Kenya, Africa

Kenya eases travel requirements for nearly all African visitors
Under the updated system, citizens of most African countries will be allowed to enter Kenya and stay ETA-free for up to two months. Members of the East African Community, which include Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi, can however stay for up to six months in line with the bloc's policy.
Kenya eases travel rules for most African nations
The policy shift aims to enhance regional integration and boost tourism by eliminating the contentious Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) for most visitors.
New Kenya eTA Exemption Simplifies Travel Rules for Africans
Kenya's Cabinet has authorized a proposal to exempt travelers from Botswana, Eswatini, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Zambia, Comoros, Eritrea,
Kenya Drops Electronic Travel Authorization for Most African Nations
Kenya has scrapped its Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) requirement for citizens of nearly all African nations, except Somalia and Libya, citing security concerns. The move aims to promote regional integration,
Kenya Ends eTA Visa Pre-Approval: Africans Can Visit for 2 Months Hassle-Free
Kenya simplifies eTA visa process, removing pre-approval for Africans, allowing 2-month stays to boost tourism and regional integration.
Nigerians, Other Africans To Visit Kenya Without Prior Authorisation
Nigerian and other Africans can now visit Kenya without needing prior authorisation, according to a new directive by the cabinet.
Kenya Drops Pre-Authorization Requirement For Most African Visitors To Boost Tourism
Kenya removes the pre-authorization requirement for citizens from most African countries, making travel easier and boosting tourism. A new cabinet directive eliminates the need for an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) for most African travelers,
Kenya drops travel pre-authorisation for nearly all African visitors
Kenya introduced a "visa-free" policy that required most visitors to apply online for authorisation before leaving their country. But the introduction of the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA), which replaced the visa requirement for all visitors,
Nigerians, others get free entry into Kenya eases travel requirements
The Kenyan government has announced plans to allow African tourists to enter the country without a visa in an effort to encourage openness and unity.
Kenya approves visa-free entry for all African citizens, blocks 2 countries
The Kenyan government has announced plans to open its borders to African travelers with a visa-free policy as part of its efforts to enhance openness and integration.. ・Kenya plans to open its borders to African travelers to enhance integration within the continent ・Currently,
Kenya Waives Visa Requirements for Africans, Except Somalia and Libya
The Kenyan government has announced the removal of eTA and visa requirements for all African nationals, excluding those from Somalia and Libya, citing security concerns.The move aims to bolster regional integration and promote tourism growth across the continent.
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Minister: This is what eTA has cost Kenya
The new policy required travellers to apply and pay for an eTA at least three days before their trip to Kenya.
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ETA: Ruto's Cabinet grants all African countries free entry to Kenya except 2
William Ruto's government said it will introduce expedited Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) processing that allows ...
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Kenya cancels ETA for all African passport holders except two countries
The Kenya government has announced the cancellation of the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) for all travellers ...
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Kenya grants ETA exemption to African countries as Libya and Somalia left out
Kenya has waived Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) requirements for Africans visiting Kenya to boost national tourism.
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Kenya eases travel requirements for African visitors
Kenya has approved recommendations to enhance its electronic travel authorisation (eTA) system for African travellers.