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Kenyans who apply for the tourist visa have the intention of engaging in business activities while they are in Luxembourg. During your time in Luxembourg, you are can meet up with business partners to negotiate and sign contracts. Foreigners with this visa can attend trade fairs, conferences, and business summits. A signed letter of invitation from the company you are meeting with is required. The letter should contain your data, the duration of your visit, the purpose of your visit, and the contact details of the company. If the responsibility of your finances is to be taken up by your employer or the company in Luxembourg, it should be clearly stated in the letter of invitation. A signed letter of invitation from your current employer in Kenya should be presented. The letter should include your personal data, the term of employment, and purpose of visit. Proof of registration and receipt of the paid registration fee is required for travelers who intend to attend a conference in Luxembourg. Proof of previous business activities with the company in Luxembourg is required if any. The certificate of business registration of your partner company should be provided. Business travelers cannot take up paid or unpaid employment while they are in the country. Kenyans are not allowed to seek public funds in the country. A copy of residence permit for non-Kenyans applying for the visa from Kenya is required. Receipt of paid visa application fee is required. Foreigners are not permitted to overstay their visa. This visa cannot be extended except on special cases.

Kenyans who apply for the tourist visa have the intention of engaging in business activities while they are in Liechtenstein. Holders of this visa are allowed to meet up with business partners to negotiate and sign business contracts. Foreigners with this visa can attend trade fairs, conferences, and business summits. A signed letter of invitation from the company you are meeting with is required. The letter should contain your data, the duration and purpose of your visit, and the contact details of the company. If the responsibility of your finances is to be taken up by your employer or the company in Liechtenstein, it should be clearly stated in the letter of invitation. A signed letter of invitation from your current employer in Kenya should be presented. The letter should include your personal data, the term of employment, and purpose of visit. Proof of registration and receipt of the paid registration fee is required for travelers who intend to attend a conference in Liechtenstein. If you have had previous business dealings with the company in Liechtenstein, proof of this is required. The certificate of business registration of your partner company should be provided. Applicants of this visa cannot take up paid or unpaid employment in the country. Kenyans are not allowed to seek public funds in the country. A copy of residence permit for non-Kenyans applying for the visa from Kenya is required. Receipt of paid visa application fee is required. Foreigners are not permitted to overstay their visa. This visa cannot be extended except on special cases.

With the business visa, Kenyans can engage in various business activities while they are in Australia. During business visits in the country, foreigners can negotiate and sign business contracts with their partners. Business travelers may attend conferences, trade fairs, and business summits while they are in the country. Travelers who plan to attend conferences in the country are required to present proof of registration for the conference and proof of fees paid for the conference. The business owner visa subclass 890 allows its holders to live in Australia indefinitely. The subclass 890 also allows its holders to sponsor eligible relatives for permanent residency. Applicants of the subclass 890 should  have owned and operated a business in Australia for at least 2 years immediately before the application is made. The business innovation stream subclass 188 allows its holder to operate a new or existing business company. The subclass 188 allows its holder to stay up to 3-4 years in Australia. If the Australian visa application form is not properly filled, it could delay the visa processing.  A letter of invitation from the company you are meeting with in Australia should be presented during the visa application process. The letter should have the company’s address, the purpose, and the duration of your visit. A letter from your employer stating awareness of your business visit to Australia should be provided. The letter should provide information which includes your position in the company, how long you have been employed, the purpose of your visit, as well as, the duration of your visit. The certificate of business registration of the company you are meeting is required. If the responsibility of your expenses in the country will be taken up by your employer or the partner company, it should be stated in the letter provided. Proof of any previous business dealings between you and the company you are meeting with should be provided. Applicants who are private business owners are to submit a copy of their certificate of bus iness registration and last tax return. Holders of the business visa are not allowed to be paid for the services they render in the country. Applicants are to provide proof of accommodation or hotel reservations for their stay in Australia. Applicants are advised not to make non-refundable payment pending the approval of their application. Applicants are to submit proof of payment of visa application fee. Applicants are to provide proof of the incentive of returning to home country once the visa expires. Kenyans in the country with this visa are not allowed to study. Non-Kenyans are required to provide a copy of their Kenyan stay permit. Receipt of paid visa application fee is required.

