances when booking so the discussion can be adapted.