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To travel to Kenya, you generally need the following:
Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your date of entry.
Must have at least one blank page for stamps.
Most travelers need an electronic visa (eVisa), which you can apply for on the Kenya eVisa portal.
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Here are some of the top reasons to consider living in Nakuru instead of Nairobi:
Housing, food, and transportation in Nakuru are significantly cheaper than in Nairobi.
You can rent a decent home or apartment at a fraction of Nairobi prices.
Nakuru has less congestion, making daily commutes faster and more pleasant.
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Yes, a foreigner can buy land or a house in Kenya, but there are some restrictions to be aware of. Here’s a breakdown:
✅ Allowed – Foreigners can buy houses, apartments, and commercial buildings without restrictions.
⚠️ Leasehold Only – Foreigners cannot own freehold land in Kenya. However, they can own land on a 99-year leasehold basis, which is renewable.
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Comparing the cost of living for a single person across Nakuru, Nairobi, and Mombasa reveals notable differences in expenses such as housing, food, and transportation.
Nakuru
Nakuru is among the more affordable cities in Kenya. The average monthly cost for a single person, including rent, is approximately $500. This encompasses:
Rent & Utilities: Around $177 per month.
Food: Approximately $225 monthly.
Transportation: About $45.80 per month.
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Jambo (Hello),
Thank you for your interest in scheduling a consultation with us to explore the opportunity of relocating to Kenya. We will be more than happy to schedule a time to connect with you.
Just a few questions to help us prepare a comprehensive list of options for you.:
- Where are you currently located?
- What is your family structure... single, married, children?
- What are your plans or goals for moving to Kenya
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Below you will a link to a couple of Immigration Law Firms that can assists you with immigration issues like retirement, work permits, and citizenship.
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M-Pesa is a mobile money transfer and financial services platform that was launched in Kenya in 2007 by Safaricom, the country's largest mobile network operator. It allows users to deposit, withdraw, transfer money, pay for goods and services, and even access credit and savings—all through their mobile phones.
Setting Up An Mpesa Account
M-Pesa is a service provided by Safaricom, so you need a Safaricom SIM card. You can buy one from any Safaricom shop, authorized dealer, or agent.
Requirements:
Valid identification: National ID, Passport, Military ID, or Alien ID.
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Here are links for two Health Insurance Companies in Kenya.
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If you're considering retiring in Kenya, the appropriate visa is the Class K Permit, designated for ordinary residents. This permit is tailored for individuals who are at least 35 years old and have a guaranteed annual income of no less than USD 24,000 from sources such as pensions or annuities.
Immigration Service Kenya
Key Requirements for a Class K Permit:
Age: Applicants must be at least 35 years old.
Assured Income: Proof of an annual income of at least USD 24,000, derived from sources outside Kenya or from a pension or annuity.
Immigration Service Kenya
Non-Employment Undertaking: A commitment not to accept any form of employment, whether paid or unpaid, or engage in any income-generating activities within Kenya without the appropriate permit.
Kenya Foreign Nationals Service Portal