This visa is for business travelers who intend to engage in business activities in Croatia. Businessmen and businesswomen in the country can meet up with business partners to negotiate and sign business contracts. Holders of this visa may attend conferences, trade fairs, and business summits while they are in the country. Kenyans who plan to attend conferences in the country are required to present a proof of registration for the conference and proof of paid fees for the conference. A copy of corporate agreements, the Kenyan firm statutes, or the volume of transactions between the Kenyan and Croatian companies concerned.  For Kenyans who are private entrepreneurs, a copy of Kenya PIN Certificate; most recent tax statement must be submitted. Applicants are to provide a certificate of medical insurance that cover the applicants duration of stay or its equivalent of 30,000 euros. A letter of invitation from the company you are meeting with in Croatia should be presented during the visa application process. The letter should have the company’s address, the purpose, and duration of your visit. A letter from your employer stating awareness of your business visit to Croatia should be provided. The letter should provide information which includes your position in the company, how long you have been employed, the purpose of your visit, as well as, the duration of your visit. Certificate of business registration of the company in Croatia is required. If the responsibility of your expenses in the country will be taken up by your employer or the partner company, it should be stated in the letter provided. Proof of any previous business dealings between you and the company you are meeting with should be provided if any. Holders of the business visa are not allowed to be paid for the services they render in the country. Kenyans in the country with this visa are not allowed to study. Non-Kenyans are required to provide a copy of their Kenyan stay permit. Receipt of paid visa application fee is required.

The business visa is for foreigners who intend to engage in business activities whilst in the country. Bearers of this visa are permitted to meet up with business partners, sign contracts and agreements. Applicants should have a passport valid for 6 months beyond stay in Egypt with at least one blank page available for Egyptian visa stamp. Amendment pages at the back of the passport are not suitable for the visa stamp. Two copies of a business cover letter printed on the company letterhead from the company you are working with in Kenya. The cover letter should state their awareness of your leave, purpose and duration of stay. An official invitation letter from the Egyptian company you are meeting stating the purpose and duration of your visit should be provided. Proof of financial sufficiency that covers the applicants duration of stay should be submitted. If your finances will be taken care of by your employer or the partner company, it should be clearly stated in the letter of invitation. Proof of previous business dealings between the Egyptian country and the Kenyan country should be submitted. Proof of registration and receipt of paid fees for the registration of the conference should be made available for those who intend to attend conferences in Egypt. Certificate of business registration of the company you are meeting with should be provided. Applicants who own their own business should provide a copy of their income tax return for the last six months Receipt of paid visa application fees is required. Proof of incentive of returning to Kenya at the expiration of your visa should be submitted. International Certificate of Vaccination of yellow fever should be provided by applicant. Applicants are advised not to make the non-refundable expenses until their visa application is granted. Applicants are not allowed to overstay the length of their visa.

Kenyans who intend to travel to Romania for economic or commercial purposes are the main applicants of this visa. Holders of this visa can negotiate and sign business contracts during their time in the country. You may train local employees or check the use and operation of goods acquired or sold under commercial and industrial co-operation contracts. A flight reservation to the Romanian territory showing your entry and exit dates should be provided. It should also contain your PNR and full details as they appear on your international passport bio-data page. A letter from your employer confirming your business leave is required. The letter should be written with the company’s letterhead and should have information which includes your position in the company and the duration of your business leave. An invitation from the host company for participation in meetings, conferences, fairs, or congresses related to trade or industry stating that the company will cover the expenses must be provided. This letter must also receive the approval from the General Inspectorate for Immigration-Ministry of Internal Affairs (IGI-MAI), without this it is impossible for the applicant to do business with the host company. The letter should also have the company’s address and state the duration, as well as the purpose of your visit. You are required to possess a copy of the certificate of business registration and the bylaws of your partner company. Proof that you made payment for the visa application is required. Proof of previous business dealings between you and the company should be provided, if any.

