KAZI LEGAL helps individuals, investors, employers, NGOs, and families navigate Kenya’s immigration system—choosing the correct permit or visa, preparing compliant documentation, and handling submissions and follow-ups with the Directorate of Immigration Services.
- Accuracy & compliance: Reduce refusals and delays with correctly structured applications.
- Right permit selection: Align your goals with the correct class (work, investor, research, retiree, etc.).
- Time & risk savings: We manage submissions, queries, and renewals end-to-end.
- Corporate readiness: Expat staffing requires quota planning, contracts, and policy alignment.
Our Immigration Consultation Services
1) Work Permits & Passes
- Class D: Employment with a Kenyan entity.
- Class G: Investors/entrepreneurs establishing or joining a business.
- Class I: Research/academia with recognized institutions.
- Class K: Retirees with assured income.
- Special Pass: Short-term/urgent assignments.
2) Investor & Business Immigration
- Permit strategy for founders, directors, and key staff.
- Company setup guidance and sector-specific conditions.
- Capital, governance, and tax considerations alignment.
3) Corporate Expatriate Management
- Headcount planning & role justification.
- Renewals, variations, and dependants’ dossiers.
- HR training on immigration compliance.
4) Visas, Dependants & Residency
- Tourist & business visas guidance.
- Dependent passes for spouses/children.
- Permanent Residency (PR) pathways advisory.
5) Compliance, Audits & Appeals
- Documentation audits for employers.
- Response to queries & interview prep.
- Appeals/review strategies for refusals.
How Our Consultation Works
- Discovery Call: Clarify goals (work, invest, retire, study, relocate family).
- Eligibility Mapping: Match circumstances to the correct permit/visa class.
- Document Curation: Checklists, templates, and quality control.
- Submission via eFNS: Prepare forms, letters, and payments.
- Follow-up & Representation: Track status, respond to queries.
- Approval & Aftercare: Permit collection, renewals, dependants, compliance calendar.
Typical timelines Work permits: ~8–12 weeks from complete submission; Special Passes: often faster. Timelines may vary.
Why Choose KAZI LEGAL
- Experienced immigration lawyers & consultants with strong approval history.
- End-to-end case handling—from strategy to decision and renewals.
- Transparent fees & timelines with proactive communication.
- Nationwide support: Nairobi, Kisumu, Mombasa, and remote clients worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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What services does KAZI LEGAL offer for immigration in Kenya?
Work permits (Class D, G, I, K), Special Passes, dependent passes, permanent residency, investor immigration, corporate expatriate management, compliance audits, and appeals.
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How long does a work permit take to process?
Most complete applications are decided in roughly 8–12 weeks. Timelines vary with complexity and official workloads.
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How much does immigration consultation cost?
Initial consultations generally range from KES 10,000–20,000. Fixed-fee packages are available for corporate and investor mandates.
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Can foreigners own 100% of a Kenyan company?
Yes. Many sectors allow full foreign ownership, though specific industries may have capital or licensing conditions.
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Do I need a company secretary?
A company secretary is mandatory for public companies and for private companies with paid-up capital of KES 5 million or more; otherwise optional but often recommended.
Related Services & Guides
- How to Register a Company in Kenya – Step-by-step incorporation process on eCitizen.
- Cost of Company Registration in Kenya – Fees, timelines, and compliance costs.
- Kenya Work Permits – Classes, requirements, and renewals.
- Investor Permit (Class G) – Eligibility, documents, and processing.
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