Immigrations

Tanzania Mandatory Travel Insurance 2026: Rules for Foreign Visitors

By GERPAT Solutions | Tanzania Business, Investment and Regulatory Compliance Key Takeaways Mandatory insurance: Tanzania Mainland introduced mandatory inbound travel insurance for qualifying foreign visitors on 1 October 2026 under the Insurance (Inbound Travel Insurance) Regulations, 2026. Designated insurers: NIC handles the Mainland inbound insurance scheme, while ZIC administers Zanzibar’s…
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Tanzania Visa for Nigerians: Nigeria Removed from Referral List

Nigeria Removed from Tanzania Referral Understanding the requirements for a Tanzania Visa for Nigerians has taken a major turn following recent updates to Tanzania’s immigration framework. On 25 September 2026, the Tanzania Immigration Department issued a public notice confirming that Nigeria has been officially removed from Tanzania’s Referral Visa Category…
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Complete Guide to the Tanzania Class A Residence Permit for Investors

Tanzania Class A Residence Permit clearance stands as the definitive legal requirement for foreign investors, shareholders, and directors looking to establish commercial roots in East Africa. While navigating cross-border corporate frameworks can often feel like a maze, structuring your corporate deployment correctly from day one ensures a seamless path to…
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Tanzania Visa Regulations 2025

Tanzania visa regulations 2025 have undergone a major shift following the official publication of the Immigration (Visa) (Amendment) Regulations, 2025 (Government Notice No. 605) on October 10, 2025. These crucial updates significantly modify existing framework provisions regarding visa classifications, statutory exemptions, and official diplomatic transit guidelines. For international investors, multinational…
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Work Permit in Tanzania: Classes, Requirements, Fees & Application Process

Introduction. A work permit in Tanzania is the official legal authorization issued by the Labour Commissioner under the Non-Citizens (Employment Regulation) Act No. 1 of 2015, allowing foreign nationals to work, invest, conduct business, or provide professional services in Tanzania. The process is conducted through Tanzania’s electronic e-permit system and…
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