Initial assessment
Qualification, profession, country and canton are examined to establish a realistic strategy.
Find out moreWe identify the competent authority, build the file and follow the procedure through to the decision. Your documents are handled confidentially, in line with our privacy notice.
Reply within two working days, in writing. Fees known in advance, from CHF 290 including VAT.
Recognition is not a matter of sending in a qualification. It means identifying the right procedure, anticipating the evidence expected and setting out your career without grey areas.
Qualification, profession, country and canton are examined to establish a realistic strategy.
Find out moreWe verify documents, certified copies and translations before filing.
Find out moreYou hand over the correspondence and the requests for further documents.
Find out moreWe explain compensation measures and the steps that follow.
Find out moreYour career has its own logic. Our job is to make it self-evident to the authority.
Our commitmentsYou know at any moment where the file stands and what must happen next.
We establish whether the profession is regulated, which authority decides and which route applies.
Every document is checked, ordered and made readable.
The file is sent in line with the requirements published by the authority.
We handle the correspondence, the requests for further documents and the steps after the decision.
This overview gives a first indication. The assessment provides an initial reading, to be confirmed with the competent authority.
Three services at fixed prices, plus tailored support for complex careers. Official fees and translations remain separate and payable by you.
CHF 290
A structured reading of your situation before any step is taken.
Request this serviceCHF 890
We build and check the file, then hand it to you ready to submit. Filing and dealings with the authority remain yours.
Request this serviceCHF 1’790
Everything in the Assessment and the File preparation, plus the filing, the correspondence with the authority and the follow-up until the decision.
Request this serviceComplex career or multiple qualifications: support on request.
No. Recognition is required where the profession is regulated. Where it is not, the employer usually assesses the qualification, and a Swiss ENIC statement may add weight to it.
Timelines vary widely. A standard procedure can take about four months, while a complex individual examination can exceed a year. No timeline can be guaranteed.
Not always. Some professions benefit from sectoral recognition where every condition is met. Otherwise the authority compares the training and may require a compensation measure.
A first assessment places the likely authority and the checks to be made.
Reply within two working days, in writing.