The village leaders (officially and commonly called village chairpersons) are actually elected on a ballot and are part of the local governments under the local governments ministry called TAMISEMI. In Tanzania you have the central govt and the local govts.
I love Tanzanian land rules, I think all African countries should adopt to this. The land affrican national pride saying that, I feel the diapora should be excluded from the term 'Foringners' I feel when all African countries starts to own us not as foringners but as one we as one African will prosper more. Just a thought, we as diapora need to be welcome and treated much better this is the start of healing ourselves
I think if you want to acquire land you should be a Tanzanian citizen. and if you really have decided to be Tanzanian, get you citizenship and buy your forever land🤷🏾♀️
Hmm I dont know.. Foreigners are other African nations too like Nigerians, Kenyans, South Africans, Zambians.. So as an AA, I dont think the diaspora should get special treatment but I think there should be more protection for African Diasporans who own the land.
Very similar land law in Uganda ❤. In Uganda, however, one ACTUALLY OWNS the land after purchase. The government does NOT have any other rights to the land. Come to East Africa y'all ❤😊
Very Fair... . It protects locals against high paying foreigners. Land is coming too expensive because Foreigners can afford not Locals. We could find land in hand of Foreigners and locals 🤷🏾♂️
This seems shortsighted towards the Diaspora and to African citizens of other countries in Africa. We should at least have the right to have the land lease in our name, residential or business. There are other ways to lessen land prices for current citizens. Treating Diasporans like mzungus is definitely unfair. I wonder if the concern to protect Tanzanian citizens translates into protecting Tanzanian industries and lessening the gap between the haves and have nots.
@@burundishallsmile1day109 I understand, but it sounds like that country went too far in the open direction and Tanzania is going too far in the closed direction. There has to be a way to make it more win-win for Africans & The Diaspora. Forget all other groups.
@@UsikuA For Diaspora it depends on who is one and who is not. So it needs a bigger debate on a higher National and continental at large. I m a Burundian in Diaspora, but some pple inside Burundi are lesser patriotic than some here outside. Likewise I ve seen Many Caribbeans and other African descendents who are more African at heart than many of us who claim to be real.
African Americans or other Africans in the diaspora especially those that left through slavery need to lobby various African government to lower the bar to own land or invest for them .It's only right, moral and fair that way.
advent munga I don’t know about that; I love our brothers and sisters from diaspora, but we can’t make that law considering some of black people in the diasporas don’t even believe they are Africans? They can move back to Africa, live there for 5 years and become citizens then have the right to buy land. Last thing we need is for someone to come and use their race to buy land then send all the profit to the country they are committed to or leave it to a none African
Incredible video!! I'm praying to invest/own in my home continent! I wouldnt love anything more than to own land in africa. Be safe! Love from Atlanta, Ga.
You are very right traveling sister. I am a Tanzanian and you have the right information. I like you so much my wifi! By the way am from Ngarenaro Arusha but currently in US
One way the "buying rights to land" rather than "buying land" could affect the deed holder is when the govt decides to do some development that was probably never even planned before, like roads, railways, ports, pipelines, etc. For example, recently the govt of Tanzania in a joint venture with the govt of Uganda decided to construct a crude oil pipeline from somewhere in Uganda to a port in Hoima, Tanga. All the land owners affected by the pipeline have to vacate the land, because they don't own the land, rather the rights to the land. The govt is going to compensate them but that doesn't mask the truth that these people have to leave the places they were otherwise used to or had deliberately chosen to live on/own. They are moved away not by choice. But it's not that bad.
What you have described is what happens even in countries where you own land. They call it 'compulsory purchase for the public good' of variants of the same. It is done even in Europe.
This happens in Every country! Here in Britain people are being moved or compensated in order to finish the construction of their own SGR line. You will have to forcibly move people for greater public good such as development projects or for public safety
@@travelingsista I think it is a good idea not to let foreigners own land in African countries especially none blacks, because the whole country will be bought up by rich people like Asians and Europeans, and I which all sub Saharan African countries would do that. Even if it means that the diaspora can't own land in African. It's for the greater good.
@@morrisgreen6863 But the African Union is working on getting the diasporans residence and citizenship rights. Ghana just granted the second batch of citizenships and if it's done based on the diasporans who go and stay in Africa, the protection of the assets from imperialists will still remain in place.
