Compliantly move and pay employees in Gambia.
No in-country entity needed.
Breedj offers global mobility solutions in Gambia. Through the Breedj platform, businesses of all sizes can compliantly relocate and pay local nationals and expats alike.
Our platform provides a range of solutions that simplifies the processes, allowing your business to operate seamlessly and in full compliance with local employment laws.
Gambia, a vibrant West African nation, is increasingly gaining attention as a promising destination for international businesses. The country’s economy is primarily driven by agriculture, tourism, and retail trade, with a growing focus on expanding its industrial base and attracting foreign direct investment. Gambia’s political landscape has undergone significant transformation in recent years, leading to improved stability and enhanced prospects for long-term growth.
The official language of Gambia is English, which is widely spoken throughout the country, making communication seamless for international organizations. Other prevalent languages include Mandinka, Wolof, and Fula, which provide an opportunity for businesses to engage with local communities and foster strong relationships.
The decision to expand your business operations to Gambia offers numerous benefits. The country’s strategic location along the Atlantic coast, coupled with its growing economy, presents a unique opportunity for businesses to access the broader West African market. Additionally, Gambia’s stable political environment and diverse cultural landscape create an appealing setting for companies seeking to establish a foothold in the region.
Navigating the immigration process in Gambia is a crucial step in ensuring a successful relocation experience for your employees. Here are some essential facts to be aware of:
The Gambian government issues three categories of residence permits:
Applicants must obtain necessary immunizations and gather all required documents to support their residence and work permit application.
Once the application is complete, it must be submitted to the relevant embassy. Applicants should remain in their country of residence while awaiting approval.
Gambian dalasi (GMD)
Banjul
2.4 million (2021)
West Africa
GMT+0
English
By partnering with Breedj, you can eliminate the need to establish an in-country entity, and thus, saving valuable time and resources while benefiting from our local expertise to guarantee full compliance for your business operations.
Our platform has been designed to seamlessly take care of every aspect of the local employment environment, while you focus on your core operations.
We handle employment contracts for both global employees and contractors.
Breedj ensures full compliance with your workers' local labor laws.
Our platform ensures accurate and timely international salary payments.
Leverage Breedj's extensive expertise to navigate diverse employment laws.
Breedj handles tax & mandatory contributions as required by local labor laws.
Your workers are paid in their local currency, directly to their bank account.
Understanding the income tax system in Gambia is essential for businesses and employees relocating to the country. Here are some key points to be aware of:
Residents in Gambia are subject to tax on their worldwide income, while non-residents are taxed on most Gambian-source income, unless an applicable tax treaty provides otherwise.
Employment income, including most employment benefits, is taxed under the Pay-As-You-Earn (PAYE) system. This ensures that taxes are deducted at source, simplifying the tax payment process for both employers and employees.
Profits derived by an individual from carrying on a trade or profession are generally taxed under the PAYE system as well, streamlining the tax process for self-employed individuals and small business owners.
21 days
Variable
12 weeks
None
Up to 12 months
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Value Added Tax (VAT) is an important aspect of Gambia’s taxation system that businesses and employees should be familiar with. Here are the key points to consider:
The standard rate of VAT in Gambia is 15%. This rate applies to most goods and services sold within the country.
Certain goods and services are exempt from VAT. These exemptions include basic food items, financial services, educational services, and specific imports. This ensures that essential items and services remain affordable for the general population.
Some supplies may be subject to a zero rate, which effectively means that no VAT is charged on these goods and services, though businesses can still claim input tax credits.
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Breedj streamlined our global hiring process, making it easy to find and pay remote talents. Our team loves how the platform handles payments and compliance.
Breedj stands out as the preferred global employment solutions provider for several reasons, offering organizations a competitive edge with a range of scalable global employment solutions.
Drastically reduce administrative and overhead costs related to managing global employees.
Stay up to date with the ever changing global legislations, policies and local labor laws.
Get direct access to our global employment experts to mitigate legal risks and penalties.
Bypass the complexities associated with establishing a branch office or in-country.
Encourage growth and uplift lesser served regions by giving a job to talented remote professionals.
Directly support at least four sustainable development goals, simply by using our platform.