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Knowledge & insight

Business Gateway

Guidance, opportunities and resources for doing business between Kenya and Ireland.

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Nairobi, Kenya

For companies entering Kenya

Doing Business in Kenya

For Irish and international companies entering or expanding in Kenya.

  • Market overview
  • Priority sectors
  • Company registration
  • Tax
  • Employment
  • Regulatory requirements
  • Investment guidance
  • Access to professional advisers
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Dublin Docklands

For companies entering Ireland

Doing Business in Ireland

For Kenyan companies exploring Ireland as a market, investment destination or route into the EU.

  • Market entry
  • Company establishment
  • Taxation
  • Employment
  • Import and export requirements
  • Distribution channels
  • Funding
  • Relevant support organisations
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Find a partner

Trade & Investment Opportunities

Opportunities by sector, market and business need.

  • Distributors
  • Suppliers
  • Investors
  • Joint-venture partners
  • Customers
  • Professional advisers

Guides & publications

Resource Library

Guides and information that help close the knowledge gap between both markets.

  • Business Guides

    Each year, we produce guides to help those interested in two-way trade better understand their market of interest.

  • Market Information

    Information that helps businesses understand opportunities and trends in each other's markets.

  • Chamber Publications

    Updates from the Chamber's events, programmes and conversations.

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From the Chamber community

Market developments, Chamber perspectives and member stories from both markets.