Tourism in Africa had a reputation of nice beaches and wildlife 'safaris' (which doesn't make sense because 'Safari' in Swahili means Trip or Journey) but several African countries are progressing towards stability in natural resources, expanding in real estate and changing the global industry in controlling Africa's economic future.As African countries begin to offer free visa entry for African citizens, those in the diaspora who haven't gotten their dual citizenship yet, there are other options available for visiting or residential purposes. Several countries are allowing citizenship through various programs that may require DNA lineage tests, business investment or residential occupation. 

Any country you may be interested in visiting or inquiring about residential occupation, you must visit their embassy website to view the Visa types that you qualify for. Whether a tourist, student or business type, you must attain all requirements before visiting. Keep in mind, each country have visa renewal policies that may require you to renew everyday 60-90 days from the day you enter the country. Your visa stamp in your passport is only valid for the timeframe in which you can enter the country but there are additional fees if you want to extend your time. For consultations on Travel, book at the form on the Travel page.

• kenya
  to visit kenya's digital nomad visa info page & other types of visas, click here.
  Kenya is currently offering Digital Nomad visas as well as tourist visas and residential permits for foreigners. For digital entrepreneurs, Kenya is an option for those with digital businesses and working remotely. 

• senegal
  to inquire about a tourist visa for senegal, click here.
  Senegal Visa is available for U.S. citizens. Senegal's tourism is an unexpected but remarkable journey. The tourism experience offers water excursions, architecture viewings, historical monuments, i.e., Chiekh Anta Diop university and educational opportunities or workshops. The young president, Bassirou Diomaye, is also in the running of becoming a revolutionary president and comfort in the country has been consistent.

• nigeria
  to visit nigeria, go to the nigerian embassy in the u.s., website, click here.
  Nigeria is known for its nightlife, fashion shows, cuisine and a part of the legendary 'Detty December'. If you enjoy Afrobeats, traditional ceremonies, spicy food and tailored clothing, Lagos or Abuja would be your best bet. 

• south africa 
  U.s. citizens are visa free in south africa for up to 90 days. if you're planning to seek residential permits or a longer stay, visit the south africa embassy website, click here.
  There are micro communities of diaspora real estate investors and residents moving into South Africa. Engage with international markets and learn more on the opportunities on your visit.

• gabon
  to visit gabon, click here.
  Gabon has a generalized naturalization policy for citizenship which includes proof of residency. 

• gambia
  to visit gambia, click here.
  Gambia is also a part of ECOWAS and has a developing historical diaspora community in the . There is no current citizenship program for the historical diaspora, but visa options are available. 

• BURKINA FASO - As of 11/08/2025 is not a part of the Diaspora Citizenship Program just yet. Due to security issues and foreign restrictions, Burkina Faso and Cpt. Ibrahim Traore may allow the African diaspora to receive permanent residency after living in the country for a certain amount of months consecutively. As this story develops, I will continue to update on the latest announcements.