What you will need: 

Visas will no longer be issued at the Kenya Embassy in Washington D.C. All visa applicants are advised to apply for the e-visa online at kenyaembassydc.org/eta/

What you will need: 

Visas will no longer be issued at the Kenya Embassy in Washington D.C. All visa applicants are advised to apply for the e-visa online at kenyaembassydc.org/eta/

Kenyan Consular Fees:

• Regular Service Single Entry (Tourist/Visitor/Business): $50
• Regular Service Multiple Entries (Tourist/Visitor/Business): $100
• Same Day Service Single Entry (Tourist/Visitor/Business): $90
• Same Day Service Multiple Entries (Tourist/Visitor/Business): $140
• Single Transit: $20
• Regular Service 5 Year Visa (Tourist/Visitor/Business) $200

Washington Express Service/Fees:

• Regular Service (7-10 business days): $280
• 5 Year Service Tourist/Business – $280

See our Price List for Return Shipping information.

*Please note, you can also fill out and submit your application for free (excluding embassy fees) by visiting the Kenyan Embassy website. We have no affiliation with any government embassy or agency.

Forward Documents To:
1001 Connecticut Ave NW
Suite 710
Washington, DC 20036

We ask that you send the documents listed above via FedEx or UPS so the delivery can be tracked. Please call us at 202-393-3030 to let us know that your documents have been sent. See our Price List for detailed information about Service Fees and Shipping information.

Vaccination against Yellow Fever, if arriving in Kenya within 6 days after leaving or transiting countries with infected areas.

Exempt from Yellow Fever vaccination:

• Children under 1 year.
• Those not leaving the airport in Kenya.
• Those not leaving the airport in the countries concerned.

Warning: Passengers not holding valid Yellow Fever certificate, if required, are subject to quarantine.

Recommended:

Vaccination against Yellow Fever for all passengers visiting any area outside the main cities in Kenya.

• Malaria prophylaxis. Malaria risk – mainly in the malignant (P. falciparum) form – exists throughout the year in the whole country. There is normally little risk in the city of Nairobi and in the highlands (above 2500 m.) of Central, Rift Valley, Eastern, Nyanza and Western Provinces. P. falciparum highly resistant to chloroquine and resistant to sulfadoxine/pyrimethamine reported.

Recommended prevention:

• The Kenyan Ministry of Health expects travel representatives to inform their clients about Malaria risk and recommend them to take the necessary antimalarial measures.

• Passport and/or passport replacing documents must be valid for at least 6 months on arrival.
•  On arrival: if required, to nationals of U.S.A. for a stay of max. 3 months. Passport must contain at least one blank page for visa endorsement. For details, click here
• Minors (passengers up to the age of 16 years) travelling alone require: For details, click here
• If minor is travelling on a passport of a parent  For details, click here
• Passports and passport replacing documents must be in good condition. Non-compliance may result in in admission.
• All visitors must hold return/onward tickets and all documents required for next destination and sufficient funds for maintenance of at least USD 500.-.