After all we have been through with none blacks across the board and that includes the so called Middle East. I think it is time we learn, or at least start to practice being stingy with our land and everything in it especially our women. The problem is that would mean war, and a lot of innocent people would die. What you have only belongs to you if you can stop someone from taking it. Even your ideas.
@@adrianlunga4646 I think we have to adopt some of the ways of America make laws that work in favor of the people off that land and as Africa's go that is easy we can do what they have always done to us so if you don't look African you have no power in Africa and should not be allowed to own land.
This is great information and thank you for as much as you can. But you are right it's better do personal research. As it time consuming but that's something you want make happen it will get done. I think it's better to be there on ground. It's easier to meet people and make solid connections. I at one point was looking at Zanzi but changed my mind. It was refreshing hearing the nature and back ground and just sense of ease, especially with all that's going in this part of the world. God Bless you and the FAM sis. ❤
Sista, Love your channel and I really loved Dar! Hope to see Arusha and Dodoma next. You provide a wealth of information, the hardest part of learning is where to start. I just wish that you put these up more often. If you arent already connected there is an incredible amount to learn and the thing that you think is small could easily turn out to be a very big deal. Keep doing what you're doing!
This laws can change, only recently diasporans have started to seek their way back to Africa. If they work collectively they can petition the government to look at reforming the laws in their favor.
@@julielilote3496 I agree with you. I am African American, but I don’t want to see Tanzanians not be able to afford their own properties. It’s the same thing that had happened in America, it’s called gentrification.
Mambo dada, asante sana for this video! Tapping in 2 yrs later lol. I am looking to repatriate to back home in the coming years and this video was very informative. I was not aware of these stipulations. But I still hope to make those connections and be able to purchase land for the family I create!
Thank you, for the information. That’s what good governance should protect their citizens/land; but what happened when Afrika United? Land ownership for Afrikan.
California is approximately 403,882 sq km, while Tanzania is approximately 947,300 sq km. Meanwhile, the population of California is ~37.3 million people (16.7 million more people live in Tanzania).
That is the same problem I have in my mom village in Gera. She left land for me and my 2 sisters. Only one of us is Tanzanian so the land is in her name but belongs to 3 of us. This year we are putting it in use.
But in tz all land belong to government even the citizens can't hold a land as he is but if you had a land no one can take it from you except government want to do some development at that land. If you own the land you suppose to pay the tax of land even if you're a citizen so don't afraid to come to take land in Tanzania but you must do something to that land if not they take it
You are so knowledgeable on this topic.Bravo. 👏👏..I liked that.👍.The Law provides for 33,66 and 99 years for rights of ownership but it's not that strict as some families has been owning their Lands for even more than 150 years without renewal.
I was born in Tanzania, I lived in New York for 24 years. I’m about to go back home for retirement on my family ranch farm. I’ll contact you when I get there
I wouldn't put anything in no ones names, especially Tanzania. I love the country , it is very beautiful country with many opportunities but trust is very rare here in Tanzania..Even the locals will tell you this..But there are ways of doing business here..
very true, anywhere in the world 🌍 don’t trust anybody with your 💰 especially investing in a land which holds somebody else’s name. even if is your blood brother.
Thank you Traveling Sista, I thank you and your husband for the gift of sharing. You have shared so many gems for a person thinking, desiring and wanting to move to Tanzania. I look to come that way in before 2021. I appreciate your information and research to help us to make some decisions and give thoughts and consideration we might not have thought of. Peace and Love Jawad
Being a Tanzanian I was shocked by the tittle and after listening to you I appreciate your content. I think it is good law we have here and I hope you are happy. We fell sad for the kind of life some average income black people lead over there. The papers you get from any government office are official. I however suggest you confirm with officials from council level. To know what the government master plan is. Avoid being told later that the government plans to have a market on the land you just bought.
Thank you for the video. Can you do a video about citizenship? What rights do I have as a spouse of a national when it comes to purchasing property. Does this change as we are becoming spouses and citizens?
Lived there for many yrs worked in American embassy great place to party went to bugaruni to hang out stay at holiday inn great place they have mosquito door at 9pm..
