The Corporation (SA) is the most prestigious legal form in Switzerland, often chosen for structured projects with multiple shareholders or significant fundraising. It allows a clear distinction between the company’s assets and those of the shareholders.
Thanks to our partnership with an accredited online notary, HEVEA Invest simplifies the process of creating your SA with personalized support.
File preparation: 24–48 hours
Registration with the Commercial Register: 2 to 4 weeks (depending on the canton)
The share capital must be deposited in an escrow account
A director domiciled in Switzerland is mandatory
All shareholders must sign the statutes
The company name must comply with Swiss commercial law
Notary fees amount to CHF 590, payable directly to our notary via their online platform.
Registration fees with the Commercial Register (usually between CHF 600 and CHF 1,000) are payable directly to the relevant cantonal office after your company is published.
Yes, a SA can be founded by a single individual or legal entity, but at least one director must be domiciled in Switzerland.
Yes. The integrated UBS option on the notary’s platform allows you to automatically create an escrow account and then a business account.
Yes, but a foundation report must then be established and verified by an accredited auditor.
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This depends on the chosen service, but generally, a valid identity document and your company information are sufficient. Specific documents may be required depending on the formality (articles of association, balance sheet, register, etc.).
Most of our services are processed within a 24 to 72 business hour timeframe, excluding external administrative delays (Commercial Register, notary, etc.). We keep you informed at every stage of the progress.
Yes. You receive personalized support with a dedicated advisor depending on the service. We ensure follow-up until your request is fully completed.
Yes. HEVEA INVEST offers services in compliance with Swiss law, available in all cantons, with approved partners (notaries, business centers, fiduciaries).