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Namibia is a beauriifuuu country! Schooling for your sons is a sure deal. I will be moving there in a few weeks on a tour of Hospitality duty. I have found a lot of info on URLs and old posts here. This is to wish you all the best. Ideal strategy is to first get a job..then allow 3 months for the complete move process as the Home affairs sits once weekly on Tuesdays to re evaluate thousands of applications. Once again all the best.

Well said. Karibu Namibia to all of you.

Namibia is a beautiful country. One of the things you will notice right away is how clean Windhoek, the capital city, is.聽 I agree with the suggestion that the best thing is for you to move there first then get the family over.

Points to keep in mind:

1. Try and secure a job before moving unless you are in business. If you have what are considered "critical skills"
聽 聽 then you are in luck.

2. Schools here start in January so if you have school-age children talk to schools in good time. Because education聽 聽
聽 聽 is free the public schools are crowded. The private schools have limited spaces because of the demand from
聽 聽 those who can afford it and the foreign community.

3. Talk to a Real Estate agent early enough. You might not be able to find what you want when you want it at the
聽 聽 drop of a hat but there is increased construction of flats.

4. Entertainment for the family: There are incredible places to go out and see outside of Windhoek; beautiful tourist聽 聽
聽 聽 sites and game lodges too. Tour the country, it is out of a storybook....a nice storybook.

Enjoy,

Zenani

Please help with advice.

My husband is in Namibia on work visa. The work permit is not ready yet and can take months. But, myself and the kids are coming with him beginning of January.

Has anyone previously moved to Namibia from SA? Any tips will be appreciated.

Good morning dear people..8 months and 2 weeks, finally I have secured聽 Today a work permit. Alleluia! For anyone waiting..take heart. It will come to be. have a blast of a day!

Thank you. We are here as accompanying on work visa now. But, still awaiting the outcome of the work permit.

We heard that the Ministry is awaiting a letter from the SA consulate to confirm that my husband may work here. This is the last step in their process, but its taking forever.

Have you ever heard of such a letter?

Tersia dear! Take heart. Immigration change the rules every day...I've had to fight thru a rejection twice, but finally im holding the permit..Take heart as you wait..it is well.

Thank you. I am holding faith x

Hi,

I was born in Namibia, Windhoek.聽 (My farther is also born in Namibia).聽 We moved to South Africa in the year 1989 and still staying here.

I would love to get the opportunity to come and stay in Namibia as it is my birth Country, but are not sure what to do.

I am married with kids.

Thank you

Hi I just joined this forum. I live in Namibia.
Call me xxx

I visited Namibia last summer and would love to move there.聽 My husband and I are U.S. citizens.聽 I am a Speech Language Pathologist (Speech Therapist) and my husband is a clinical social worker.聽 We would like to start a business there.聽 what are the steps we must take to proceed. How do we get extended visa's and eventually residency?

Hi Zenani
My dad was born in Namibia .I was born聽 in SA .
Thinking of moving聽 to Namibia can I get a Namibian聽 passport .

Regards
Mark

You should check out these websites for information

聽 聽this site has information regarding requirements for citizenship.

聽 聽for application and information

@Pkvsister.

Welcome to the forum.

When posting here please write something when you do.

I suggest as you are a new member why not introduce your self with a little information as to where you are living, working. Hobbies etc.

Good day,

I am a Namibian who has been in Germany for studies. I came back home and my fianc茅 got a job here (Wonderful) and he is on work visa, we want to get married but do not know how do we go about it. Please assist

you can email me privately

Much appreciate your assistance.

Regards,

Keni