Who is Eligible for the Kenya eTA?
Travellers who meet the Kenya eTA eligibility requirements are welcome to apply for the Kenya Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) as a convenient and efficient alternative to a traditional visa.
Application Process for the Kenya eTA
- Apply for the eTA: Fill out the Kenya eTA Application form with the required information.
- Upload Documents and Pay the Fee: Upload the required documents and select a payment method to pay the visa fee.
- Receive the Kenya eTA: Once processing is complete, the approved eTA will be delivered to your registered email address.
eTA Validity and Stay Duration
- eTA (90 Days): Single-Entry — Staying Period of 90 Days
- eTA (1 Year): Multiple-Entry — Staying Period of 90 Days
Processing Options for the Kenya eTA
Standard Processing
- 3-5 Days
- For travellers who have plenty of time
Rush Processing
- 2 - 3 Days
- For those who need to leave quickly
Super Rush Processing
- 1 - 2 Days
- For those who need to leave immediately
Requirements for the Kenya eTA
The Kenya eTA requirements include submitting a scanned copy of the passport bio page, a recent photograph, and any additional supporting documents as specified during the application process. Applicants should ensure that all required documents are prepared in advance to facilitate a smooth submission.
Why Apply for a Kenya eTA?
- Seamless Online Process: The entire application is completed online, eliminating the need to fill out manual forms upon arrival.
- Advance Travel Approval: Travellers must apply for the Kenya eTA at least 3 days before departure and obtain approval prior to travel.
- Streamlined Entry Experience: The system improves border processing, helping reduce waiting times and enhancing overall airport efficiency.
- Single Application, Multiple Submission: The system also allows applicants to add multiple travellers within a single application using the “Add Applicant” option.
FAQs
Once approved, the information on your eTA cannot be changed, and a new application is required.
After submitting your eTA application, you will receive a confirmation email. If you do not receive this email within a few hours, check your spam folder or confirm your submission by contacting visa support.
If your Kenya eTA application is denied, you will be notified of the decision. You may reapply after correcting any issues or apply for a traditional visa through an embassy or consulate.