The government of Sierra Leone will now require foreign nationals to provide a National Identity Number (NIN) when applying for work and residence permits beginning 1 June 2022.
Key Points?
- Foreign nationals will be required to obtain a National
Identity Number prior to submitting a work and residence permit
application beginning 1 June 2022
Overview
The government of Sierra Leone will now require foreign nationals to
provide a National Identity Number (NIN) when applying for work and
residence permits beginning 1 June 2022. Applicants will need to
obtain a NIN issued by the National Civil Registration Authority
prior to submitting a work and residence
application.
What are the Changes?
Beginning 1 June 2022, foreign nationals applying for a work and
residence permit in Sierra Leone will be required to obtain a NIN
prior to submitting the work authorization
application.
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