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- Kenya E-visa
An electronic visa (eVisa) is required for travellers from the USA, UK or Canada going to Kenya for 90 days or less. Please note, you can Do-it-yourself through the Kenyan Embassy's online system.
*Note: Your Kenya E-visa will be valid for 3 months from the date it's been issued. After your visa is approved, you'll be able to travel to Kenya for up to 90 days. Remember your trip must be valid within the validity of your Kenya E-visa.*
To obtain a your E-visa you have 2 options:
Option 1 - Full Service Option (Discover Corps Recommended!)
Use our recommended visa processor: G3 Global Services: http://www.g3visas.com/discovercorps.html. G3 is familiar with our programs and can assist you every step of the way.
Discover Corps Travelers can contact G3 by emailing discovercorps@g3visas.com or by calling toll free, 888-883-8472. They have a dedicated team of consultants available to assist with any questions or inquiries you may have about obtaining the visa.
Option 2 - DIY Option
Go to www.evisa.go.ke/single-entry-visa.html and click on create eVisa account.
Once Logged in, Select Department of Immigration services.
Select submit Application.
Select Kenyan Visa.
Select the type of Visa and read the Instructions Carefully. (Rather single entry / multi entry visa) *If you are taking the Zanzibar extension and have a return ticket to Nairobi, a single entry visa will suffice as long as you DO NOT EXIT the Nairobi airport. If you plan to stay in Nairobi, you must apply for a multi entry visa. Please contact Discover Corps if you aren't sure.
Fill in the application form.
Pay Using visa card, Mastercard and other debit cards.
Await approval via email, then download and print the eVisa from your eCitizen account. Keep this handy with your passport, ready for travel.
Present your printed eVisa to the immigration officer at the port of entry.
POINTS TO NOTE:
The eVisa processing fee is non refundable.
Incomplete applications will be rejected.
An eVisa is required prior to entry into The Republic of Kenya.
The eVisa printout must be presented at the port of entry.
You will need the following information in order to apply for your visa (contact information & downloadable itinerary): see bottom of page for documents.
Kenya Contact Info
Lincoln Njiru (Guide) - +254 724 768 733
Address: Nanyuki Town
Nanyuki Municipality, Kenya
Phone number: +254 734699851
Email: sweetwaters@serena.co.ke
Kenya Hotel Contact Information
Sweetwaters Serena Camp
Ol Pejeta Conservancy
Nanyuki Town
Nanyuki Municipality, Kenya
+254 732123333
sweetwaters@serena.co.ke or cro@serena.co.ke
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Tamarind Tree Hotel
Tamarind Tree Hotel, off Langata Road, Nairobi
(+254) 730 865 000
central.reservations@tamarind.co.ke
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Encounter Mara Camp
Mara Naboisho Conservancy, Naboisho, Kenya
+254 20 232 4904
enquiries@asiliaafrica.com
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*Note: Just click below to download the Kenya travel itinerary below which is what you'll need to "upload" as a part of the eVisa process. You can also see the above information on the Hotel and Kenya contact information for the visa. If you need a document version you can download the hotel document here and save it as a PDF.
2. Kenya Traveler Health Surveillance Form (QR Code).
72 hours before you depart, you are required to complete the Ministry of Health Surveillance Form in order to generate a QR code which you will need to present upon arrival.
Kenya_Safari and Conservation_EDIT.pdf