Kenya’s immigration system is detailed and deadline-sensitive. Our consultants ensure your permit applications are accurate, complete, and submitted on time — protecting your career, your family, and your ability to remain in the country legally.
Navigating Kenya’s immigration system requires precision. A wrong document, a missed requirement, or an expired pass can put your stay — and your employer’s compliance — at risk. Our immigration specialists manage every aspect of your legal authorization in Kenya, so you remain compliant at every stage of your stay.
Tourist, business, transit, and multiple-entry visas for Kenya
Class D, G, N, K, and A permits — fully managed
For spouses and minor children of permit holders
Bridging authority while your main permit is processed
Visitor pass extensions and re-entry pass applications
Long-term settlement applications for qualifying residents
Mandatory registration for all foreign permit holders
Electronic travel authorization for eligible nationalities
| Permit/Pass Type | Who it's for | typical processing |
|---|---|---|
|
Class D — Employment |
Foreign nationals employed by a Kenyan-registered company |
4–8 weeks |
|
Class N — Digital Nomad |
Remote workers employed outside Kenya |
4–6 weeks |
|
Class G — Investment |
Foreign investors with Kenyan business interests |
6–10 weeks |
|
Class K — Retirement |
Retirees with a pension of $1,000+/month |
6–10 weeks |
|
Special Pass |
Bridging authorization during permit processing |
1–2 weeks |
|
Dependant’s Pass |
Spouses and minor children of permit holders |
3–5 weeks |
|
Permanent Residency |
Long-term residents qualifying for indefinite leave |
3–6 months |
