Discover how we've helped families, professionals, and retirees make Kenya their new home
Sarah and Mark Johnson needed to relocate their tech startup from San Francisco to Nairobi while managing visa requirements for their team of 8 employees and ensuring their two children could continue their education seamlessly.
We handled work permits for the entire team, found them a 4-bedroom family home in Karen, enrolled their children at the International School of Kenya, and provided cultural orientation for the whole family.
"KenyaGate didn't just handle our move - they made Kenya feel like home from day one. Our kids adapted quickly thanks to their school selection expertise, and the cultural orientation helped us build meaningful relationships in the local tech community."
Dr. Okafor needed to transfer her medical practice from Lagos to Nairobi, requiring medical license validation, finding appropriate clinic space, and navigating Kenya's healthcare system regulations.
Dr. Okafor is now running a successful private practice in Nairobi, serving both the local and expat communities. She's also become a medical advisor for several international organizations based in Kenya.
"The expertise KenyaGate provided in navigating Kenya's medical licensing requirements was invaluable. They understood the nuances that I would have missed, saving me months of delays."
This young couple wanted to base their digital marketing agency in Nairobi while maintaining clients globally. They needed reliable internet, temporary housing options, and help understanding Kenya's tax implications for foreign businesses.
Marcus and Elena have been successfully running their agency from Nairobi for 18 months. They've expanded to include Kenyan clients and are planning to establish a permanent office with local hires.
"As digital nomads, we needed flexibility without compromising on quality. KenyaGate found us the perfect setup that allowed us to work efficiently while exploring this amazing country."
Prof. Kim received a research position at the University of Nairobi but needed help with academic credential recognition, finding appropriate housing near campus, and understanding Kenya's academic environment.
Professor Kim is now leading groundbreaking research in sustainable agriculture at UoN. His work has gained international recognition, and he's been invited to speak at conferences across East Africa.
"The transition from Seoul to Nairobi could have been overwhelming, but KenyaGate handled every detail. I could focus on my research from day one instead of worrying about logistics."
James and Margaret Thompson wanted to retire in Kenya's beautiful climate but were concerned about healthcare access, housing security, and managing their UK pensions while living abroad.
The Thompsons are loving their retirement in Kenya. They've joined the Nairobi Rotary Club, volunteer at local charities, and frequently host other retirees considering similar moves.
"We never imagined retirement could be this fulfilling. KenyaGate helped us navigate every concern we had, and now we're living our dream while contributing to the local community."