Blessings to you Queen. Always enjoy your informative videos. Me and my wife follow your channel. Quick question, can you offer some wisdom on how to approach visiting/moving to Tanzania given the current locust situation. I'm looking for some real time Intel.
T. S my so was going to come to Tanzania, unfortunately he was told: it takes 10 days for visa then went to Nairobi. The same time I am happy about Tanzania regulations to protect their people, but should be a little easy for Africans like my son and what happened to ES was not fair APOLOGIES and return the money she spent...still I love Tanzania!
Wow 10 days? I’ve never heard that before. The visa on arrival takes 10 - 15 minutes. I’m not sure why your son got that info. That’s unfortunate. An yes Tanzania definitely has things that it can improve upon overall.
BTW... There has never been a lease renewal of a 99 year lease.... Also yes you can sell the lease without returning the land to the government..... And if it's private land there is no need to visit the local community leader other than it is the proper way to fit in the area. Any foreigners can purchase or lease land... 100 percent... Just has to be under a foreign owned local company
But can a foreigner register a local company and use the company to own land. Does the shareholders have rights as owners through the registered company? Would that be lease or freehold?
To make it clear, Even Tanzanian can't own land, they buy the rights to use the land ie for residential purposes for 99 years, the land belongs to the government so if you are a foreigner who wants to invest it Tanzania you can investment and the investment will own land that makes you to own the land, but if you don't use it for investment the government has the power to take it from you
Thank you for represent this beautiful country very Positively. Tanzania is Unique and different . The Land is plenty ,Come all get Tanzanian Citizenship's the Land is there for You. Come all buy Land invest the Land is there. You'll never regret .
It’s like that in t the whole Continent 🌍 but normally if you buy a land it’s yours they say it because maybe late on the might fund the diamonds 💎 or gold or even oil on your land and in that case the government has the right to take back the land and give you your money back that’s what it’s 👐🏽 luv fam.😎 from Rwanda 🇷🇼 Congo 🇨🇩
Hey TS👋🏾, I have read that non Tanzanians can/ are able to purchase land in Zanzibar. The Tanzanian govt made this change in 2018. Do you know anything about this? There’s a Mzungu ytuber on here who says he bought up lots of land there.
This is beautiful Kat I'm going to get on my homework. One question I've seen in some areas of Africa say for instance you want to develop an build housing if you don't do it within a certain time they will take the land back, is that the same in Tanzania for Investors? Thx
@@talktimewitheddiej he is right. For investors u must do something of the land. If u buy land for residency if u don't have the money right now u must at least put walls around ur property.
Blacks in the diaspora can buy land in Liberia if they become citizens. Liberia gives citizenship to anyone of African Descent as long that person is 21 years old or above and does not leave the country within 6 months from the time citizenship application was filed. With Liberian citizenship anyone (Blacks only) can own property including land.
Hey Travel Sista, if l buy the land for business use. Would l be prohibited from living at my place of business. In other words, can l have a room that l stay in at my place of business?
I think you are confusing village land under the Village Land Act and surveyed land in cities. Village land doesn't have to go through the government. But if you want to buy land in cities that is surveyed, you need to go through the government. You can have a Tanzanian purchase the land, then you sublease it from that person. Keep in mind that you can own land as a foreigner in Kenya, so it might be worth to go there and feel out the vibe and see if it may be something for you. It might be a bit more pricey and the security in the country isn't as good as Tanzania but it could be worth it to have your name on the title deed.
what happens to the land , if , you purchase it through a " tanzanian nationale " and they unexpectedly pass away . does the land go to their next of kin..........a little too dicey for me . but i AGREE with the country's policy , it's for the good of the country . great seeing you again , great content , thank you , for sharing..........
I think you have misunderstood! The law requires a foreigner not to buy land directly as he or she wants him . The law want him/her to cooperate with the Tanzanian to purchase land! Not that a Tanzanian buys on behalf of a foreigner! No! they agree to buy the land, meaning the state property under the supervision of the president. A foreigner cannot buy land on his own, until he has a fellow Tanzanian who will be responsible for assisting the newcomer. This conditions aim to protect our land from foregnners, they have money than us, they have capital! ... In your purchase documents your names will appear[both foreigner and Tanzanian] including the amount of money you contributed in that share , they will appear, you will all be read if you contributed to the purchase of a particular place. this is to protect the rights of both parties. A resident is not allowed to buy land on behalf of a foreigner, in which case it is a legal offense. All are required to cooperate. But it is true that a foreigner is not allowed to buy land, unless he / she has a Tanzanian fellow
That's awesome that there's technically no land "ownership". That's a Euro concept. Family territory is very different from "property". Does anyone know if any other African countries have this policy?
