“Effective 1st February 2016, children under 16 years are exempted from VISA regulations, and as a result do not require a VISA to enter Kenya.

Yellow Fever:

Any person entering Kenya must be in possession of a valid International Certificate of Vaccination against Yellow Fever.

Download this form to apply for a VISA.

Visa Application Form

VISA Requirements:

Nationals of the following countries require a visa to travel to Kenya. click here

The following countries have concluded visa abolition agreement with Kenya:

1. Ethiopia
2. San Marino

Nationals (Passport holders) of the following countries do not require visas to enter Kenya:

Barbados	Maldives	St. Lucia
Belize		Swaziland
Botswana	Mauritius	Seychelles
Brunei Darussalam	Namibia	The Gambia
Burundi	Nauru	Tanzania
Cyprus	Papua New Guinea	The Bahamas
Dominica	Rwanda	Tonga
Fiji Island		Trinidad and Tobago
Ghana	Samoa	Tuvalu
Grenada	St. Kitts and Navis	Uganda
Jamaica	Sierra Leona	Vanuatu
Kiribati	Singapore	Zambia
Lesotho	Solomon Islands	Zimbabwe
Malawi	South Africa (For less than 30 days stay)	St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Malaysia (For less than 30 days stay)

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REFERRED VISA

Holders of U.S Refugee Travel Documents issued by the Department of Homeland Security (Greencard holders/Permanent residents) and Nationals (Passport holders) of the following countries shall have their visa applications referred to the Director of Immigration Services, Nairobi for approval. The processing varies from case to case. No expedited services for Referred visa applications.

Afghanistan	Iraq	Senegal
Azerbaijan	Kosovo	Somalia
Armenia	Lebanon	Syria
Cameroon	Libya	Palestine
Eritrea	Mali	Tajikistan
Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (Formerly North Korea)