The Confederation may grant privileges, immunities and facilities to the following institutional beneficiaries:
intergovernmental organisations;
international institutions;
quasi-governmental international organisations;
diplomatic missions;
consular posts;
permanent missions or other representations to intergovernmental organisations;
special missions;
international conferences;
secretariats or other bodies established under an international treaty;
independent commissions;
international courts;
arbitration tribunals;
other international bodies.
The Confederation may grant privileges, immunities and facilities to the following natural persons (individual beneficiaries):
individuals who, whether on a permanent or a temporary basis, are called to act in an official capacity at one of the institutional beneficiaries referred to in paragraph 1 above;
eminent persons carrying out an international mandate;
individuals entitled to accompany one of the individual beneficiaries referred to in letters a or b, including private household employees.