Update your land ownership information. In 2018 foreigners are allowed to own /investment land in Zanzibar without locals partner although with higher taxes just as Seychelles.
Hello!! You're just wonderful, T-Sista 💖🌅 In Norway we have this law,, that to buy a farm, you're obliged to LIVE there, and run it, for 5years, before it's yours!
... Very informative but for your information all your paper works and signed papers were under ministry of Land for records otherwise you are in trouble.. So I believe you are OK.. Keep the work Sis.. 🇹🇿💯💯
foreigners are not allowed to own 100% shares of a particular land u need to involve a local thats when u can have proper legal documents ......tz is beautiful so much land yall welcome
I love this law it means you get to help build bonds with locals and possibly build a future together.
Tanzania is so stunning, the sky, the birdsong so amazing
Very helpful even 4 years later😊 Thank you🤗🙏🏼🕊
The village leaders (officially and commonly called village chairpersons) are actually elected on a ballot and are part of the local governments under the local governments ministry called TAMISEMI. In Tanzania you have the central govt and the local govts.
I love Tanzanian land rules, I think all African countries should adopt to this. The land affrican national pride saying that, I feel the diapora should be excluded from the term 'Foringners' I feel when all African countries starts to own us not as foringners but as one we as one African will prosper more. Just a thought, we as diapora need to be welcome and treated much better this is the start of healing ourselves
I think if you want to acquire land you should be a Tanzanian citizen. and if you really have decided to be Tanzanian, get you citizenship and buy your forever land🤷🏾♀️
@@africanmitindo2160 Obtaining citizenship is not that easy. For starters, we have to give up our U.S citizenship.
Hmm I dont know.. Foreigners are other African nations too like Nigerians, Kenyans, South Africans, Zambians.. So as an AA, I dont think the diaspora should get special treatment but I think there should be more protection for African Diasporans who own the land.
Borders were draw 1885 in Berlin (kongokonfernence)
Very similar land law in Uganda ❤. In Uganda, however, one ACTUALLY OWNS the land after purchase. The government does NOT have any other rights to the land. Come to East Africa y'all ❤😊
Very Fair... . It protects locals against high paying foreigners. Land is coming too expensive because Foreigners can afford not Locals. We could find land in hand of Foreigners and locals 🤷🏾♂️
Yep exactly.
This seems shortsighted towards the Diaspora and to African citizens of other countries in Africa. We should at least have the right to have the land lease in our name, residential or business. There are other ways to lessen land prices for current citizens. Treating Diasporans like mzungus is definitely unfair. I wonder if the concern to protect Tanzanian citizens translates into protecting Tanzanian industries and lessening the gap between the haves and have nots.
@@burundishallsmile1day109 I understand, but it sounds like that country went too far in the open direction and Tanzania is going too far in the closed direction. There has to be a way to make it more win-win for Africans & The Diaspora. Forget all other groups.
@@UsikuA For Diaspora it depends on who is one and who is not. So it needs a bigger debate on a higher National and continental at large. I m a Burundian in Diaspora, but some pple inside Burundi are lesser patriotic than some here outside. Likewise I ve seen Many Caribbeans and other African descendents who are more African at heart than many of us who claim to be real.
@@burundishallsmile1day109
That is Fact I n I from the Caribbean love Africa to the bone
Give Thanks,1Love
You know it's all pure love when there is no dislike in a video 😊, the frog singing in the background is so relaxing
Wow that grass is so green💚💚💚 . It looks like a golf course behind you. 🏌️🏌️🏌️🤸🤸🤸
And that natural river flowing fresh. Not American Bayou.!
Beautiful sounds
African Americans or other Africans in the diaspora especially those that left through slavery need to lobby various African government to lower the bar to own land or invest for them .It's only right, moral and fair that way.
