Practical guidance on Kenya eTA applications, work permits, special and dependant passes, permanent residence, citizenship and global mobility.
WKA Advocates is a Nairobi law firm providing expert immigration legal services for employers, expatriates, investors and families navigating Kenya's work permit, residence and citizenship requirements.
Read More →Kenya's immigration framework is evolving. This guide outlines the key trends expected to shape immigration law and policy for employers and expatriates in 2027, including digitalisation, EAC mobility and new permit reforms.
Read More →Kenya work permit renewals must be submitted before the current permit expires. This guide explains the renewal timeline, required documents, common errors and what to do if your permit has already expired.
Read More →NGO workers, aid and development staff in Kenya may qualify for Class K permits or exemptions from certain permit requirements. This guide explains the routes available, NGO Coordination Board registration and compliance requirements.
Read More →Kenya immigration fees for work permits, special passes, dependant passes and other documents are set by regulation and updated periodically. This guide outlines the current fee structure and budgeting guidance for employers and foreign nationals.
Read More →Processing times for Kenya work permits vary by category and application quality. This guide gives realistic expectations for Class D, G, M and other permits, plus tips to avoid delays.
Read More →Foreign investors can establish and operate businesses in Kenya under various immigration categories including Class G work permits and investment frameworks. This guide explains the routes available, minimum requirements and WKA's advisory role.
Read More →Managing expatriate assignments to Kenya requires coordination of work permits, dependant passes, tax registration, employer compliance and exit planning. This guide outlines the key steps for employers and HR teams.
Read More →A refused work permit, entry refusal or cancelled immigration document in Kenya may be contested through administrative review or judicial challenge. This guide explains the available remedies and when legal advice is essential.
Read More →The Class D work permit is Kenya's most common work permit category, covering foreign nationals employed in a specific role by a Kenyan employer. This guide explains the application requirements, quota rules and employer obligations.
Read More →Foreign students studying in Kenya need a student pass or appropriate immigration authority. This guide explains the student pass requirements, application process, duration and what international students can and cannot do in Kenya.
Read More →Kenyan employers who hire foreign nationals face obligations under immigration law including work permit sponsorship, quota compliance and record-keeping. Failure to comply carries criminal and civil liability. WKA Advocates supports employers with immigration compliance.
Read More →Kenya citizenship by registration is available to qualifying foreign nationals including spouses of citizens, persons of Kenyan descent and those with long residence. This guide explains the legal requirements, documentation and process.
Read More →Permanent residence in Kenya grants the holder indefinite leave to remain and work without further permits. This guide explains the qualifying routes, residence period requirements, documentation and how WKA Advocates can assist.
Read More →The Class M work permit is designed for missionaries, religious workers and certain NGO personnel working in Kenya through approved organisations. This guide explains who qualifies, how to apply and what Class M holders can and cannot do.
Read More →A Kenya dependant pass allows the spouse, minor children and other qualifying dependants of a work permit holder to reside in Kenya. This guide covers eligibility, application documents and work rights for pass holders.
Read More →A special pass in Kenya allows a foreign national to undertake a specific task for up to three months while a formal work permit is processed or for short-term assignments. This guide explains who needs one, how to apply and common pitfalls.
Read More →The Class G work permit allows foreign investors and business owners to live and work in Kenya. This guide explains the qualifying criteria, minimum capital requirements, documentation and how WKA Advocates can support your application.
Read More →Kenya issues work permits in multiple classes under the Kenya Citizens and Foreign Nationals Management Service Act. This guide explains each class, who qualifies and how WKA Advocates can assist.
Read More →The Kenya eTA replaced the former visa on arrival for most nationalities. This guide explains who needs it, how to apply, fees, processing times and what to do if your eTA is refused.
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Immigration and Global Mobility | Law Firm in Nairobi Kenya is an increasingly important destination for international investors, businesses, professionals, entrepreneurs, and families. However, relocating to Kenya, hiring foreign talent, or managing employees across borders requires careful navigation of immigration laws, work authorization requirements, and regulatory processes. At WKA Advocates, we provide practical immigration and […]
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