Complete step-by-step guide and templates for foreign qualification recognition (nairobi process).
Complete step-by-step legal guide to help you navigate this process efficiently and successfully in Kenya.
1. Foreign Qualification Recognition — Law Simplified Whether you studied abroad (UK, US, India, South Africa, etc.) or hold foreign training certificates, you’ll need them officially recognized before using them in Kenya — especially for: Job applications (especially in civil service or regulated professions) Professional registration (engineers, doctors, teachers, lawyers, etc.) Further education (college/university admission) 2. Procedure to Follow by Scenario 🧑🎓 A. Academic Certificate Recognition Handled by Kenya National Qualifications Authority (KNQA) Visit the KNQA website and create an account Select “Recognition and Equation of Qualifications” Fill in the application form and upload documents (see below) Pay the processing fee (KES 3,000–5,000) Wait for assessment (1–2 weeks) Receive your equation letter/certificate showing your qualification’s Kenyan equivalent 👷 B. Professional Registration (e.g. teaching, medicine, engineering) Handled by relevant professional bodies: TSC (Teachers Service Commission) KMPDC (Medical Practitioners) EBK (Engineers Board of Kenya) LSK (Law Society of Kenya) Steps: Get KNQA recognition first Submit it to the relevant board Do any bridging or registration exams if required Receive your license or registration certificate 3. Required Documents Document Description Passport or ID...
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