Frequently asked questions

Yes. With a properly executed power of attorney and remote conveyancing, you can complete a land purchase in Kenya without travelling — we verify the title, conduct due diligence, and handle registration on your behalf while you track every step online.

We conduct an official land search at the relevant land registry to confirm the registered owner, size, and any encumbrances such as charges or caveats, then send you a signed search report through the secure client portal.

We draft the power of attorney, you sign it before a notary public in your country of residence, and we have it authenticated and registered in Kenya so it is legally effective for your transaction.

Every diaspora matter runs through our secure online portal — you instruct us, pay, sign documents electronically, and receive real-time progress updates without needing anyone to chase the file in person.

At minimum — an official land search confirming the registered owner and any encumbrances, verification of the seller's identity, confirmation of unpaid land rates or rent, and a physical survey of the parcel against the title. Our due-diligence process covers all of these before you commit funds.

A straightforward transfer typically completes within 60–90 days, covering consent, valuation for stamp duty, payment of duty, and registration on Ardhisasa. Complex matters such as leasehold consents or estates can take longer; we keep you updated at every stage.

A private limited company is typically registered within 1–2 weeks once name reservation is approved and all director and shareholder documents are in order. We prepare and file everything through the Business Registration Service on your behalf.

You will need national IDs or passports for all directors and shareholders, KRA PINs, passport photographs, and the proposed company details — name options, share structure, and registered office address. We guide you through each item.

Yes. Foreign nationals can own shares in a Kenyan company, and in most sectors 100% foreign ownership is permitted. We advise on sector-specific restrictions, work permits for directors, and the most tax-efficient structure.

Companies must file annual returns with the Registrar, maintain statutory registers, and keep beneficial-ownership records up to date. We offer compliance audits and automated reminders so nothing is missed.