Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Eligibility depends on the specific job and destination country. Many domestic and support roles require candidates to be within a set age range (for example 21–45 years), medically fit and of good conduct. Some positions are open to both men and women, while others are limited to female candidates. Previous experience in domestic work, hospitality, caregiving or customer service is an added advantage.

Typically, you need:

• National ID card
• Valid Kenyan passport (or proof of application)
• Recent passport-size photos
• Updated CV and academic certificates
• Any relevant experience letters or recommendation letters
• Police clearance and medical report (when requested)

Timelines vary depending on the country, employer and position. After a successful interview and documentation, the remaining steps (medical, visa processing, ticketing and travel coordination) can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months. We keep you updated at every stage.

All fees are communicated transparently before you register. We follow Kenyan labour and migration regulations, as well as the requirements of the destination country. Any applicable service charges, medical fees or documentation costs will be explained to you during Enquiry & guidance and Registration.

We only work with vetted and approved foreign recruitment agencies and employers. Job orders are verified, and contracts clearly show your salary, duties, working hours, leave and other benefits. We also guide you on your rights and contacts for support once you arrive in the destination country.

We regularly have jobs in UAE for Kenyans across different sectors such as domestic work, hospitality, security, driving and support roles. To apply, check our latest vacancies, visit our office for Enquiry & guidance, complete Registration, and submit your documents and CV. Once shortlisted, you will be scheduled for interviews with UAE employers.

There are many jobs in Qatar for Kenyans, including housemaids, cleaners, hotel staff, drivers and other support roles. Requirements usually include good conduct, medical fitness and willingness to work abroad for the full contract period. Our team will guide you through Documentation and CV preparation, interviews, medical examination, visa processing and travel coordination.

Jobs in Saudi Arabia for Kenyans are mainly in domestic work, caregiving and other service roles. Contracts usually run for two years, with specified salary, off-days and benefits. We prepare you through pre-departure orientation, ensure you complete medical examination, and handle visa processing, ticketing & travel insurance and travel coordination so that your journey is smooth and compliant.

Dubai is part of the UAE, and there are many jobs in Dubai for Kenyans in hospitality, security, cleaning, domestic work and customer service. Requirements usually include good communication skills, medical fitness and a valid passport. Through our vetted partners in the UAE, we connect you to genuine job opportunities and guide you through the full recruitment process.

Yes, we work with approved agencies and employers to offer jobs in Kuwait for Kenyans, mainly in domestic work and support roles. We verify job orders and contracts, and we help you with documentation, interviews, medicals, visa processing, ticketing and travel coordination to Kuwait.

Jobs in Oman for Kenyans are often in domestic, hospitality and service roles. We explain your contract terms, salary, off-days and benefits before you travel, and we support you with medical examination, visa processing and travel arrangements to ensure a smooth transition.

After you register, our team keeps your file updated at every step – from interview and selection to medicals, visa stamping, ticketing and final travel coordination. You can contact our office or your assigned officer at any time for updates.

Most entry-level contracts (especially domestic and support roles) are for individual workers only. After completing your first contract and depending on the destination country laws and your employer, you may later qualify to sponsor family members. We recommend you focus on successfully completing your first contract before planning family relocation.

Before you travel, we give you important contact numbers including our office, the partner agency abroad and relevant support lines. In case of any serious challenge, you should also contact the Kenyan embassy or consulate in your destination country for assistance.