frabina offers professional advice on the topic of living together with people of different nationalities and cultures in German, French, Italian, English, Spanish and Arabic. The service is aimed at individuals, couples and families and is politically independent and non-denominational.

All of Switzerland

Information and advice for binational, intercultural and interreligious couples and families 

We offer people in binational partnerships, binational couples and families legal information and psychosocial advice on issues relating to their partnership, immigration law, social security law, marriage and family law and cohabitation.

Your questions - Our topics

• Marriage/registered partnership and family reunification
• Couple relationship
• Parenthood and family
• Separation and divorce
• Right of residence and integration
• Finances
• Contact with authorities

Expats and their family members

All of Switzerland

Information and advice for expats and their family members

We offer legal information and psychosocial counseling for foreigners who live in Switzerland for work or study.

Your questions - our topics

• Social networking, everyday life and well-being in Switzerland 
• Right of residence
• Marriage/registered partnership and family reunification
• Cost of living and social insurance 
• Couple relationship
• Parenthood, children and family
• Separation and divorce/dissolution of registered partnership
• Leaving Switzerland

Affected by racism and discrimination

Canton of Solothurn

Contact point against racism and discrimination Canton Solothurn

We offer legal information and psychosocial counseling in situations of racism and racial discrimination in the canton of Solothurn

Offer

• Information, advice and support for victims and witnesses of racist discrimination
• Information, advice and support for professionals, authorities and schools who support affected persons
• Recruitment of specific specialist agencies and lawyers
• Reporting office for racially discriminatory incidents
• Public relations and awareness-raising work