Class G Investor Permit
Standard Kenyan rates (10–35%). Territorial for non-residents Nairobi growing startup hub. Safari/tourism lifestyle. English-speaking. East African hub.
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Key Details
Stay Requirements
Class G investor permit (2-yr renewable); tied to operating the investment, genuine presence generally expected
medium confidenceHighlights
- Investment of $100,000 required
- Leads to permanent residency
- 14-year path to citizenship
- Nairobi as a growing startup hub
- English-speaking environment
The catch
- You have to actually live there. At least 183 days a year in-country — this becomes your main home, not a paper residency.
- Long road to a passport. Citizenship takes around 14 years of qualifying residence.
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What could change
Changes in government policies could impact investment and residency options.
Tax Notes
Kenya employs a progressive tax system (10-35%) and has a territorial tax system for non-residents.
Sources
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