I like this. That would be wonderful.
If they gave reparations we wouldn’t need anything lowered.
U are right. When Africans made these laws they had only whites in mind so these could never own land in Africa
advent munga I don’t know about that; I love our brothers and sisters from diaspora, but we can’t make that law considering some of black people in the diasporas don’t even believe they are Africans? They can move back to Africa, live there for 5 years and become citizens then have the right to buy land. Last thing we need is for someone to come and use their race to buy land then send all the profit to the country they are committed to or leave it to a none African
Why exactly should the government the government give discount to African Americans? Very few places in the world have such cheap land
Oh my damn!!! That backdrop n nature 😮🤩😍❤️
Girl, where you been? 😊 It is so good to see your videos.
Thorough and helpful as usual. Looks like I need to find me a Tanzanian husband 😂💜 Thank you so much for the information!
Your already got me
Incredible video!! I'm praying to invest/own in my home continent! I wouldnt love anything more than to own land in africa. Be safe! Love from Atlanta, Ga.
Peace Queen it's nice to see you back making videos we all miss you!
I love you sister. I'm thinking about living there one day. I just start working on that.
Thanks for touching on a very important topic. Great job. Very relevant.
You are very right traveling sister. I am a Tanzanian and you have the right information. I like you so much my wifi! By the way am from Ngarenaro Arusha but currently in US
Ahsante sana wifi yangu. I always try to deliver the correct information. And I know Ngaranaro that’s really close to me!
@@travelingsista ,👌😍 stay safe with your family
One way the "buying rights to land" rather than "buying land" could affect the deed holder is when the govt decides to do some development that was probably never even planned before, like roads, railways, ports, pipelines, etc. For example, recently the govt of Tanzania in a joint venture with the govt of Uganda decided to construct a crude oil pipeline from somewhere in Uganda to a port in Hoima, Tanga. All the land owners affected by the pipeline have to vacate the land, because they don't own the land, rather the rights to the land. The govt is going to compensate them but that doesn't mask the truth that these people have to leave the places they were otherwise used to or had deliberately chosen to live on/own. They are moved away not by choice. But it's not that bad.
What you have described is what happens even in countries where you own land. They call it 'compulsory purchase for the public good' of variants of the same. It is done even in Europe.
This happens in Every country! Here in Britain people are being moved or compensated in order to finish the construction of their own SGR line. You will have to forcibly move people for greater public good such as development projects or for public safety
Same in the US. The laws are called Imminent Domain.
You explain so fine! And I think it's a good law, cos it protects Tanzania!!
That’s true! Yes it’s difficult for foreigners but it’s doable. And you really have to respect how Tanzania protects its assets for the most part.
@@travelingsista I think it is a good idea not to let foreigners own land in African countries especially none blacks, because the whole country will be bought up by rich people like Asians and Europeans, and I which all sub Saharan African countries would do that. Even if it means that the diaspora can't own land in African. It's for the greater good.
@@morrisgreen6863 But the African Union is working on getting the diasporans residence and citizenship rights. Ghana just granted the second batch of citizenships and if it's done based on the diasporans who go and stay in Africa, the protection of the assets from imperialists will still remain in place.
After all we have been through with none blacks across the board and that includes the so called Middle East. I think it is time we learn, or at least start to practice being stingy with our land and everything in it especially our women. The problem is that would mean war, and a lot of innocent people would die. What you have only belongs to you if you can stop someone from taking it. Even your ideas.
@@adrianlunga4646 I think we have to adopt some of the ways of America make laws that work in favor of the people off that land and as Africa's go that is easy we can do what they have always done to us so if you don't look African you have no power in Africa and should not be allowed to own land.
The scene looks serene!🌴. looks like a golf course 🏌️. The laws don't sound too bad for investing as long as you know what you're getting into.
This is great information and thank you for as much as you can. But you are right it's better do personal research. As it time consuming but that's something you want make happen it will get done. I think it's better to be there on ground. It's easier to meet people and make solid connections. I at one point was looking at Zanzi but changed my mind. It was refreshing hearing the nature and back ground and just sense of ease, especially with all that's going in this part of the world. God Bless you and the FAM sis. ❤
Sista,
Love your channel and I really loved Dar! Hope to see Arusha and Dodoma next. You provide a wealth of information, the hardest part of learning is where to start. I just wish that you put these up more often. If you arent already connected there is an incredible amount to learn and the thing that you think is small could easily turn out to be a very big deal. Keep doing what you're doing!
