Work / Immigration visa · Belarus to Kenya

Work Permit (Class D - Employment)

Embassy required

Maximum stay
730 days
Processing time
30-60 business days
Fee
KES 20,000 processing + issuance fees
Validity
2 years (renewable)
Entry
Multiple entry

Eligibility

  • Employment

    Must have a confirmed job offer from a Kenyan employer. The position must require skills or qualifications not readily available among Kenyan citizens.

    Required status: Confirmed employment offer from Kenyan employer

  • Criminal record

    Must provide a police clearance certificate from country of origin. Applicants with serious criminal records may be denied.

Documents you need

  • Passport

    Blank pages required: 2; Validity months: 12

  • Photo

    Count: 2; Specifications: Recent passport-size colour photographs

  • Employment letter

    Provide a signed employer letter confirming your role, leave dates, salary and return to work.

    Must include leave approval: No; Must include position: Yes; Must include salary: Yes

  • Police clearance

    Countries required: Country of origin; Validity months: 6

  • Application form

    Use the official application form for this route and complete all required fields.

    Form name: Work Permit Application; Form url: https://fns.immigration.go.ke

  • Cover letter

    Explain the purpose of travel, travel dates, who will pay, and why you will leave before the visa or permission expires.

  • Curriculum vitae

    Provide a current CV showing education, work history and relevant qualifications.

  • Academic transcript

    Provide academic records for the course, qualification or training route.

    Must be notarized: Yes; Must be translated: No

How to apply

  1. Online application

    Apply through the eFNS (electronic Foreign Nationals Service) portal. Create an account on the eCitizen platform to access the work permit application.

  2. Document gathering

    Gather required documents: valid passport, passport photos, employment offer letter with salary details, CV, certified academic qualifications, police clearance certificate, and cover letter from employer.

  3. Fee payment

    Pay the work permit processing fee of KES 20,000 via the eCitizen portal. Additional issuance fees apply upon approval.

  4. Document submission

    Submit the completed application with all supporting documents through the eFNS online portal.

  5. Processing wait

    Wait for the work permit to be processed. Processing typically takes 30-60 business days.

  6. Visa collection

    Once approved, collect the work permit from the Directorate of Immigration Services.

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This information is general guidance only and can change frequently. Always verify with the official embassy or consulate before making travel plans. Contact [email protected] for help.