Uganda Investment Authority

Established in 1991, the Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) is a government agency responsible for promoting and facilitating investment in Uganda. Its mission is to enhance economic growth by attracting both foreign and domestic investments, providing serviced land, and advocating for a competitive business environment. UIA offers various incentives, including tax waivers and investment licenses, to encourage investment across multiple sectors. The agency also supports female entrepreneurs through dedicated programs and initiatives aimed at fostering gender-inclusive economic development. The agency operates under the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development and collaborates with other government bodies and the private sector to drive economic growth and development in Uganda.

Minimum capital investment of USD 250,000 for foreign investors, Minimum capital investment of USD 50,000 for domestic investors, Foreign investors must have a minimum capital investment of USD 250,000., Domestic investors must invest at least USD 50,000.