If you are a foreign national living, working, studying, or doing business in Kenya, having a valid Alien ID is important, as the document serves as proof of your legal stay in Kenya. It is generally required for foreigners staying in the country for more than 90 days...
Before you pay a deposit, sign a sale agreement, or commit to any property purchase in Kenya, one step must always come first: a land search. This is the most reliable way to confirm that the property exists as described, that the seller is the true and legal owner,...
Buying or selling a car in Kenya does not end once the keys are handed over or payment is made. One of the most important steps that many vehicle owners forget is re-registering the vehicle, which is also known as transferring ownership. This process officially...
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) is one of Kenya’s key social protection schemes, created to help workers build financial security for their retirement. Whether you are formally employed or self-employed, your monthly NSSF contributions play an important role...
You finally secure a job interview, then the HR department asks for your NSSF number. Suddenly, you find yourself rushing through government websites, trying to understand the registration process before the deadline passes. The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) is...
Foreign nationals who plan to live, work, study, or run a business in Kenya for a long period are required to apply for an Alien Identification Card, commonly known as an Alien ID. Kenyan immigration authorities issue this document, and it acts as official proof that...
