2012 TOYOTA HARRIER 240G L PACK ALCANTARA - (chassis ACU35)- Duty Free 21,325 usd (2.23M Kshs) [ OR Duty Paid 28,911usd (2.95m Kshs)  

Automatic transmission, 2400cc Petrol engine, 7,042 km, 5-door, interior: Black, Deluxe Cloth, Spare keys, Quality Grade 4.5, Interior grade: A, Aluminum wheel, power seat, no smoker, back monitor, good tire, 4WD.

2011 (JAN) SUZUKI ESCUDO XG (chassis TD4W) - Duty Free 14,352 usd (1.47M Kshs) [ OR Duty Paid 21,073usd (2.142m Kshs) ]

Automatic transmission, 2400cc Petrol engine, 46,800 km, 5-door, interior: Black, Deluxe Cloth, Alloy wheels, Spare keys, Quality Grade 4, Interior grade: B

Toyota Vanguard (extended Rav4) – 2010 - duty free 1.83M Ksh [duty paid: 2.4M Kshs]

Toyota Vanguard, 2010 Model, 4WD, Automatic transmission, 2400cc Petrol engine, 50,000 Km, 5-door, interior: Beige Deluxe cloth

I was extremely happy with Joep and the team at Expat - to -Expat who made the complicated process of importing a car from Japan much simpler and incredibly transparent. It was very clear from the start how much it would cost and if anything changed in the prices there was a reason and it was well explained.
I would work again in the future with Joep and the team and would recommend them to anyone looking to do a similar process in the future.

Guy - an Australian who works in investments in East Africa - 20 October 2014

Posted by Expat-to-Expat on behalf of Guy

Upon our arrival here in Nairobi, we used Expat-to-Expat to assist us in finding our new home. Marije and Joep provided excellent service to us in accomplishing this task. Among many other things, they drove us through various areas, made us visit multiple houses, explained to us the customs of the Kenyan culture and assisted us in reviewing/finalizing the rental agreement. To anyone new to Nairobi, or in the process of finding a house or wanting to import a vehicle, we highly recommend Expat-to-Expat.

Gisela Henrique and Christiaan van Weeren - 17 October 2014

Posted by Expat-to-Expat on behalf of Gisela Henrique and Christiaan van Weeren

Would you like to get personal relocation advice from us, but you do not see the need to hand over all the work to us, or you do not have the budget for full fledged house search and settling in assistance? Then we may just have the right option for you: we provide a personal online help desk service to answer all kinds of practical questions you may have about moving to and living in Nairobi.

We have some good car rental options at Expat-to-Expat. Our cars are well maintained, regularly serviced and properly insured for self drive rentals.

Many people who are planning to move to Nairobi know Kenya as a great tourist destination. However, Kenya is more than that. With a population of around 3 million people, Nairobi is among the largest cities in Africa and one of the most important cities in Africa financially and economically.

Mid-term is around the corner!
Below is a list of activities and short trips, enough ideas to consider for a morning or afternoon of fun. Feel free to leave suggestions using the comment field below.

FUN and PLAY

• Jolly Roger Theme Park
  Playground, bouncing castles, small restaurant/ bar - relax with a drink while your children play. Location: Next to Mamba Village Langata North Road, Karen Estate
• Amani ya Juu (website)
  Playground for the youngest, small restaurant/ bar - relax with a drink, snack or light lunch in the quiet garden while your children play. Nice souvenirs/ small presents for sale in the Amani ya juu shop. Location: Junction Riverside Drive/ Kileleshwa ring road, next to Prime Bank, Kileleshwa Estate
• Splash Water World
  Swimming pool. Location: Langata Road, next to Carnivore Restaurant

Nairobi is home to a wide range of private pre-schools, primary and secondary (international) schools, quite a number of which are of high educational standard and are found to be good schools for their children by many expat parents. However, it is not easy to get good and the latest information about schools in Nairobi.