Get or renew a Narok County business permit
County Government of Narok · sources read 1 Oct 2026
Apply and pay for your Narok business permit online on the county's Revenue & Licensing portal (eservices.narok.go.ke), or at any county office. Renew by 31 March: from 1 April an unpaid permit grows by 3% a month.
- Fee
- We couldn't confirm a fee from the official page. Check it there before you pay.
- Where
- Online on the Narok County Revenue & Licensing portal (eservices.narok.go.ke), or any county office. County HQ is off the Narok-Nakuru Highway. Help: 020 268 8929, trade@narok.go.ke
Steps
- Go to eservices.narok.go.ke (Revenue & Licensing) to apply and pay for your permit online.
- Prefer to go in person? Apply at any Narok County office or a county-appointed agent.
- The county's trade team assesses your business and sends you an invoice. They may visit new businesses.
- Pay the invoice, get an official receipt, and the county then issues your permit.
Watch out
- From 1 April, an unpaid permit attracts a 3% penalty, compounded every month.
- Your fee depends on where your business is and its size. Narok and Kilgoris towns, Talek, Sekenani and the Mara are in the top-rate Zone A.
- Hang your permit where it can be seen at your business premises at all times.
Who can apply
- Anyone doing business or offering a service in Narok County needs a valid county permit.
Official sources (5)
- e-services narok.go.ke · read 1 Oct 2026
- The Narok County Finance Act, 2023 (Kenya Gazette Supplement No. 7, Narok County Acts No. 3) narok.go.ke · read 1 Oct 2026
- Trade and Industrialization narok.go.ke · read 1 Oct 2026
- Finance and Economic Planning citizens' service delivery charter narok.go.ke · read 1 Oct 2026
- Narok County e-Services (Revenue & Licensing) eservices.narok.go.ke · read 1 Oct 2026