Step-by-Step Import Process to Kenya
Business Registration & Permits
The Hard Way
Register your business, get a tax ID, apply for import licenses, and navigate slow, complex bureaucracy.
The Easy Way
Use our partner, NiHau Logistics, to handle everything. They import for you, clearing customs and delivering to your door. No permits needed!
Find Reliable Suppliers
Use our Grade A supplier database (included in the class) to connect with verified Chinese manufacturers.
Negotiate & Order
Negotiate pricing, payment terms, and delivery schedules. We teach you how to order samples before placing bulk orders.
Arrange Shipping
Choose between sea freight (economical) or air freight (faster). Work with freight forwarders for logistics.
Prepare Documentation
Ensure all required documents are in order: invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificates. Our class provides checklists.
Customs Clearance
Work with a customs broker (or NiHau Logistics) to clear your goods and pay applicable duties and taxes.
Receive & Inspect
Receive your shipment, inspect for quality and quantity, and start selling!
Why Import to Kenya?
One of East Africa's largest and most developed economies.
The Port of Mombasa serves as a critical gateway for the entire region.
A vibrant and tech-savvy population is driving a booming e-commerce market.
M-Pesa makes digital payments widespread and easy for businesses.
Product Opportunity Data Mine
Here are the top product opportunities for import to Kenya for 2025, researched by our AI agent. This data is updated monthly to reflect current market trends. Join our class to get exclusive access to our verified supplier list for these and many other product categories.
- A Commercial Invoice detailing the goods, value, and origin is required.
- A comprehensive Packing List must be included with the shipment.
- Bill of Lading (for sea freight) or Air Waybill (for air freight) is mandatory.
- Check for country-specific product restrictions and required certifications before shipping.