Kenya eTA for Malta Citizens
Malta citizens can travel to Kenya for a short stay using the Kenya eTA. The application process is completely online, making it simple and efficient. Travelers can apply for Kenya eTA from the comfort of their home, and once approved, the eTA is delivered digitally. There’s no need for paperwork or any physical visit to the Kenyan embassy, making travel planning more convenient than ever.
Kenya eTA: Purposes, Stay Conditions, and Entry Type
Purposes
A Kenya eTA can be obtained for any of the following purposes:
- Tourism
- Visiting Friends & Family
- Business Visit
- Attending Conferences
- Airline or Ship Crew (on duty)
- Positioning Crew
- Seaman (Fishing Vessel)
- Medical Care (Short-term)
- Religious Visits
- Short-term Education or Training
- Work
- Transit
Stay Conditions for Malta Citizens
- Kenya eTA is Valid for 90 days from the issue date
- With the Kenya eTA, Malta Citizens can stay in the country for no more than 90 days
How many times can citizens of Malta enter Kenya using an eTA?
Kenya's eTA permits Malta citizens to enter Kenya only once. Once they exit the country, they cannot enter again on the same eTA.
What documents do Malta Citizens require for a Kenya eTA?
Malta Passport
Your Malta passport validity must be at least 6 months from the arrival date. Passports should also have 1–2 blank pages for stamping
Passport-Size Photograph
A coloured photograph, free from any shadows, red-eye, or glare, must best be taken against a plain, light-coloured background
Confirmed Air Ticket
The ticket should be either a confirmed two-way ticket or an onward flight ticket
Stay (Accommodation) Proof
Hotel booking, host address, etc. The proof should clearly represent your stay arrangement
Kenya eTA Fee for Malta Citizens
The Kenya eTA fee is influenced by:
- Applicant’s Nationality
- eTA purpose
- Currency fluctuation rate, etc.
The Kenya eTA Fee webpage provides a comprehensive solution for accurate pricing.
Kenya eTA Application Processing Timeline for Maltese
The Kenya eTA processing takes 3-5 Days. Submitting incorrect or false information or invalid documents can delay processing.
Steps Involved in the Application Process of Kenya eTA
Submission of Application Form
The eTA application form requires applicants to provide personal, travel and passport information. Upload the documents. Once the form is completed, submit it.
Payment of eTA Fee
Proceed to pay the eTA fee using a credit or debit card. You will receive the confirmation email and your order ID. Now wait for the processing.
Getting eTA
When your eTA request is approved, you will receive the Kenya eTA via your registered email ID. Please print it, board your flight, and proceed to enter Kenya.
How to Track Kenya's eTA Status?
Kenya eTA status can be tracked online using the Kenya eTA Status Check tool. The information required for the status check is the Order ID and Passport Number.
Can Malta's citizens extend their Kenya eTA stay?
You can extend your Kenya eTA stay duration by visiting the Kenya Immigration or the Consulate in Kenya. Remember, a single day’s overstay can result in extreme repercussions; thus, apply for an extension before the expiry of your eTA stay.
Submit your Kenya eTA Application Successfully: Tips Explained
- Submit the eTA application 1 week before the arrival date
- Do not submit an incomplete application form
- Provide valid documents
- Don’t hide any crucial information
- Check your eTA status regularly
- For any query, contact the Kenya eTA Customer Support Team
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Frequently Asked Questions
The eTA application typically does not require an IDP. However, you will need a valid IDP, along with your Maltese driving licence, to legally drive in Kenya. Obtain this documentation before your trip.
In remote areas with poor connectivity, depending only on a digital copy can be risky. Always keep a printed copy of your approved eTA, passport, and essential travel documents. Carry physical copies of important contact numbers.
Generally, if your new arrival date falls within the 90-day validity period of your approved eTA, you do not need to notify the eTA system of a flight change. However, ensure your accommodation proof and onward travel details (if updated) are readily available.
Attempting to enter Kenya with an expired eTA will likely result in denial of entry and could lead to significant complications, including being sent back on the next available flight. Upon arrival, you must have a valid eTA.