Lie Detector Test Switzerland — UK P300 EEG Examiner Flown to Zurich

Yes. A UK-qualified examiner flies to Switzerland with our 8-channel P300 EEG equipment — a direct 2-hour flight from Manchester. Tests are conducted in a private, confidential venue in Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Bern, Lausanne, Lugano, Zug or any other Swiss city of your choice — typically a reserved hotel suite, or at your corporate premises for business cases.

Switzerland has a small private polygraph market, mostly based in Zurich, Basel and Geneva, using traditional polygraph that measures anxiety — breathing, heart rate, sweat. Lie detector testing is not legally regulated in Switzerland, so quality and methodology vary. We bring UK-qualified forensic standards and P300 EEG — which measures brain-wave recognition of specific details rather than emotional state. It's measurably more accurate (95% vs ~85%), harder to defeat with countermeasures, and not distorted by nervousness.

No. Polygraph and P300 EEG results are not admissible as formal evidence in Swiss courts — this is the Swiss legal position, consistent with the approach in Germany. Results are, however, widely used for private purposes: internal corporate investigations, private banking compliance, family office decisions, pre-marriage verification, commercial dispute support, HR matters and personal resolution. If your case may reach a Swiss court, consult a Swiss lawyer about how the result may be used as part of your broader evidence.

Strictly confidential — privacy is particularly important in the Swiss market. Tests take place in private booked venues. Reports are issued only to the paying client. We operate under UK GDPR standards and align with the revised Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP), which came into force in September 2023. We do not share, store or disclose any case information to authorities, employers, family members, or any third party without your explicit written instruction.

A common reason for booking us. Traditional polygraph results can be distorted by nerves, medication, medical conditions, or simply poor question design — a genuinely truthful person can fail because they were anxious. P300 EEG measures something fundamentally different: brain recognition, not anxiety. A P300 test on the same underlying facts can provide an independent second result on a different scientific basis.

Yes. Our Corporate Packages (3, 5 and 10-test) are designed for group investigations during a single dedicated Swiss visit. Per-test rates drop to £899 at the 10-pack level. All testing is strictly voluntary with written consent from each subject. Swiss private-sector employment law applies to workplace testing; your Swiss employment counsel should confirm any specific consent or works-council requirements before booking, particularly for multi-subject cases.

We accept CHF, EUR or GBP payment via international bank transfer, SEPA, Wise, SWIFT, or major credit cards. All invoices are issued by DadLink Technologies Limited (UK). Full payment is required to confirm the booking — we don't take deposits on international bookings. This protects both parties and secures examiner travel arrangements.

Tests are conducted in English by default. We can arrange certified interpreters in German, French, Italian, or any other language — just raise this at the enquiry stage so we can factor it into scheduling. This is particularly relevant for Romandy (French-speaking Switzerland), Ticino (Italian-speaking), and German-Swiss business contexts.