Shemeji you are doing such a very beautiful work. What i love the most in your videos is your truthfulness. Karibu Morogoro
I like that!! They are very strict
This laws can change, only recently diasporans have started to seek their way back to Africa. If they work collectively they can petition the government to look at reforming the laws in their favor.
No way become a Tanzanian and renounce your citizenship. Tanzania does not allow dual citizenship.
@@julielilote3496 I agree with you. I am African American, but I don’t want to see Tanzanians not be able to afford their own properties. It’s the same thing that had happened in America, it’s called gentrification.
Mambo dada, asante sana for this video! Tapping in 2 yrs later lol. I am looking to repatriate to back home in the coming years and this video was very informative. I was not aware of these stipulations. But I still hope to make those connections and be able to purchase land for the family I create!
I see a lot of diasporians rushing to Tz without making this basic research... thanks sis
Great content, very interesting!!
I understood a lot, thank you sis!
Thank you, for the information. That’s what good governance should protect their citizens/land; but what happened when Afrika United? Land ownership for Afrikan.
Give thanks and prayers, proudly to be Tanzania
Vizuri sana Dada umesema kwahuakika “well said”👍🏿❤️
California is approximately 403,882 sq km, while Tanzania is approximately 947,300 sq km. Meanwhile, the population of California is ~37.3 million people (16.7 million more people live in Tanzania).
Thats not true, Google again. Cali is way smaller than Tanzania.
What’s your point?
That is the same problem I have in my mom village in Gera. She left land for me and my 2 sisters. Only one of us is Tanzanian so the land is in her name but belongs to 3 of us. This year we are putting it in use.
Yes put it to use! And those are just the tricky little things about land here.
Thanks Love TZ is my desire. Peace ❤
Great and truly informative content. Straight to the point
But in tz all land belong to government even the citizens can't hold a land as he is but if you had a land no one can take it from you except government want to do some development at that land. If you own the land you suppose to pay the tax of land even if you're a citizen so don't afraid to come to take land in Tanzania but you must do something to that land if not they take it
Nakupenda sana kwa kuwamsha wamericani weusi wazungu wanawazurumu sana kila la kheri mungu atakubariki
Love the bird in the background trying to steal your thunder.
You are so knowledgeable on this topic.Bravo. 👏👏..I liked that.👍.The Law provides for 33,66 and 99 years for rights of ownership but it's not that strict as some families has been owning their Lands for even more than 150 years without renewal.
your background is amazing
Super INFORMATIVE!!! Thank you so much!
I was born in Tanzania, I lived in New York for 24 years. I’m about to go back home for retirement on my family ranch farm. I’ll contact you when I get there
Thanks for sharing, The grass looks very healthy and you look healthy also 1-28-2020
Much love sister thank you for your contribution.
I wouldn't put anything in no ones names, especially Tanzania. I love the country , it is very beautiful country with many opportunities but trust is very rare here in Tanzania..Even the locals will tell you this..But there are ways of doing business here..
Paublo Sanchez Trust is rare in Tanzania? You are probably surrounded by the wrong people that’s all.
very true, anywhere in the world 🌍 don’t trust anybody with your 💰 especially investing in a land which holds somebody else’s name. even if is your blood brother.
Thank you Traveling Sista, I thank you and your husband for the gift of sharing. You have shared so many gems for a person thinking, desiring and wanting to move to Tanzania.
I look to come that way in before 2021.
I appreciate your information and research to help us to make some decisions and give thoughts and consideration we might not have thought of.
Peace and Love
Jawad
Thank you, clear and to the point.
Being a Tanzanian I was shocked by the tittle and after listening to you I appreciate your content.
I think it is good law we have here and I hope you are happy. We fell sad for the kind of life some average income black people lead over there.
The papers you get from any government office are official. I however suggest you confirm with officials from council level. To know what the government master plan is. Avoid being told later that the government plans to have a market on the land you just bought.
