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Tips for Improving Eligibility for a Long-Term Work Permit in Namibia

Obtaining a Long-Term Work Permit in Namibia is an essential step for individuals looking to live and work in this beautiful country. Whether you're attracted to Namibia's diverse landscapes, vibrant culture, or growing economy, securing a Long-Term Work Permit is crucial to legally work and reside in the country.

Renewing Your Long-Term Work Permit in Namibia: Everything You Need to Know

Applying for a Long-Term Work Permit can be a complex and demanding process, especially when it comes to gathering all the necessary documents. In Namibia, ensuring that you submit all the required paperwork is crucial for a smooth and successful application.

Understanding the Role of the Ministry of Labour in Namibia

Required Documents for a Long-Term Work Permit Application in Namibia

How to Apply for a Long-Term Work Permit in Namibia: Step-by-Step Guide

Obtaining a Long-Term Work Permit is an essential step for individuals planning to work in Namibia for an extended period. Whether you are seeking new job opportunities or pursuing a career in Namibia, understanding the application process for a Long-Term Work Permit is crucial.

Types of Work Visas Available in Namibia: Which One Do You Need?

Understanding the different types of long-term work visas available in Namibia is essential for foreign nationals planning to work and reside in the country. By familiarizing yourself with the visa system, distinguishing between Short-Term and Long-Term visas, and exploring the various long-term work visa categories, you can make informed decisions regarding your professional journey in Namibia.

Namibia’s New Historic Move Acknowledges Same-Sex Marriages Conducted Abroad with Foreign Spouses

There has been much public outcry regarding the ZEP, with the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit Holders (ZEPHA) and Helen Suzman Foundation challenging the government’s termination of the ZEP, but it does not seem like this pressure is changing any governmental laws.

Zimbabwean Exemption Permit Deadline Draws Near

Letter from the CEO: April/May 2023

I embarked on a journey to Dublin to participate in our industry's most prominent conference. Meanwhile, the Department of Home Affairs revealed their proposals for the Trusted Employer Scheme, along with several noteworthy practical alterations.

Immigration News from Africa: April/May 2023

In our monthly Immigration News from Africa, we update you on important changes in African Immigration. This month, we cover South Africa, Zimbabwe, Kenya, and Nigeria.

The Department of Home Affairs and Our Permanent Residence Lawsuit

IBN Immigration Solutions is aiming to take the Department of Home Affairs to court over the delay in Permanent Residence adjudication, after successfully completing a similar lawsuit.

Obtaining South African Citizenship by Naturalisation: A Comprehensive Guide

If you possess a valid permanent residence for a duration exceeding five years, hold a nationality that allows for dual citizenship, and meet the stipulated conditions for physical presence, you may be eligible to obtain citizenship through naturalisation.