Terms of Service

1. Legal Notice

Website Publisher: The website Swiss Global Expat is published by Guillaume Chevalier, operating under the sole proprietorship 360 Business, registered under SIRET number 81162488100058, with headquarters located in La Garde (83130), France (Contact: [email protected]).

Hosting Provider: The website is hosted by DigitalOcean LLC, 101 Avenue of the Americas, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10013, USA.

Certified Insurance Partner: Swiss Global Expat is a brand operated in partnership with PSPI SA (Privat & Corporate Brokerage), a certified insurance broker registered with FINMA under number 28838. Business Identification Number (UID) / Commercial Register: CHE-114.803.069.

2. Purpose of the Service

Swiss Global Expat provides a free international health insurance comparison service and connects users with expatriation specialists. The information and simulations provided on the website (via our forms or embedded comparator) are for indicative purposes only and do not bind the publisher's liability.

3. Data Protection (GDPR & FADP)

In accordance with the Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP) in Switzerland and the GDPR in Europe, information collected via the quote request form (Name, Email, Phone, Nationality, Destination) is strictly confidential. It is used exclusively to:

• Process your comparative pricing request.
• Allow a specialist to call you back within 24 business hours.

No data is sold to non-partner third parties without your explicit consent.

4. Use of the External Comparator

The interactive comparison module embedded on our site is powered by our secure technological partner. The displayed rates come directly from partner insurers with no extra cost to the user.

5. Intellectual Property

All editorial content (guides, articles, analyses, logos, designs) present on the site is the exclusive property of Swiss Global Expat. Any unauthorized reproduction or distribution is strictly prohibited.

6. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

These terms of use are governed by Swiss law. In the event of a dispute, exclusive legal jurisdiction is established with the competent courts of the operating company's registered office (Switzerland).