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Nairobi Nomad Services

Visa, Banking, and Company Services for Nairobi-Based Nomads

Nairobi sits at the heart of Africa's fastest-growing tech ecosystem. Whether you want a company in East Africa, international banking, or guidance on a Kenya stay permit, we handle the setup end to end.

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Who this is for

Nairobi is Africa's leading tech hub - home to a vibrant startup ecosystem, world-class coworking spaces, and the continent's most developed mobile money infrastructure. Kenya's Business Permit and investment visa pathways make it straightforward for entrepreneurs and remote workers to establish a legitimate presence.

Available services

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Kenya Visa and Stay Permit

Guidance on Kenya's Business Permit and investment visa pathways for remote workers and entrepreneurs.

From $399
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UK Company Formation

Form a UK Ltd to invoice international clients cleanly from Kenya.

From $349
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US LLC Formation

A Wyoming or Delaware LLC for nomads with US clients or Stripe-based businesses.

From $399
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International Bank Account

Open a digital bank account accessible from Nairobi with multi-currency support.

From $199
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How it works

Step 1

Assessment

We review your visa situation, income sources, and business goals for a Nairobi base.

Step 2

Services initiated

Visa guidance, company formation, and banking applications proceed in parallel.

Step 3

Approvals

Each service completes on its own timeline. We track and update you throughout.

Step 4

Fully set up

Legal stay permit, a company entity, and international banking in place.

Frequently asked questions

Does Kenya have a digital nomad visa?

Kenya does not yet have a standalone digital nomad visa. Most remote workers use the East Africa Tourist Visa (90 days) or a Business Visa. Longer-term stays require a Class G (Business) or Class I (Investment) permit. We assess the most suitable pathway for your income and work situation.

What is the tech scene like in Nairobi?

Nairobi is home to Silicon Savannah, Africa's leading tech cluster. iHub, Westlands, and Karen host numerous coworking spaces, accelerators, and VC-backed startups. Nairobi has strong fibre broadband in most business districts, though internet reliability can vary in residential areas.

Can I open an M-Pesa or Kenyan bank account as a foreigner?

Yes. Foreign residents with a valid Kenyan ID or work permit can open a standard Kenyan bank account. M-Pesa (mobile money) is accessible to foreigners with a Kenyan SIM and passport. We advise on international digital banking options that work well in Nairobi for nomads on short-term visas.

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Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling, from first document to final approval.

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