Relocating to Uganda for work is an exciting opportunity, but the immigration process can feel overwhelming—especially for first-time applicants. Whether you are an investor, expatriate employee, or consultant, obtaining the correct work permit is essential for legal employment and long-term stay.

At Dream Immigration Masters (DIM), we support clients through every stage of the application to ensure accuracy, compliance, and timely approvals.

1. Understanding Uganda’s Work Permit Categories

Uganda issues different classes of work permits based on your purpose, including:

• Class A: Government or diplomatic employees

• Class A2: Government contractors

• Class B: Investors

• Class C: Professional workers

• Class D: Contract workers

• Class E: Mining and petroleum industry

• Class F: Manufacturing and processing

• Class G1/G2: Expatriate staff and missionaries

Choosing the right category is crucial to avoid delays or rejection.

2. Key Requirements for a Work Permit

Although requirements vary by category, applicants generally need:

• Passport bio-data page

• Company registration documents (if applicable)

• Cover letter from employer or investor

• Academic qualifications

• Police clearance

• Passport photos

• Investment license (for investors)

• Completed online application form

3. How DIM Makes the Process Easier

We help clients by:

• Identifying the correct permit category

• Preparing and verifying all documents

• Completing the online submission

• Following up with the immigration office

• Handling appeals or renewals

Our aim is to simplify the process while protecting clients from errors that can cause rejection.

4. Renewal and Compliance

All work permits must be renewed before expiry. DIM ensures:

• Timely reminders

• Preparation of renewal documents

• Ongoing compliance checks