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How to get KRA, eCitizen and NTSA tasks done through Kaziiko, with payment held in escrow

Post the task or pick a service, choose a verified expert, pay by M-Pesa into escrow, and release the money only when the job is done.

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Kaziiko organises 43 categories of government, business, tech and creative services, each handled by a verified Kenyan expert, with payment made by M-Pesa and held in escrow until the work is done, according to its services page.

The government and compliance group is the busiest. eCitizen account help, civil registration, immigration, passport and portal assistance start from KSh 300. NTSA and driving tasks, including driving licences, vehicle registration, logbook transfers and TIMS assistance, start from KSh 800. SHA registration, contributions, dependant registration and health records start from KSh 350; NSSF registration, statements and pension documentation from KSh 400; company registration, KRA PIN, iTax, VAT, county permits and annual returns from KSh 500; AGPO registration and tender preparation from KSh 1,200; and immigration and visa services, from work permits to study and work visas for the UK, USA, Canada and Schengen countries, from KSh 1,500. HELB loans and clearance, KUCCPS placement and professional-body registration start from KSh 500, and land and property services cover title deed assistance and land searches.

There are three ways in: post what you need and receive proposals from experts, browse a service directly, or describe the task to Kaziiko AI. Kaziiko is a venture of Mycrea Technologies LTD, the parent company of Kijiji News.

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