We recognize the importance of time in business expansion. This understanding has led us to develop an efficient and streamlined onboarding process,
enabling the addition of new employees in as little as 24 hours.
Africa Visa Sponsorship Assistance
– Must be sponsored by a licensed Africa employer.
– Your role should be on the Africa’s approved job list.
– A minimum annual salary of £38,700 (as of January 2024).
– Proficiency in English at B1 level or above.
– Initially valid for up to 5 years, with the possibility of extension under the same employment conditions.
– Changing your job necessitates a new visa application.
– Graduate Visa
– Senior or Specialist Worker Visa
– Global Talent Visa
Additional resources are available for a comprehensive overview of Africa work visa categories.
You can employ people using our EOR service. For teams under 15 employees, using an Employer of Record in Africa is the most cost-effective solution for managing payroll, HR, and compliance, compared to setting up a separate legal entity.
Yes, but only if they’re not acting as a full-time employee for your company. Contractors can work for multiple companies, control their work methods, and send substitutes. If a company dictates what the worker does and who they can work for, classifying them as anything other than an employee could violate Africa employment law. Misclassifying a worker in the Africa could lead to fines, back pay for holidays, social security contributions, setting up a Africa business presence, and even a lawsuit from the employee.
While setting up in the Africa is relatively straightforward, need a registered office for tax purposes, along with payroll software to manage employee payments and submit them to the Africa tax authorities. You must also comply with all Africa employments laws which are often complex, and failure to do so could lead to unlimited fines.
When you hire in Africa, it comes with specific legal responsibilities. HR compliance ensures your company follows the rules and regulations governing employment practices, protecting both your business and your employees.
By adhering to employment laws, you’re not just ticking boxes, you’re protecting both your employees and your business. Compliance ensures fair treatment for your workforce, covering aspects like sick leave, vacation time, minimum wage, and appropriate working hours. This not only fosters a positive work environment but also minimizes your risk of facing legal repercussions like fines, penalties, and even lawsuits.
While EORServiceAfrica manages Africa employment law and compliance, your company remains responsible for day-to-day management and direct communication with your team, including addressing performance concerns and disciplinary actions.
Put simply, EORServiceAfrica handles the legal side, while you manage your team and their daily tasks.
Hire, pay, reward, and manage talent compliantly without setting up an entity. We are experts at assisting companies with their expansion into the Africa, ensuring all processes are handled smoothly and in full compliance with local regulations.