Gabon and Namibia are good place to start from. Lots of open land.
Kool vid here sis! Concise! Much respect fam!
Thank you for the video.
Can you do a video about citizenship? What rights do I have as a spouse of a national when it comes to purchasing property. Does this change as we are becoming spouses and citizens?
Lived there for many yrs worked in American embassy great place to party went to bugaruni to hang out stay at holiday inn great place they have mosquito door at 9pm..
Thank you for this content Queen! I look forward to my move 2023... will be in touch.
Infinite Blessings ✨
Tanganyika is beautiful!
Thank you for the clear information! ❤
Hey Sista, Although this is April 27, 2021, your video and the links you provided are very helpful. Thanks a lot.
These videos are always so helpful. Thank you for sharing.
Blessings to you Queen. Always enjoy your informative videos. Me and my wife follow your channel. Quick question, can you offer some wisdom on how to approach visiting/moving to Tanzania given the current locust situation. I'm looking for some real time Intel.
Loved the content. Very informative! Thank you for sharing. It was quite helpful! :)
Beautiful woman I love your video am learning a lot about TZ from you
good info I have a friend in Dar Es Salam maybe I will try to get this going.
Awesome, thanks for the information sis💖
T. S my so was going to come to Tanzania, unfortunately he was told: it takes 10 days for visa then went to Nairobi. The same time I am happy about Tanzania regulations to protect their people, but should be a little easy for Africans like my son and what happened to ES was not fair APOLOGIES and return the money she spent...still I love Tanzania!
Wow 10 days? I’ve never heard that before. The visa on arrival takes 10 - 15 minutes. I’m not sure why your son got that info. That’s unfortunate. An yes Tanzania definitely has things that it can improve upon overall.
@@travelingsista wow really, I have to ask him where he got that info.
only 15 minutes at the airport upon arrival.
Beautiful Country TS Thanks for your information
Well Narrated .... Good Job Sis!!!
Very informative video....Thanks Sista
BTW... There has never been a lease renewal of a 99 year lease.... Also yes you can sell the lease without returning the land to the government..... And if it's private land there is no need to visit the local community leader other than it is the proper way to fit in the area.
Any foreigners can purchase or lease land... 100 percent... Just has to be under a foreign owned local company
Christophe Plumm so does it mean we need to register a business on that land ?
Thankyou Queen, this is valuable info. Peace love and light
Thanks so much for your info. Answers many decisions.
But can a foreigner register a local company and use the company to own land. Does the shareholders have rights as owners through the registered company? Would that be lease or freehold?
To make it clear,
Even Tanzanian can't own land, they buy the rights to use the land ie for residential purposes for 99 years, the land belongs to the government so if you are a foreigner who wants to invest it Tanzania you can investment and the investment will own land that makes you to own the land, but if you don't use it for investment the government has the power to take it from you
Samwel E.M . but there is hereditary lands which are mainly in the village where the government have no power over them.
The Government owns all the land on behalf of Tanzania citizens. Even those village lands. Read the village land act linked in description box
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Thank you for represent this beautiful country very Positively. Tanzania is Unique and different . The Land is plenty ,Come all get Tanzanian Citizenship's the Land is there for You. Come all buy Land invest the Land is there. You'll never regret .
None of them can never renounce their citizenship Tanzania has no dual citizenship.
Great information! Much appreciated! Thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome.
13.4 locals own land under customery ownership as per village land act. Customery ownership is not bound strictly to leases.
Very informative video
It’s like that in t the whole Continent 🌍 but normally if you buy a land it’s yours they say it because maybe late on the might fund the diamonds 💎 or gold or even oil on your land and in that case the government has the right to take back the land and give you your money back that’s what it’s 👐🏽 luv fam.😎 from Rwanda 🇷🇼 Congo 🇨🇩
All information is good information sis...🔥🔥🔥
Love the video! Thank You 😎
Peace peace sista✊🏿
Peace to you 🙏🏾
Thank you for all the information 😍
@@travelingsista ase ase
Great info Thank You!
Hey TS👋🏾, I have read that non Tanzanians can/ are able to purchase land in Zanzibar. The Tanzanian govt made this change in 2018. Do you know anything about this? There’s a Mzungu ytuber on here who says he bought up lots of land there.
