Read the stories of our successful matches
Discover what it’s like to live and work in Switzerland as a physiotherapist. Read real experiences, useful tips, and inspiring stories from therapists who’ve already made the move.
Get inspired and see what’s possible with PhysioMatch by your side.
100+
matches per year
600+
successful matches in total
15
different nationalities placed in Switzerland
Jenna’s story as a physiotherapist in Wattwil
In this story, Jenna, a physiotherapist from Finland, talks about her move to Switzerland. Since October 2025, she has been working and living in Wattwil in the canton of St. Gallen. She shares her experiences of working with a broad target group, getting used to shorter treatment times and living in a new country with a different language. She also talks about the financial differences, her love for the mountains, and how nature helps her stay balanced. Her advice to other physiotherapists is clear: just do it.
Jenna ★★★★★
Agnieszka’s story as a physiotherapist in Langenthal
Agnieszka moved from Poland to Langenthal and has been working as a physiotherapist in Switzerland since September 2025. She enjoys the mountains, the variety in her patient population and a good work-life balance with a three-day weekend. In this story, she tells how she found her place in Switzerland and why working in Swiss physiotherapy suits her so well.
Agnieszka ★★★★★
Aniek’s story as a physiotherapist in Bern
Aniek moved from the Netherlands to Bern with PhysioMatch and now works as a physiotherapist in a geriatric rehabilitation clinic. She shares her experiences about working and living in Switzerland.
Aniek ★★★★★
Laurine’s Journey as a Physiotherapist in Biel/Bienne
About working as a physiotherapist in a bilingual city and what that means for communicating with patients.
Laurine ★★★★★
With Bente’s profession, you earn at least twice as much in Switzerland
There’s a meter of snow in Saas-Balen, a small village of about three hundred inhabitants located in the popular ski area of Saas-Fee, in the canton of Valais. Bente’s running shoes are ready: this afternoon she’s going trail running – running as far and as high as possible along narrow mountain paths. Tomorrow afternoon, she’ll …
Bente ★★★★★
Myrthe’s adventure as a physiotherapist in Switzerland
About working as a physiotherapist in Switzerland, daily practice, terms of employment, and what you can expect from living and working there.
Myrthe ★★★★★
Margreet’s story as a physio in Sursee
About an active life in the Sursee region, cycling to work and the space to combine sport and work effectively.
Margreet ★★★★★
Carmen’s story as a physio in Berikon
About long walks to work, living in the middle of nature and building a life in Switzerland after years of travelling.
Carmen ★★★★
The story of Bram and Laura as physiotherapists in Lucerne
About emigrating together, living in Lucerne and working as physiotherapists for the same employer.
Bram and Laura ★★★★★
Wendy is an occupational therapist in Switzerland: ‘We can see the slopes from home’
Article from Nu.nl about Wendy’s life as an occupational therapist and Mitch’s life as a physiotherapist in Switzerland.
Wendy ★★★★★
Myrto’s Journey as a Physiotherapist in Zürich and Olten
About working as a physiotherapist in Olten and building a new life in Zurich.
Myrto ★★★★
Bas’s Experience as a physiotherapist in Switzerland
About working as a physiotherapist in Switzerland through the eyes of Bas and how he experiences his professional and personal life there.
Bas ★★★★★
Denny’s Experience in Switzerland
About Denny’s life and work as a physiotherapist in Switzerland and the insights he gained along the way.
Denny ★★★★★
Lauren’s Story as a Physiotherapist in Zurich
About emigrating together, living in Zurich and working as a physiotherapist in an international city.
Lauren ★★★★★
Your adventure, our care!
Moving to Switzerland is a big adventure. There’s a lot to arrange, from paperwork and permits to a new job and language. Fortunately, you don’t have to do it alone. We’re by your side from the very first contact and stay involved long after you arrive in Switzerland.
We guide you through the process
We help you with the recognition of your diploma, support you in learning German, and take care of practical matters such as opening a bank account, signing your contract, and arranging your work permit. On average, this process takes one to six months, and you’ll always know exactly where you stand and what comes next.
We give you
choices
We offer you multiple consultations and various options. You'll receive €300 in travel expenses to explore Switzerland. The choice is always yours. We'll help you weigh the pros and cons, so you choose a place where you'll feel at home.
We stay involved
Even after your move. Do you have questions about local registration, banks or insurance? Call or message us. We’re only satisfied when you are — that’s what we call a successful match.
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Emigrating isn't something you do every day, thankfully. We understand there's a lot to consider. Register now and explore your options in Switzerland with us.