Gambia - Legal guidance expatriate

A-Law International Law Firm through its dedicated Gambia Desk recently gave legal guidance to expatriates in preparation of their secondment to or employment in The Gambia.

As foreign companies or organizations it is important to understand and follow the correct procedures in order to avoid unpleasant surprises once your expatriate arrives in the country.

We at A-Law can make sure that your company or organization is in order with the local legislation and the applicable expatriate quota.

Whom we work for

A-Law experienced lawyers and legal counsels welcome all clients in need of legal advice including NGO, company registration, legal defense with regard to the investment and trade projects in or from The Gambia.  Guiding foreign investors into the Gambian corporate and bank regulations, license requests and public procurement policies may constitute a challenge on its own.

A-Law has built up international expertise and assisted multiple companies providing engineering, IT, construction, logistics services in EU and non EU countries involving i.a. tax, labor, migration and IP issues.  A-Law International desk has been providing legal support to clients in different areas, such as real estate issues, corporate and civil (family) law, traffic law, migration law, liability law and debts recovery (bankruptcy, administrative fines).

An in-depth approach of the different legal aspects of cross border cooperation and trade, commercial agency, distribution and franchising of a wide variety of products exported from or imported into Africa have been assessed through A-Law dedicated team.

For more information on the above or our services on The Gambia, contact Attorney-At-Law Patricia Leers, Managing Partner | Head of the International Department at P.leers@a-law.eu or fill in our online contact form.