Available Solutions based on your request:
Kenya Class G Investor Visa
Active Investor Visas
Region:
Africa
Country:
Kenya
Program Final:
Investor Visa (residency) with path to permanent residency after 7 years of total residence to citizenship
Simplicity:
Speed in month(s):
4
Education:
N/A
Price:
In most cases, costs for Kenya Class G Investor Visa include government filing fees, legal support, due diligence, document legalization, and the qualifying investment, contribution, or capital placement. In real cases, total costs frequently come in around $100,000 USD, with final pricing shaped by family composition, chosen route options, and advisory support. Contact us for a custom quote.
Investment
requirements:
Minimum investment of at least $100,000 USD in a new or existing Kenya business; proof of funds to sustain self in Kenya
Dependents:
Spouse and dependent children may apply for a Dependant's Pass once the investor permit is approved; each pass is a separate application with an issuance fee of KSh 10,000 and gives no right to work.
Description:
Kenya’s Class G Investor Visa targets foreign nationals seeking to invest actively in Kenyan business as self-employed entrepreneurs. Applicants must demonstrate a minimum investment in a new or existing business, and prove that this enterprise will result in benefit to Kenya’s economy. No formal education requirement applies, but applicants must show business experience or capacity.The main benefit is legal residence and the right to work as an investor in Kenya, with the potential for renewal and long-term stay. The program serves as an entry point for those seeking business establishment or expansion in East Africa, but does not directly grant permanent residency or citizenship. A distinguishing feature is the relatively accessible capital threshold compared to some regional alternatives; however, approval requires comprehensive documentation including business plans, incorporation, and proof of financial capacity.