How long does relocating to Kenya, Tanzania or Uganda take?
Typically 6–12 weeks from first consultation to landing, depending on country and permit class. Short-stay entries can be arranged in days; work and residence permits take longer. Your free consultation includes an exact timeline for your situation.
What documents do I need to move to East Africa?
Core items: a passport valid 6+ months, yellow fever vaccination certificate, passport photos, and the visa or permit class matching your purpose — work, business, retirement, study or dependant. We build your full country-specific checklist and manage every submission.
Will my rental home really be ready when I arrive?
Yes. We shortlist by video walkthrough, verify landlords and lease terms in person, and hand you keys on arrival. You never sign for a home you haven't seen inside.
Can I work remotely from East Africa?
Yes. Kenya offers a digital nomad work permit, and remote workers settle successfully in all three countries under the right permit class. We advise on the correct route for your income source and handle the application.
Is East Africa safe for families?
Expat families live comfortably across Nairobi, Dar es Salaam, Arusha, Kampala and the coast. Neighbourhood choice matters — we place clients only in areas we know personally and connect you with established communities and international schools.
Can I visit East Africa first, before committing to relocate?
Yes — and we encourage it. Our Taste & See visits are short scouting trips of 5–14 days: accommodation arranged, guided tours of the neighbourhoods you'd actually live in, school and business visits, and introductions on the ground. You experience the life first, then decide with certainty.
Can foreigners own a home in Kenya, Tanzania or Uganda?
Yes — through country-specific routes. Kenya and Uganda allow foreign ownership on long leasehold terms (up to 99 years, with some land classes excluded), while Tanzania channels foreign ownership through investment structures, with additional options in Zanzibar. Many clients rent first, then transition to owning once they know where they want to root. We handle the due diligence, structure and conveyancing so the transition from lease to title deed is safe and clean.
Can you help me start a business or invest?
Yes. We manage company registration, sector licensing, tax registration, bank onboarding and full KYC compliance in all three countries — whatever sector interests you, from hospitality and agribusiness to trade and tech. You arrive with a legal, bankable entity instead of spending your first months in queues.
Do you work with clients from any country?
Yes — our clients come from all over the world: the USA and Canada, Europe including Italy, Asia including China and Japan, Brazil and wider South America, and beyond. Visa requirements in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda vary by nationality, so every engagement begins with a check of your passport's specific route — then we build your plan around it.
Do you support clients from Japan?
Yes — we work primarily in English and Kiswahili, with Japanese-language document support for clients relocating from Japan. All official paperwork is prepared in the required official languages.