To travel to Kenya, you generally need the following:

1. Passport

• Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your date of entry.

• Must have at least one blank page for stamps.

2. Visa

• Most travelers need an electronic visa (eVisa), which you can apply for on the Kenya eVisa portal.

• Some countries are visa-exempt, but must still register on the Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) portal.

• As of 2024, Kenya replaced traditional visas with the eTA system for many travelers.

3. Return or onward ticket

• Proof that you’ll be leaving Kenya at the end of your stay.

4. Accommodation details

• A hotel booking or address of where you’ll be staying.

5. Vaccination

• Yellow fever vaccine is required if you’re coming from a country with risk of yellow fever.

• COVID-19 vaccine or PCR test is no longer required, but it's good to check latest updates before you fly.

6. Travel Insurance (recommended)

• Covers medical emergencies, cancellations, and theft.