Namibia was the first African country cleared to export beef to the US. Free-range cattle, full traceability, and where to taste it.
Is there a malaria vaccine for travellers, do you need yellow fever, and which vaccines does the CDC recommend for Namibia in 2026?
Which beers to try in Namibia and why they're brewed under a 1516 German purity law. Kapana, braai, biltong and game meat: what and where to eat.
What entry costs for Etosha, Namib-Naukluft, Waterberg and other Namibian parks after the 1 April 2026 increase. A table by visitor category.
Where malaria occurs in Namibia, which months carry higher risk, how to protect yourself from mosquitoes and what to discuss with a doctor.
When to visit Fish River Canyon, what to see at Hobas and Ai-Ais, how the 85 km hiking trail works and the drive from Windhoek.
Which Namibian regions have malaria, which do not, and where the CDC and UK TravelHealthPro agree or differ, with Windhoek, the coast and Etosha.
What Namibian law says about foreign licences and permits, the 24-hour crash reporting rule, emergency numbers, and what the MVA Fund covers.
Namib-Naukluft park entrance fees from 1 April 2026 (N$280 for adult foreign visitors) and Sesriem inner/outer gate times.
Etosha entrance fees from 1 April 2026 (N$280 for adult foreign visitors), the four gate names and the logic of opening hours.
Namibia ended visa-free entry for 33 nationalities on 1 April 2025. Fees, entry points, documents and what to check before you book your trip.
How an investor gets permanent residence in Namibia: 5-year business permit, the path to PR, property, retirees, and the N$20,000 fee.
Namibia taxes in 2026: income tax up to 37%, corporate 30%, VAT 15%, dividends 10%, property, non-residents. A guide for entrepreneurs.
Two ways to take money out of a company in Namibia: a director's salary on a scale up to 37% or profit and dividends. Diagram, tables, rate comparison.
Property taxes in Namibia: transfer duty 0–11% for individuals, 12% and 0% for companies, 0% capital gains, council property tax.
What an employer pays in Namibia: social security 0.9% (capped at N$99), injury 0.9–8%, vocational training 1% of payroll. Tables and examples.
Dividends in Namibia: residents pay 10%, owners with a residence permit or PR 10%, non-residents by shareholding, 25% threshold. Rate tables.
Corporate income tax in Namibia: 30%, a cut to 28% planned from 1 April 2027, plus rates for mining, diamonds and oil and gas.
What a company in Namibia treats as expenses: medical insurance and staff leave, the director as an employee. The effect on 30% corporate income tax.
In Namibia an auditor, not an in-house accountant, handles a company's taxes and filings. What the auditor does, why it costs less, tax planning.
Accelerated depreciation in Namibia: company assets are written off over 5 years at 20% a year. Write-off table, car, office and production building.
Status of Namibia's oil projects in October 2026: Venus, Mopane, Rhino. Decision timelines, local content rules and opportunities for mid-sized business.
Prices, growth and rental yields on Namibia's coast in 2026: Swakopmund, Walvis Bay and Lüderitz. What drives demand and how to approach a purchase.
Laws, taxes, exchange control, work permits and key economic figures for Namibia as of October 2026. An overview for entrepreneurs and investors.
How a foreigner can open a personal bank account in Namibia: banks, documents, in-person visit, transfers and what to prepare in advance.
How to open a corporate account in Namibia: four major banks, the document list for the company and directors, and the sequence of steps.
Whether a foreigner can buy property in Namibia, what restrictions apply to land, how much fees cost and how a transaction runs.
Where to start a business in Namibia and which directions to choose: services, retail, property. A short tax summary and annual obligations.
How a Pty Ltd is registered with BIPA: name reservation, forms, notarised copies, beneficial ownership, official fees, and what is not confirmed.
FATF removed Namibia from its grey list on 19 June 2026. What official sources say, what the EU still requires, and what is unconfirmed for bank accounts.
Documents named by BIPA and FNB Namibia for opening a bank account and registering a Pty Ltd, with forms and beneficial ownership rules (3 Oct 2026).
Which residence permits Namibian law provides for, what the Immigration Selection Board requires, and why the Act sets no year-based term for PR.
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