Entry without an eTA for 180 days
No visa neededCitizens of Burundi, DR Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda can enter without an eTA.
- Stay
- 180 days

Kenya visas
Citizens of Burundi, DR Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda can enter without an eTA.
Citizens of the countries listed here can enter without an eTA for 90 days.
Passports that qualify (43)
Citizens of the countries listed here can enter without an eTA for 60 days.
Citizens of countries outside the eTA exemption lists must apply before travel.
Travellers of any nationality can use this tourist visa for Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda.
Visitors must get an eTA before travel unless their nationality is exempt.
Citizens of the countries listed in the exemption options can enter without an eTA for 60, 90 or 180 days.
Visitors must get an eTA before travel unless their nationality is exempt. Citizens of the countries listed in the exemption options can enter without an eTA for 60, 90 or 180 days.
There are 5 options: Entry without an eTA for 180 days (no visa at all); Entry without an eTA for 90 days (no visa at all); Entry without an eTA for 60 days (no visa at all); eTA (online travel permit) (an online travel permit); East African Tourist Visa (a special permit).
Citizens of Burundi, DR Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda can enter without an eTA. Citizens of the countries listed here can enter without an eTA for 90 days. Citizens of the countries listed here can enter without an eTA for 60 days.
Yes: eTA (online travel permit). Citizens of countries outside the eTA exemption lists must apply before travel.
90 days
USD 32.50
Hotel reservation, or an invitation letter if staying with friends.; Yellow fever vaccination certificate if arriving from a country where yellow fever is endemic..
1. 1. Apply online for an eTA up to 90 days before travel, and at least 3 days before departure. 2. 2. Provide a hotel reservation or an invitation letter if staying with friends. 3. 3. Pay the USD 32.50 fee.
An eTA normally allows one entry. You may re-enter after visiting other East African Community countries if your eTA is still valid.
Yes. Rules depend on the country that issued your passport. Open the Kenya visa page and choose your passport for a plain answer.
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