Permit Information

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• PERMIT_POSTED_ON: Oct 17, 2024
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• Category : Africa » Eastern Africa
• Description : The Class G Specific Trade, Business, or Consultancy Permit is designed for individuals or organizations looking to engage in a specific trade, business, consultancy, or profession (excluding prescribed professions) in Kenya. This guide outlines the necessary requirements and application process, with Joombaah serving as the knowledge facilitator to assist applicants in navigating these procedures effectively.
• Phone : +2540110923425
• Email : info@immigration.go.ke
• Website : https://immigration.go.ke/class-g-specific-trade-business-or-consultancy/

Overview

• Class G Specific Trade, Business, or Consultancy Permit in Kenya: Requirements and Application Guide

  Overview

  The Class G Specific Trade, Business, or Consultancy Permit is essential for individuals or entities intending to engage in trade, business, consultancy, or professions outside the prescribed categories within Kenya. This permit promotes entrepreneurship and investment, supporting the growth of various sectors in the Kenyan economy. Joombaah acts as the knowledge facilitator, providing vital resources and insights to guide applicants through the permit application process.

  Purpose of the Permit

  This permit enables individuals or organizations to legally conduct specific trade, business, or consultancy activities in Kenya, contributing to economic development and diversification.

  Requirements

  To apply for the Class G Specific Trade, Business, or Consultancy Permit, applicants must provide the following:

  1. Duly Filled and Signed Application Form 25: Complete and sign the official application form.
  2. Cover Letter: A signed cover letter from the employer, company, or organization addressed to the Director General of Immigration Services.
  3. Copy of National Passport (Bio-data Page): Provide a copy of the applicant's passport bio-data page.
  4. Current Immigration Status: Required if the applicant is already residing in Kenya.
  5. Recent Colored Passport Size Photos: Upload recent passport-sized colored photos.
  6. Tax Compliance Certificate: A valid certificate from the company for new applications and valid certificates for both the company and individual for renewals.
  7. Documentary Proof of Capital: Evidence of capital to be invested, with a minimum of USD 100,000.
  8. Company Registration Documents: Include the certificate of incorporation and the articles and memorandum of the company.
  9. Copy of PIN Certificate: A copy of the PIN certificate for both the company and the individual.
  10. Shareholders Certificate (CR12): Provide the CR12 certificate indicating company shareholders.
  11. Signed Current Audited Accounts: Required for renewals, covering the previous two years.
  12. Duly Filled Form 27: Complete and submit Form 27 as part of the application.
  13. Fees:
      • Processing Fee: Kshs. 20,000 (non-refundable).
      • Issuance Fee: Kshs. 250,000 per year.
      • East Africa Community Member States: Gratis (no issuance fee).

  Joombaah: Your Knowledge Facilitator

  Joombaah serves as the knowledge facilitator, offering essential information and guidance to help applicants understand the requirements and streamline the application process for the Class G Specific Trade, Business, or Consultancy Permit.

  Application Steps

  1. Complete the Application Form: Fill out and sign Form 25.
  2. Prepare Required Documentation: Gather all necessary documents, including cover letters, passport copies, tax compliance certificates, and proof of capital.
  3. Submit the Application: Present the completed forms and all accompanying documentation to the Department of Immigration Services.
  4. Pay Required Fees: Ensure the processing and issuance fees are settled as specified.
  5. Await Approval: The application will be reviewed, and upon approval, the permit will be issued.

  Benefits of the Class G Permit

  The Class G Specific Trade, Business, or Consultancy Permit allows individuals or companies to legally engage in various business activities within Kenya. It fosters entrepreneurship, attracts investment, and encourages the growth of diverse sectors, thereby contributing to the overall economic development of the country.

  This permit is managed by the Ministry of Interior and National Administration, specifically through the Department of Immigration Services, ensuring compliance with local laws and regulations governing trade and business activities.