Visa and Health Issues

All incoming visitors to Kenya (except East African Citizens) will now require a visa, irrespective of nationality. Check here for visa and health certificates requirements if you are coming from areas that maybe experiencing outbreaks of disease, such as yellow fever or choler. Kenya Airways does a good job of explaining the requirements. Visa form is available by clicking here, you will be directed to the Kenya Airways web site so that you may fill out the application form online, then print and submit to local Kenyan Consulate or Embassy.

Citizens of the following countries need to have a visa prior to arrival in Kenya: -
(1) Afghanistan
(2) Somali
(3) Iran
(4) Lebanon
(5) Iraq
(6) Syria
(7) Libya
(8) Mali
(9) Sudan
(10) Nigeria
(11) Yemen
(12) Cameroon
(13) Pakistan
(14) North Korea
(15) Stateless Persons
(16) Armenia
(17) Georgia
(18) Tajikistan
(19) Azerbaijan
(20) Senegal

If your country does not appear above, visas can be obtained at the Airport upon arrival, we strongly encourage you to obtain your visa from the Kenyan Embassies/High Commissions abroad prior to departure. Where applicable, visa fees are as follows: -

Transit Visa = US$20 per person
Reference Fee: -US$10
Single Entry Visa= US$50 for three months (extendable for a similar period)
Multiple Journey Visa= US$100 - valid.