We built the guide we wished existed.

We started Freelance Visa from Nairobi after watching too many remote workers and freelancers get tangled in visa processes built for tourists or in-country employees — neither of which describes someone earning a living remotely, onsite, or in a hybrid mix of both while based abroad.

The Freelance Visa route exists precisely for that gap: it lets you live legally in a destination country while your income keeps coming from clients or an employer elsewhere, with no local sponsor required. Our job is to make that route understandable — clear eligibility, a straightforward document checklist, transparent pricing, and a status you can actually track.

We currently guide applicants from 16 nationalities across Africa and Asia into seven destinations — the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, and Australia — and we're adding more as we go.