Frequently Asked Questions

Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive about business registration, immigration, and compliance in Kenya.

Biz Brokers Kenya is a business and immigration consultancy serving individuals, startups, SMEs, and foreign investors with registration and compliance support in Kenya.
A business name search confirms whether a proposed name is available for reservation before registration. It helps avoid rejection and delays.
We assist with work permits, investor permits, student passes, dependent passes, and other immigration-related applications.
The correct immigration status depends on the activity you will carry out in Kenya. A work permit is usually linked to employment or a specific authorised role, while business activity may require a different class or supporting approvals.
The right permit depends on your purpose of stay. Common options include work permits, investor-related permits, retirement-related permits, and charity or missionary categories where applicable.
Processing time varies by permit type, document quality, and the immigration office workload. Well-prepared applications generally move faster than incomplete ones.
Yes. Banks usually require valid identification, immigration status where applicable, and standard compliance documents before opening an account.
This depends on the company structure and the applicable legal requirements. It is best to review the specific facts before filing.

What We Do

We provide practical support for registration, immigration, and compliance matters across Kenya.

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