Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development manages land registration, housing policies, and urban planning in Kenya. It plays a key role in property administration, affordable housing, and land reforms.
Recruitment into the ministry is free and should only be done through official government portals. Avoid scams and unofficial links.
Recruitment Form 2025 Portal Out?
As of now, the Ministry has not released the 2025/2026 recruitment form. There is no official announcement yet.
Ignore unverified job updates. Only trust information from the Ministry or Public Service Commission websites.
Requirements
Before you apply, ensure you meet the general conditions. Some jobs may require technical or professional qualifications. Basic requirements include:
- Must be a Kenyan citizen
- Must have a valid national ID or passport
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Must have KCSE, diploma, degree, or equivalent qualifications
- Must be of good conduct
- Must be physically and mentally fit
- Must have good communication and writing skills
Courses in land economics, architecture, urban planning, surveying, or civil engineering may be preferred.
Vacancies
When the recruitment begins, vacancies may be announced in various departments. Possible job positions include:
- Land Valuation Officer
- Surveyor
- Urban Planner
- Housing Development Officer
- Architect
- Legal Officer (Land Law)
- Admin Officer
- Clerical Officer
- Driver
- Cleaner
The final list of vacancies will be posted when the official recruitment portal is open.
How to Apply
Once recruitment starts, follow these steps:
- Visit the Public Service Commission website: https://www.publicservice.go.ke
- Go to the careers or jobs section
- Search for openings under the Ministry of Lands, Housing, and Urban Development
- Read the job requirements and instructions carefully
- Fill out the application form online
- Upload all required documents (CV, certificates, ID, etc.)
- Submit your application
- Print or save your confirmation slip
Do not apply more than once. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews or exams.
Deadline
No deadline has been set because the application process has not started yet.
When the form is out, the Ministry will provide the application closing date. Most job portals stay open for 2–4 weeks.
To prepare:
- Check the official websites regularly
- Follow trusted job update platforms
- Get your documents ready early
The Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development is a good place to work if you’re interested in land reforms, urban development, or housing policy. The 2025 recruitment is not yet open. Prepare early and apply once the form is out.
Read more: Kenya Public Service Portal | State Recruitment
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