Working in Liberia

Liberia is rich in mineral and natural resources, and the economy has significant potential. As the economy grows, it is mainly powered by agriculture, but the main exports of rubber, timber and iron are sent to Europe and the USA. As a member of ECOWAS it has close ties with regional partners.

Why work in Liberia?

Liberia is a developing economy, but still relies on subsistence farming and therefore job opportunities are limited. The taxation system is comparable to other West African countries. The healthcare and education systems are generally under developed, so private provision is essential. Security can be problematic, so following guidance from your employer is essential. You should not travel outside of the capital city, and be aware of your surroundings at all times.

Liberia - Useful Information

Population

4937374

Currency

Liberian Dollar (LRD)

Dialling Code

231

Official Languages

English

Main Airport

Roberts International Airport

Timezone

Liberia (UTC)

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How Do I Work In Liberia?

Work Authorisation and VISA requirements
You will need a VISA to work in Liberia unless you are a citizen of an ECOWAS nation. It is recommended to obtain employment there before applying, as your new employer can often sponsor your application. You can find out more information by visiting your local embassy website. More information is available using the button below.

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