Your Trusted Partner in Immigration and Residency Matters

Navigating immigration procedures can be complex. At NMG Attorneys, we simplify the process by providing expert legal support for individuals, families, and businesses seeking to obtain or regularize their immigration status in Tanzania.

About Our Immigration Law Services

At NMG Attorneys, we offer comprehensive immigration law services to both local and foreign clients. Our dedicated legal team helps you understand your rights, obligations, and options under Tanzanian immigration laws. Whether you are applying for a visa, residency permit, or work authorization, we ensure your application is handled professionally and efficiently.

Details

The transnational nature of modern-day international trade and investment and other transactions demands in-depth expertise and quick solutions on all aspects of immigration. Our firm provides legal services to cover important issues in the field of Immigration, including residence permits, work permits, citizenship, asylum, different types of visas, etc. The service provided includes consulting and representing individual and corporate clients before the Tanzania Immigration Department until the end of the legal process. We have, in the past, successfully worked on Business visas, student visas, multiple visas (for US citizens), Dependent visas, retirement visas, citizenship, residency permits, and work permits.

Why Choose NMG Attorneys for Immigration Matters?

Experienced Legal Team

Our attorneys have extensive experience with Tanzanian immigration procedures and government regulations.

Personalized Support

Every client’s situation is unique — we provide tailored strategies for your specific immigration goals.

Efficiency & Transparency

We prioritize clear communication and quick turnaround times for all applications.

Strong Representation

Whether before immigration offices or tribunals, our team ensures your rights are protected.

Client-Focused Approach

We understand that immigration issues can be stressful, especially when deadlines and documentation are involved. That’s why NMG Attorneys provides proactive legal support — keeping you informed at every stage, ensuring all paperwork is compliant, and representing your interests effectively.

Our Immigration Law Services Include

Visa Applications & Renewals

Assistance with all categories of Tanzanian visas, including tourist, business, and dependent visas.

Residence Permits

Guidance and application support for Class A (investors), Class B (employees), and Class C (other residents) permits.

Work Permits

Legal assistance in obtaining and renewing work permits for foreign nationals employed in Tanzania.

Citizenship Applications

Support with naturalization, dual citizenship inquiries, and renunciation processes.

Deportation & Removal Defense

Legal representation for clients facing deportation or immigration-related disputes.

Corporate Immigration Services

Assisting companies with employee relocation, compliance, and immigration policy advisory.

Appeals & Reviews

Handling cases involving rejected visa or permit applications through the proper legal channels.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) — Immigration Law

There are three main types of residence permits:

  • Class A – For investors and self-employed individuals.

  • Class B – For expatriate employees working under an employer.

  • Class C – For missionaries, students, volunteers, or dependents.

Processing time varies, but it typically ranges between 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the completeness of the application and the approval process.

No. A tourist visa does not grant permission to engage in employment or business activities in Tanzania. You must obtain a valid work and residence permit before beginning any form of work.

Overstaying your visa or permit may result in penalties, deportation, or being barred from re-entry. It is crucial to apply for renewal well before expiry.

Yes. We help clients obtain dependent passes for family members and ensure all requirements are met for smooth family relocation.