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.

Angola

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

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Botswana

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

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Ghana

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

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Kenya

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

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Nigeria

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

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