Moldova Citizenship
Investment amount:from 135 000 €
Time to obtain:3 months
Number of visa-free countries:121
working schedule:
10:00 - 19:00
Investing in the Swiss economy is a simplified way to obtain a citizenship certificate which is a mandatory step for foreigners to obtain a Swiss passport. There are 2 directions for investments established by the law: business and payment of lump-sum tax. The compliance with the investment conditions and local residency requirements allows you to get a Swiss passport in 10 years. This document provides access to all the rights and privileges of Swiss citizens.
Visa-free access to 184 countries,
including the USA, Canada, Australia
Services of reliable banks of the state with
a guarantee of confidentiality
No need to declare
of income received abroad
A simplified procedure for registering
your business in the country
The right to reside in Switzerland
or any Schengen state
Comfortable conditions for admission
to European universities
Discover the freedom
of travelling
around the world
with a Swiss passport
Creating a business with an annual turnover of more than CHF 1,000,000, which creates jobs for Swiss residents, as well as promotes the introduction of new technologies, is one of the options for obtaining a citizenship certificate. Another one option is to pay annual lump-sum tax during 10 years in the amount of at least CHF 100,000 per year. After fulfillment of these investment conditions and staying in the country for at least 10 years you are allowed to apply for Swiss passport. Residency requirements depend on the legislation of a particular canton (administrative unit of Switzerland). On the basis of the certificate of citizenship, you are issued an ID-card and passport for a period of 10 years with the right of extension. For minors the validity of passport is 5 years. In special cases, citizens are provided with a temporary passport, which is recognized as valid for crossing the borders of some countries during 12 months.
ID-card
CHF 65 - for persons over the age of 18; CHF 5 - additional government fee CHF 30 - for persons under the age of 18; CHF 5 - additionally government fee
International passport
CHF 140 - for persons over the age of 18; CHF 5 - additionally government fee CHF 60 - for persons under the age of 18; CHF 5 - additionally government fee
Temporary passport
from CHF 100 - for persons over the age of 18;
from CHF 150
- if issued at the airport
from CHF 100 - for persons under the age of 18;
from CHF 150
- if issued at the airport
You may apply online for an ID card and passport to the cantonal authorities, by phone or in person at the nearest passport office. Documents of a Swiss citizen are issued in 10 working days.
It is also possible to obtain passport through the Consulate or Embassy of Switzerland abroad. The cost of documents received abroad is calculated in accordance with the current exchange rate of the selected country. Issuance of documents in such case takes 30 working days.
Apply to local authorities,
passport office, or Swiss Consulate
or Embassy abroad
Pass the procedure of identification and biometric data submission
Payment of
the passport fee
Receive your
Swiss passport
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of a Swiss passport
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