Sub-Saharan Africa

  • Rich in oil and diamonds, Angola has a work visa regime that is tailored to attract foreign expertise in its key industries.

  • Known for its political stability and rich diamond reserves, Botswana has a relatively streamlined work visa system aimed at attracting skilled labour to support its growing economy.

  • Ghana, known for its stable democracy and growing economy, offers several work visa options.

  • As East Africa’s economic hub, Kenya has a diverse economy with significant opportunities in agriculture, technology, and tourism.

  • Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, is an economic powerhouse with a growing demand for skilled labour, especially in the oil and gas industry.

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  • Angola

    Angola

    The primary employment-based visas are the Work Visa (Visto de Trabalho) and the Short-Term Work Visa.

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  • Botswana

    Botswana

    The primary employment-based work visas include the Expatriate Work Permit and the Short-Term Work Permit.

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  • Ghana

    Ghana

    Ghana offers several work visa options, with the Work and Residence Permit being the most common.

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  • Kenya

    Kenya

    The main work visas available are the Class D Work Visa and the Special Pass.

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  • Nigeria

    Nigeria

    Nigeria offers two primary work visas: the Temporary Work Permit (TWP) and the Subject to Regularisation (STR) Visa.

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