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Beautiful background!
Great info...new subie 🙋🏽♀️
This is beautiful Kat I'm going to get on my homework. One question I've seen in some areas of Africa say for instance you want to develop an build housing if you don't do it within a certain time they will take the land back, is that the same in Tanzania for Investors? Thx
Talk Time w/Eddiej that is true if you take you must develop if not they took I am a Tanzanian
@@maria_mutondioriginal5 thank you for your help.
@@talktimewitheddiej he is right. For investors u must do something of the land. If u buy land for residency if u don't have the money right now u must at least put walls around ur property.
@@africaine4889 that is good information thank you.
@@talktimewitheddiej I must precise that is Congolese law.
Thank you for all that you do.
Does this apply to Zanzibar as well? I often hear they have their own sort of rules and policies.
Blacks in the diaspora can buy land in Liberia if they become citizens.
Liberia gives citizenship to anyone of African Descent as long that person is 21 years old or above and does not leave the country within 6 months from the time citizenship application was filed.
With Liberian citizenship anyone (Blacks only) can own property including land.
Liberia is small for 40 million people. Gabon and Namibia is better.
Hey Travel Sista, if l buy the land for business use. Would l be prohibited from living at my place of business. In other words, can l have a room that l stay in at my place of business?
Nice background
I think you are confusing village land under the Village Land Act and surveyed land in cities. Village land doesn't have to go through the government. But if you want to buy land in cities that is surveyed, you need to go through the government.
You can have a Tanzanian purchase the land, then you sublease it from that person.
Keep in mind that you can own land as a foreigner in Kenya, so it might be worth to go there and feel out the vibe and see if it may be something for you. It might be a bit more pricey and the security in the country isn't as good as Tanzania but it could be worth it to have your name on the title deed.
Kenya is like a volcanic mountain, waiting to erupt and spew molten lava. The reason Uganda decided to pass the oilpipe line through Tanzania.
In Kenya 99 years for foreigners.
thanks for the info
what happens to the land , if , you purchase it through a " tanzanian nationale " and they unexpectedly pass away . does the land go to their next of kin..........a little too dicey for me . but i AGREE with the country's policy , it's for the good of the country . great seeing you again , great content , thank you , for sharing..........
That’s a great question. The answer may be in one of the links I provided to the land acts in the description section.
@@travelingsista ..thank you , i will check it out..........peace, to you and yours.................
I think you have misunderstood! The law requires a foreigner not to buy land directly as he or she wants him . The law want him/her to cooperate with the Tanzanian to purchase land! Not that a Tanzanian buys on behalf of a foreigner! No! they agree to buy the land, meaning the state property under the supervision of the president. A foreigner cannot buy land on his own, until he has a fellow Tanzanian who will be responsible for assisting the newcomer. This conditions aim to protect our land from foregnners, they have money than us, they have capital! ... In your purchase documents your names will appear[both foreigner and Tanzanian] including the amount of money you contributed in that share , they will appear, you will all be read if you contributed to the purchase of a particular place. this is to protect the rights of both parties. A resident is not allowed to buy land on behalf of a foreigner, in which case it is a legal offense. All are required to cooperate. But it is true that a foreigner is not allowed to buy land, unless he / she has a Tanzanian fellow
Talk about renting land for animal farming
That's awesome that there's technically no land "ownership". That's a Euro concept. Family territory is very different from "property". Does anyone know if any other African countries have this policy?
What about starting an LLC, buying land through that as a corporate development, but actually just build your own family compound on it?
Sounds American lol
Update your land ownership information. In 2018 foreigners are allowed to own /investment land in Zanzibar without locals partner although with higher taxes just as Seychelles.
Hello!! You're just wonderful, T-Sista 💖🌅 In Norway we have this law,, that to buy a farm, you're obliged to LIVE there, and run it, for 5years, before it's yours!
... Very informative but for your information all your paper works and signed papers were under ministry of Land for records otherwise you are in trouble.. So I believe you are OK.. Keep the work Sis.. 🇹🇿💯💯
This law was the time we get our Independence
foreigners are not allowed to own 100% shares of a particular land u need to involve a local thats when u can have proper legal documents ......tz is beautiful so much land yall welcome