Kenya is East Africa's leading destination for digital nomads and entrepreneurs. Most nationalities receive 90 days on arrival. Longer stays require a Business Permit or investor visa. Kenya's tech ecosystem (Silicon Savannah), fast 4G/LTE in Nairobi, and affordable living make it a compelling Africa base.
We identify the best Kenya stay option for your income, employment type, and intended duration.
We prepare income documentation, employment letters, and other required documents.
We submit your permit application to the Kenyan Department of Immigration.
Business permit in hand, with banking and company setup completed in parallel.
Most nationalities receive a 90-day entry permit on arrival in Kenya (or via e-visa). For stays beyond 90 days, a Class G Business Permit or Class I Investment Permit is required. The Business Permit requires proof of a legitimate business interest in Kenya. We assess the most appropriate permit category for your situation.
Nairobi has excellent 4G LTE coverage across the city and fibre broadband available in most commercial and residential neighbourhoods. Safaricom is the primary mobile network and provides reliable 4G data. Coworking spaces in Westlands, Karen, and the CBD offer high-speed fibre broadband.
Yes. Foreigners with a Kenyan SIM card and a valid passport or ID can register for M-Pesa. M-Pesa is the dominant payment system in Kenya for daily transactions, landlord payments, and utility bills. We advise on setting up M-Pesa and international banking as part of our Kenya nomad setup service.
Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling, from first document to final approval.
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