In Namibia, tenants must pay a deposit of 10% of the monthly rent. This deposit is usually returned to the tenant once the rental is complete and there have been no damages or issues.

What does the tenant law entail in Namibia?

Tenant law in Namibia is a complex and comprehensive system that covers a wide range of issues related to tenancy. Under the tenant law, tenants may lease or rent property from a landlord, and landlords must adhere to certain tenant rights and obligations in order to ensure a smooth tenancy experience for both parties.

Tenant rights under the tenant law include the right to:

– be notified of changes to the property
– receive a receipt for rent payments
– receive prompt and courteous service from the landlord
– be able to inspect the property
– be able to terminate the tenancy without penalty

Landlords must also comply with a number of tenant rights, including:

– providing a habitable and safe property
– paying rent on time
– making repairs and improvements to the property
– providing a reasonable amount of utilities, including electricity, water and heating
– complying with applicable local, provincial and national laws