our logistics Process

As a Legal company to tailor your needs.

Initial Consultation

We assess your invention and discuss its patentability.

Patent Search & Drafting

Prepare a professional application, including claims, description, and drawings.

Filing & Follow-Up

Submit to IPI and manage all communications.

Publication & Grant

Your application is published, and the patent is granted with 20 years of protection.

International Extension (Optional)

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who we are

Leverage Patents to Boost Your Academic and Career Opportunities in Switzerland

15 +

years of
experience

Obtaining a patent is more than just protecting an innovative idea — it can also be a strategic advantage for your academic and professional journey in Switzerland. Universities and research institutions highly value innovation and original contributions. Having a patented invention demonstrates creativity, technical expertise, and the ability to solve real-world problems. For students and researchers, a registered patent can strengthen your application for Swiss universities by showcasing your practical achievements alongside your academic credentials. For professionals, patents can enhance your CV and increase your chances of securing positions in cutting-edge industries, research labs, or technology-driven companies in Switzerland. In short, a patent is not just intellectual property — it’s a powerful tool to open doors for scholarships, research opportunities, and career advancement in one of the world’s most innovative countries.At

what our clients say

Real stories from real Patent

Ava Mitchell

I can’t believe I can get into Switzerland so quickly with a patent.

Rahul Desai

The patent registration process was very easy and convenient.

Claire Benson

My income has increased significantly by working and studying in Switzerland.

Liam Chen

Success in life and education was achieved with a Swiss patent.

Sophia James

The highest success in the best country in the world

FAQ-got questions? we’ve got answers.

Everything you need to know about our services and how we operate.

1. What is a Swiss patent?

A Swiss patent is an official right granted by the Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property (IPI) that protects an invention within Switzerland. It gives the patent holder exclusive rights to make, use, or sell the invention for up to 20 years, subject to annual renewal fees.

2. How long does it take to obtain a Swiss patent?

The typical timeframe is 1-2 years, depending on the quality of the application and response times. Since Switzerland does not conduct a full substantive examination, the process is generally faster than in many countries.

3. Does Switzerland conduct a novelty or inventive step examination?

No. Switzerland performs only a formal examination, not a full substantive examination.
This means the IPI checks the structure and completeness of the application, but does not deeply analyze whether the invention is novel or inventive.

4. Is a prior art search mandatory in Switzerland?

No. A search report is optional.
However, it is strongly recommended to:

Prepare for international filings (EPO/PCT)

Evaluate patentability

Detect similar inventions

Strengthen the claims

5. What types of inventions can be patented in Switzerland?

A patentable invention must:

  • Be new
  • Involve an inventive step
  • Be industrially applicable
  • Have a clear technical character

Examples include devices, systems, technical processes, and engineered materials.

6. What cannot be patented in Switzerland?

Non-patentable items include:

Inventions contrary to public order or ethical standards

Scientific theories and mathematical methods

Business methods without technical implementation

Computer programs as such (unless they produce a technical effect)

Diagnostic, surgical, and therapeutic methods

Plant and animal varieties

7. How long is a Swiss patent valid?

A Swiss patent is valid for 1 years from the filing date, provided annual renewal fees are paid starting from the 4th year.

8. Are Swiss patents automatically valid in Europe?

No. A Swiss patent protects the invention only in Switzerland.

To obtain protection in other countries, you must file:

Or a PCT international application

A European patent application (EPO)

9. Can I file a Swiss patent application in English?

Yes. Switzerland allows applications in English, German, French, or Italian.
However, the official communication from the IPI will be in an official Swiss language you choose

logistics insights & trends

“Comprehensive Patent Services in Switzerland”

Our team specializes in guiding innovators through every step of the Swiss patent process. We provide:

  • Patentability Assessment – Evaluate novelty, inventive step, and industrial applicability
  • Professional Drafting – Accurate descriptions, technical drawings, and precise claims
  • Filing & Administration – Seamless submission to the Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property (IPI)
  • International Extensions – EPO and PCT filings for broader protection

We combine legal expertise with technical knowledge to maximize the strength and scope of your patents.