Business visa (M visa) is issued to those who intend to go to China for commercial and trade activities. Foreigners in the country on this visa for business may negotiate and sign contracts with their business partners. Business travelers are free to attend conferences, business summits, and trade fairs while they are in the country. China M and F visa could be confusing to foreign visitors: M  visa - business and trade F visa - non-commercial visits In 2013, the original F visa got divided into two categories: the M and F visa. The M visa is for business and trade, while the F visa now applies to noncommercial travels. The F visa is issued to foreigners who are invited to conduct a lecture, an investigation, scientific and cultural exchanges, study tours and other non-business activities in China  The duration of stay for the F visa is 30 days, which means you can stay for up to 30 days from the date of entry. The validity period of the China M visa is three months (90 days) in most cases for Kenyans. Just like the tourist visa, the M visa can be issued for single-entry, double-entry or multiple-entry. The extension of visa stay varies with individual circumstances but it’s always granted at the discretion of the C   hinese embassy. A letter from your employer stating the awareness and allowance of your business leave. The letter should have the date of terms of your employment, how long you have been employed and the duration of your leave. An invitation letter from the Chinese company with a clear signature and stamp. The letter should have the purpose and duration of your visit to the country. Certificate of business registration of the Chinese company. Receipt of paid Chinese visa application fee is required. If you have had previous business dealings with the Chinese company, a proof of this should be presented during the China visa application process. For non-Kenyans, a copy of your valid resident permit or re-entry pass in Kenya is required. Applying for a multiple-entry for this China visa application also requires a copy of previous visas to China. Holders of the China Business Visa(s) are not allowed to be paid for the services they render while they are in the country.

Kenyans who are traveling to Japan to engage in business activities are the eligible applicants of this visa. Foreigners visiting the country on this visa may sign and negotiate business contracts with their partner companies in the country. Holders of this visa may intend to attend conferences, business summits, and trade fairs during their time in Japan. An official invitation letter from the company you are visiting in the country should be provided. The letter should contain the duration and purpose of your stay in the country. A signed letter from your employer in Kenya stating that he/she is aware of your business leave. Your status in the company and how long you have been employed should be clearly stated in the letter. The certificate of business registration of the company you are visiting should be provided. If your expenses during your time in the country are going to be covered by your employer, it should be stated in the letter by the company you are meeting with. Applicants of this visa are not allowed to receive payment for the services they render while they are in the country. Non-Kenyans should ensure they provide the original copy of their residence permit. An extension to this visa will not be granted after the expiry of its validity.

The business visa is for Kenyans who intend visiting Ireland to engage in business activities. Business travelers are allowed to sign and negotiate business contracts with partner companies whilst they are in the country. With this visa, foreigners may attend conferences, business summits, and trade fairs. You are required to present a letter from your current employer in Kenya. The letter should be written on the company’s official letterhead and must include the duration of your visit to Ireland. An official letter of invitation from your partner company should be provided. The letter should state the duration and purpose of your visit. If your finances will be covered by your employer or the company you are to meet with in Ireland, it should be stated in the letter provided. Certificate of business registration of your partner company in Ireland should be provided. Proof that the visa application fee has been paid is required. If you have had prior business dealings with the company in Ireland, proof of this is likely to aid your visa application. Kenyans who have been invited by more than one host in the country must obtain a separate letter of invitation from each host. If you have a family at home, you must prove that you will return to them. A description of your family and children should be attached to the document submitted during the visa application process. The initial visa issued to you will be valid for a single-entry. If you have a valid reason for leaving the country, for a short period of time, you must apply in advance.

