Class A Residence Permit (Investor)
Standard Tanzanian rates. Territorial for non-residents. Zanzibar has some special rules Growing East African economy. Zanzibar popular with expats. English-speaking.
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Key Details
Stay Requirements
Class A investor permit (mainland) tied to running an investment; Zanzibar real-estate route differs - mainland expects presence
medium confidenceHighlights
- Investment from $500,000
- Fast processing in 4 months
- Pathway to permanent residency
- Territorial tax for non-residents
- Growing economy in East Africa
The catch
- High capital bar. You need to commit at least $500k to qualify.
- You have to actually live there. At least 183 days a year in-country — this becomes your main home, not a paper residency.
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What could change
Political instability in the region could affect investment policies.
Tax Notes
Tanzania has a territorial tax system; non-residents are taxed only on Tanzanian income.
Sources
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