Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in Dublin

The local currency in Kenya is the Kenyan Shilling (KES). It is advisable to carry a mix of cash and credit/debit cards, and be aware of exchange rates and availability of ATMs. Besides the Kenyan shilling, no other currency is officially accepted in Kenya. As the official legal tender in Kenya, the Kenyan shilli...

Kenya offers a diverse and vibrant culinary scene that reflects its rich cultural heritage and natural abundance. From local favorites to international cuisines, there is something to satisfy every palate. Here's a glimpse into the enticing food and beverage culture of Kenya: Coastal Cuisine:  The coastal r...

The 2nd Uganda-Kenya Coast Tourism Conference 2023 convened over 300 stakeholders to synchronise the tourism sectors of both nations. This summit serves as a strategic platform for industry leaders to share regional expertise and develop integrated travel frameworks for the East African coast. Conference Dates an...

In a pioneering move, Kenya's Immigration and Citizen Services have revolutionised its digital entry system for international guests. This initiative has notably lifted the $30 Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) fee for nationals from Ethiopia, South Africa, and an additional quartet of countries. Fee Waiver B...

If you're a Kenyan citizen planning to visit Turkey, it's crucial to understand the visa requirements and exemptions that apply to your specific passport type. The type of passport you hold will determine whether or not you need a visa to enter Turkey. To simplify the process, many travelers now choose to apply for Tur...

On a positive note, Kenya has fully restored its vibrant social and economic landscape. All public venues, including bars, restaurants, religious centres, and educational institutions, are operating at full capacity, and domestic air travel continues to connect the country’s diverse regions seamlessly. If you pl...