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"Unlocking Effortless Work Permit Applications in Tanzania"

Navigating the work permit application process in Tanzania can be complex, but with our expertise, you can rest assured that every detail will be handled precisely. We offer a complete suite of services, covering every stage of the application process—from initial assessment and document collection to submission and follow-up with the relevant authorities.
Our dedicated team will guide you through each step, ensuring you are fully informed and prepared. We manage all the intricacies so you can focus on what matters most—your business and your work in Tanzania. Your business is our priority, and we ensure you can give it your full attention.

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FAQ's

How do I get a work permit in Tanzania?

An Official application is lodged at the Ministry of Immigration with all the requisite documents depending on the specific work permit class you want to apply for. The required documents vary depending on the class of work permit you are applying for. Typically, the requirements include

• a justification letter,
• a passport photo,
• a copy of your passport,
• your academic or professional certificates,
• your curriculum vitae,
• your employment contract and
• your job description.

How long does a work permit take to process in Tanzania?

The processing time for a work permit in Tanzania may vary, but it can take up to 3 months.

How much does a work permit cost in Tanzania?

• The cost of a work permit in Tanzania depends on the permit's class and the applicant's nationality.
• Class A: For investors and self-employed foreigners. The fee is $3,000 for non-East African nationals and $500 for East African nationals.
• Class B: This category is for foreigners employed by companies or institutions. The fee is $2,000 for non-East African nationals and $500 for East African nationals.
• Class C: This category includes other foreigners such as missionaries, students, volunteers, researchers, or retired persons. The fee is $550 for non-East African nationals and $200 for East African nationals.