Frequent Asked Questions 

A Swiss corporation, known as an Aktiengesellschaft (AG) or Société Anonyme (SA), is a limited liability company that offers shareholders protection and is commonly used for businesses seeking credibility and international reach.

Yes, foreigners can set up a company in Switzerland. However, at least one director must be a Swiss resident for certain company types, such as an AG or GmbH.

To open a Swiss bank account from India, you typically need to choose a bank, provide required documents (passport, proof of funds, business details), and comply with due diligence checks. Some banks allow remote account opening, while others may require a visit.

A domiciliary company in Switzerland is a business that is legally registered in the country but conducts no commercial activities there. It benefits from favorable tax treatment and is often used for asset management or holding purposes.

A nominated director in Switzerland is a resident individual appointed to fulfill legal requirements for company management. They ensure compliance with regulations but typically do not have decision-making power in business operations. 

A nominated director helps meet Swiss residency requirements, ensures legal compliance, maintains privacy for company owners, and can facilitate smooth business operations without direct involvement in decision-making. 

Yes, in Switzerland, a nominated director must be a Swiss resident to fulfill legal requirements, particularly for GmbH and AG companies. This ensures compliance with local regulations and effective company representation.