Every route we track for Uganda, with the official source behind each one.
The certificate of residence is Uganda's long-term residence status, granted by the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control on one of three grounds and for a term of five years, ten years or life.
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The dependant pass is how a family joins someone who already has lawful status in Uganda.
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The East African Tourist Visa is a joint visa issued by Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda that lets one traveller move between all three countries on a single authorisation.
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Uganda calls its work authorisation an entry permit, and the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control issues it in a lettered series where the class is decided by what you will do and, for shareholders, by which sector your company operates in.
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Uganda's Class D Entry Permit, issued by the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control, is issued to shareholders of companies engaged in general trade.
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Uganda's Class G2 Entry Permit, issued by the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control, is the general work-permit category for foreign expatriates employed in Uganda, including salaried employees of NGOs.
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The multiple-entry visa is Uganda's answer for the traveller who comes back repeatedly - a regional consultant, a trader, someone with family on both sides of a border - and who would otherwise be applying for a fresh single-entry visa every trip.
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The special pass is Uganda's short-term facility for people whose reason for being in the country does not justify a full entry permit but goes beyond an ordinary visit.
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The student pass is the immigration facility a foreign national needs in order to study in Uganda.
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Uganda's single-entry tourist visa is the general short-stay visa.
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