Kenya Visa. Without the Hassle.
From safaris among lions and elephants in the Masai Mara to palm-fringed beaches along the Indian Ocean, volcanic landscapes in the Rift Valley and the majestic silhouette of Kilimanjaro on the horizon. Kenya is one of Africa's most fascinating destinations. We handle the entire eTA process for you, from application to approval, so you can focus on planning the adventure.
Kenya's eTA shouldn't stop your trip
Kenya has introduced a new electronic travel authorisation system. It's simple in theory but complicated in practice.
The Problem
Kenya's eTA portal can be inaccessible, the form requires specific details and a single error can cause rejection or delays. Many travellers get stuck in the process without clear guidance.
Your Guide: VIZA.se
We handle the entire process for you. Our expert review ensures that all details and documents are correct before the application is submitted, so you avoid any surprises.
The Result
You receive your approved eTA directly to your email, ready to print and bring along. Focus on packing your bags, we'll handle the paperwork.
Everything you need to know about a Kenya visa
A brief overview of the process and the most important documents.
General information about Kenya visa
Since January 2024, Kenya has replaced the traditional visa system with an electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). Travellers must apply for an eTA online before departure, regardless of the purpose of travel.
The most common is the tourist visa (eTA) which entitles you to stay for up to 90 days. There is also a business visa for professional visits and the East African Tourist Visa which is valid in Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda simultaneously.
The process requires digital documents, correctly filled forms and payment through the Kenyan system. With our support, you simply upload your documents and we take care of the rest. We review everything before the application is submitted and keep you updated throughout the process.
Have questions? Contact us for free advice or read our FAQ.
Valid passport
At least 6 months validity and at least one blank page
Digital passport photo
Colour photo with white background, taken within the last 6 months
Flight and hotel booking
Confirmation of return flight and accommodation in Kenya
Yellow fever certificate (if required)
Vaccination proof is required if travelling from a yellow fever endemic country
💡 Tip: Not sure what you need? Start your order and we'll guide you through exactly which documents are required for your visa type. You can also contact us for free advice or visit Kenya's official eTA portal.
Kenya Visa: All Prices
Transparent prices with no hidden fees. The price includes the processing fee and our service fee. Choose between Standard or VIP service with faster processing. See also Thailand visa or all destinations.
| Visa Type | Description | Standard (2 to 3 business days) | VIP (1 business day) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tourist Visa (eTA) Holidays, safari and beach life | 90 days, single entry | 895 kr | 1 395 kr ⭐ VIP | Order |
| Business Visa (eTA) Meetings, conferences and business trips | 90 days, single entry | 1 295 kr | 1 795 kr ⭐ VIP | Order |
| East African Tourist Visa Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda | 90 days, multiple entries in region | 1 495 kr | 1 995 kr ⭐ VIP | Order |
ℹ️ What's included in the price?
The price includes Kenya's official eTA fee (USD 32.50) and our service fee. No hidden costs. You receive your approved eTA digitally by email. Contact us if you have questions about specific visa types.
How it works
Three simple steps, from order to approved eTA.
Order and pay
Choose your visa type and service level. Fill in basic details and pay securely by card or Swish.
Upload documents
Log in to My Pages and upload your passport, photo and other documents. The checklist shows exactly what is needed.
We handle the rest
We review, apply through Kenya's system and keep you updated. Your eTA is sent to your email, ready to print!
Ready to apply for a Kenya visa?
Start your application today, we'll take care of the rest. Learn more about VIZA.se.
See prices and orderFrequently asked questions about Kenya visa
Do I need a visa to visit Kenya?
Yes, most nationalities need an electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to travel to Kenya. Since January 2024, travellers no longer apply for a traditional visa but for an eTA which is handled digitally. The application must be made before departure and applies to tourism, business, transit and other visits.
📍 More information: You can read more about eTA on Kenya's official eTA portal or contact us for personal advice.
How long does the processing take?
With our Standard service, processing normally takes 2 to 3 business days. If you choose VIP service, your application is prioritised and you receive a response within 1 business day. We recommend applying at least one week before departure to allow good margin. Kenya's eTA portal requires applications to be submitted at least 3 days before arrival.
How long can I stay in Kenya?
With a standard eTA (tourist visa), you can stay for up to 90 days per entry. It is possible to extend your stay on-site with the Kenyan immigration authority by an additional 90 days, giving a maximum stay of 6 months. The East African Tourist Visa is valid for 90 days with multiple-entry access to Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda.
What is the East African Tourist Visa?
The East African Tourist Visa (EATV) is a joint visa for Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda launched in 2014. It is a multiple-entry visa valid for 90 days that allows you to travel freely between these three countries without additional visa fees. The visa must be used for first entry in the country that issued it. It is perfect if you are planning a combined safari or round trip in the region.
Do I need vaccinations before travelling to Kenya?
If travelling directly from Sweden, no yellow fever certificate is required. However, Kenya requires proof of yellow fever vaccination if you are travelling from or have transited through an endemic country. We recommend consulting a travel vaccination clinic before your trip, especially if you plan to visit rural areas. Malaria prophylaxis is recommended for most parts of Kenya.