Africa HR Solutions provides Employer of Record services (EOR) for organizations that want to hire expats and local nationals in Sao Tome and Principe. We enable you to run payroll without first establishing a branch office or subsidiary in Sao Tome and Principe. Your workforce is hired according to local labor laws.
As an African EOR expert, Africa HR Solutions manages employment contract best practices and guarantees 100% compliance for your workers in Sao Tome and Principe.
Dare to experience the Boca de Inferno
Discover the spectacular waterfalls of São Tomé, the Boca de Inferno seawater fountain and the Cascada São Nicolãu waterfall, near Pousada Boa Vista, the Ilheu da Rolas, popular tourism attraction.
Discover Santo Antonio
Hit on a typical colonial architecture and a unique atmosphere preserved in Santo Antonio, one of the main town of the island. The town is known for its local and tropical architecture and its churches.
Climb on the highest mountains
If you’re an adventurer looking for some good thrill. We suggest the two mountains of the island: Pico de Principe which is at 948m (128ft) and the Pico de São Tomé, the highest mountain at 2,024m (6,800ft) high.
Interesting fact about São Tomé and Principe:
Its strategic location in the center of the Gulf of Guinea has been an important factor in the island’s history and culture. The island has served as a trading post and its strategic location was noticed by both sides during the Cold War.
Refined Petroleum
Cars
Wine
Rice
Poultry
Major Exports:
Cocoa
Scrap Vessels
Oil & Alcohols
Iron
Rice
Trading Partners:
Belgium
Poland
France
Turkey
Spain
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
$547,092,915
1.8% growth (annual)
$2,449.3 per capita
Unemployment rate: 15.9%
São Tomé Town is the official capital of the country and the second smallest nation in Africa. The word “nature” is the best definition of this town where one can observe huge varieties of trees, plants, crops and animals. In fact, São Tomé is home to more than 700 different species of flowers including some 100 unique kinds of orchids. São Tomé ‘s unique natural heritage is a protected area and a true paradise on earth. Museums, art, markets, marine life and tourism attractions are all part of the daily life of this town. You’ll discover the amazing life of the locals.
Currency
São Tomé and Príncipe dobra
Languages
Portuguese is the official and the national language of the country spoken virtually by all the population. The Portuguese creole is also common among the people. French and English are also taught in schools.
Economy
Sao Tome and Principe’s economy depend on an agricultural economy. The cocoa production lies on the top of the list. In fact, the economic growth has been wholly driven by cocoa, with strong exports. Cocoa has dramatically increased the local and international investments which propelled the country as one of the main cocoa destinations. However, the oil industry is slowly become an important revenue source accounting around 40% of the country’s income. The tourism industry has also increased the country’s situation. While inciting a more diverse tourism market, Sao Tome and Principe is today able to protect their natural heritages. The main issue is the slow increase in poverty which remains a concern.
Expat Info
Unless you’re a citizen in the country, a visa is required and passport valid 12 months. Do not attempt to enter the country without one. Safety is not an issue in São Tomé and Príncipe but the infrastructures remains modest and not well-kept as in other parts of Africa.
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