Square Agency
6, Ruelle du Couchant
A modeling agency in Geneva represents models to brands, magazines and fashion houses, and earns a commission on the fees you book, never on money you pay. I list 3 verified agencies in Geneva, a commercial and luxury market in French-speaking Switzerland.
6, Ruelle du Couchant
Chemin du Pavillon 2, Le Grand-Saconnex
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In Switzerland, private placement is governed by the Federal Act on Employment Services and the Hiring of Services (LSE). An agency must hold an authorisation from the cantonal authority, plus a SECO authorisation if it places to or from abroad, so you can check it is authorised. A placer may only charge a registration fee and a placement commission whose amounts are set and capped by the Federal Council (art. 9 LSE), and the commission is due only once a placement actually results in a contract. An agency demanding upfront fees outside this framework, or operating without authorisation, is acting unlawfully.
In Geneva, 3 agencies represent women and 3 represent men. 2 represent Senior, and one each for the Body parts, Children and Curve boards. Geneva is a commercial and luxury market, driven by watchmaking, jewellery and international organisations.
2 of the 3 agencies I list in Geneva accept applications through an online form on their own website. For the last one, you make contact via the details on its profile. You send recent, unretouched polaroids in natural light, with your measurements and date of birth. No professional book at this stage. Switzerland is not in the EU, but the Agreement on the Free Movement of Persons lets EU citizens work there without a visa (a permit or registration is required beyond short assignments). A non-EU/EFTA national needs a work permit.
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I list 3 verified modeling agencies in Geneva.
In Geneva, 3 agencies represent women and 3 represent men, 2 Senior, and one each for the Body parts, Children and Curve boards.
2 of the 3 agencies I list in Geneva accept applications through an online form. For the last one, you make contact via the details on its profile.
For an EU citizen, no: the Free Movement of Persons Agreement lets you work in Switzerland without a visa, with a permit or registration beyond short assignments. A non-EU/EFTA national needs a work permit.
No, outside the strict LSE framework. A placer may only charge a capped registration fee and commission, the commission due only on placement. Upfront book fees are a scam signal.
A placement agency must be authorised under the LSE (cantonal authority, and SECO for abroad). And a legitimate agency never asks you for arbitrary upfront fees.