Kenya

Overview – Kenya

Kenya is a diverse and captivating destination in East Africa, known for its stunning Indian Ocean coastline, expansive savannahs, scenic lakelands, and the dramatic Great Rift Valley. The country also features breathtaking mountain highlands and is world-famous for its rich wildlife, including lions, elephants, and rhinos. From the vibrant capital city of Nairobi, travelers can embark on unforgettable safaris to iconic destinations such as the Maasai Mara National Reserve, renowned for the spectacular annual wildebeest migration, and Amboseli National Park, which offers stunning views of the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro. With its diverse landscapes, vibrant culture, and exceptional wildlife experiences, Kenya remains one of Africa’s premier safari destinations.

We have all these experiences covered to provide you with an unforgettable and well-organized safari adventure.

Visa Requirements

Most visitors require a visa to enter Kenya. Thirty-day tourist visas are available on arrival for citizens of member states of the Commonwealth, as well as for those of the African Union and the Francophonie. Travelers may also apply for a visa in advance through any Kenyan diplomatic mission or via the official e-visa platform. Further details on visa requirements can be obtained from the Kenya High Commission or relevant diplomatic offices.

Visa Fees

Tourist e-Visa (Single Entry, 30 days): USD 90

Conference e-Visa (Single Entry, 30 days): USD 90

Transit e-Visa (Single Entry, 3 days): USD 90

Visitors are advised to ensure their passports are valid for at least six months beyond the date of entry and to confirm current visa regulations before travel.