Those who intend to engage in business activities during their time in Turkey are the eligible applicants of this visa. Foreigners who hold this visa can negotiate and sign business contracts with their partner companies in the country. Business travelers can attend conferences, business summits, and trade fairs while they are in Turkey. If you are employed, you are required to present a letter from your current employer in Kenya stating the allowance and awareness of your business leave. Your status in the company and the duration of your visit should be clearly stated in the letter. A letter of invitation from the host company should be provided. The name of the company, the address of the company, and the telephone number of the company should be written in the letter. The purpose of your trip should be included in the letter. If the company in Turkey or your employer will be responsible for your finances for the period you will be in the country, it should be stated in the letter of invitation. If you are self-employed, the Business License, Certificate of Business Registration, Certificate of Incorporation and Memorandum and Article of Association of the business should be provided. Applicants that are below the age of 30 years should provide a certificate of good conduct. Proof of prior business dealings between you and the company in Turkey should be provided if any. Kenyans who have been invited by more than one host in the country must obtain a separate letter of invitation from each host. Foreigners are to provide proof that they have the incentive of returning to their home country at the expiry of their visa. Either the single-entry Business Visa or the multiple-entry visa is issued to applicants. The multiple-entry visa cannot be issued to first-time applicants. Holders of this visa are expected to abide by the rules guiding their visa.

Business-oriented travelers are the main applicants of this visa. Holders of this visa are free to meet up with partners in the country to negotiate and sign business contracts. During your time in the country, you can also attend conferences, trade fairs, and business summits. Visa applicants should present a letter from their employer in Kenya stating awareness and allowance of their leave. The letter should state the applicant's status in the company, the intended duration of stay, and the true purpose of the visit. A letter of invitation from your host in Saudi Arabia written on the company’s letterhead should be submitted. The reason for your visit and term of stay should be appropriately stated in the letter. The letter should be signed by an official in the company. The party responsible for your finances while you are in the country should be clearly stated in the letter provided by your employer. The host company in Saudi Arabia must present a clear scanned copy of their certificate of business registration. If you have previously been in business with the company in Saudi Arabia, a proof of this should be presented during the visa application process. Female applicants traveling to Saudi Arabia without a male relative must submit a special approval letter from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Saudi Arabia. Foreigners are to provide proof that they have the incentive of returning to their home country at the expiration of their visa. Holders of the Saudi business visa are expected to abide by all rules guiding foreign travel to Saudi Arabia.

Kenyans who apply for this visa are those seeking to travel to Algeria for business or commercial purposes. Holders of this visa are free to meet up with partners in the country to negotiate and sign business contracts and are allowed to attend conferences, trade fairs, and business summits during their time in Algeria. Applicants should have a passport valid for 6 months beyond stay in Algeria, with at least one blank page available for Algerian visa stamp. Amendment pages at the back of the passport are not suitable for Algerian visas. Applicants are also required to present two recent 2x2 passport photographs in color, front view, and with a plain/white background. A letter from your employer in Kenya stating awareness and allowance of the business leave should be submitted by the applicant. This letter should state your position in the company, the duration and the purpose of your visit. A letter of invitation written on your host's company letterhead should be sent to the Algerian embassy and must clearly state the reason for your visit and terms of stay. The letter should be signed by senior officials in the company. You must present a clear scanned color copy of the certificate of business registration of the host company in Algeria. The Algerian business visa takes about 5-10 days for its processing. The Algerian business visa cost a 100 dollars for Kenyan applicants. Applicant should note that either the single-entry or multiple-entry Business Visa can be issued. The single entry is valid for 30 days while multiple entry is valid for 90 days. The party responsible for your finances during your should be clearly stated in the letter provided by your employer. Applicant must present a clear scanned color copy of the certificate of business registration of the host company in Algeria. If you have previously been in business with the company in Algeria, a proof of this should be presented during the application process. Foreigners are to provide proof that they have the incentive of returning to their home country at the expiry of their visa. Algeria visas are usually valid based on the Algerian consulate's discretion. Applicants should provide computer generated flight itinerary from the airline or a travel agency or copy of airline ticket showing entry and departure from Algeria. Holders of this visa are expected to abide by the rules guiding their visa. International Certificate of Vaccination of yellow fever should be provided by applicant. Non-refundable tickets or reservations should not be purchased until all visas and passports are secured and in your possession.