Kenya has introduced new work permits and made changes to existing ones to streamline immigration processes and attract a diverse workforce.
Some of the changes include a reduced income requirement for the Digital Nomad Visa, a free Class R permit for East African Community citizens, and new permits for UN staff, diplomats, and charity workers, positioning Kenya as a regional and international hub.
Introduction So, I was accompanying my wife on a work trip to Addis Ababa. This was an opportunity I couldn’t pass up—firstly because I’d never been to Ethiopia, and secondly because we saved half the cost of the trip since her job is covering her expenses. And believe me, that’s
Traveling to Ethiopia as a Kenyan is very simple and straightforward. Find out how to get access to the land where coffee originated from.
Kenya is preparing to launch a digital nomad work permit to position itself at the forefront of remote workers. This permit is designed to attract global digital professionals and allow them to live and work in Kenya while enjoying the country’s natural beauty, rich culture, and high-quality lifestyle. Kenya’s President,
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