Yes, Indians need a valid visa called Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) before entering Kenya (or Nairobi) for tourism purposes. You can apply online without needing to visit the embassy or the visa application centre.

Note: You do not need a Kenya ETA if you are transiting through Kenya and not leaving the airport transit area.

Here is a sample of a Visa to Kenya:

You can submit an eTA application up to 90 days before your planned travel date. While most applications are processed within three days, there can be exceptions. To ensure a smooth travel experience, it's recommended that you apply for your eTA at least two weeks before your departure date.

Atlys guarantees the timely delivery of visas and eTA as promised. Additional benefits of choosing Atlys as your visa partner include:

• Streamlined eTA application: Atlys simplifies the eTA application process, saving you time and effort.

• User-friendly platform: The platform is designed for ease of use, making the application process straightforward and hassle-free.

• Secure handling: Your personal information is handled with the utmost security and confidentiality.

The Kenya visa price for Indians is ₹2,900 for a single entry (excluding any service fees). The visa is valid for 90 days and allows for a 30-day stay in Kenya.

Note: Atlys does not charge a service fee unless your e-visa is not issued within the expected timeframe

Yes, Children and infants need a separate Valid ETA before entering Kenya for tourism purposes.

No, Kenya is not visa-free for Indians. You need to get a Valid ETA before entering Kenya for tourism purposes.

No, Indians are not eligible for a visa on arrival while entering Kenya.

No, each visitor needs an ETA, even if travelling in a group. While applying in a group, make sure their own individual requirements are uploaded.

Here are the Kenya tourist visa requirements for Indians:

• Passport copy: A clear, colour scan of the information page (first page).

• Passport-sized photograph: A recent, high-quality colour photograph taken against a plain white background. Ensure the photo adheres to the specific dimensions and guidelines provided by the relevant authorities.

No, you cannot apply for an eTA before booking your travel arrangements. The application process requires specific details about your travel itinerary, including arrival and departure dates. Therefore, it's necessary to finalise your travel plans before starting the eTA application.

Here are the additional Kenya ETA requirements for Indians based on travel purpose:

Based on your purpose of visit, the following may also be required:

• Letter and/or appointment letter from the referring doctor/hospital

• Conference invitation/participation letter

• Employment contract

• Supporting documents for resettlement

• Vaccination(s) or test results certificates

For travellers arriving for business

• Invitation letter from the company

• Copy ofthe registration of the company

For travellers visiting family

• Invitation letter from family/host

• Identity card/Passport/Alien card/Entry permit of the family member/host

After applying for your visa, you can track its status online using the Atlys Kenya visa status check tool.

The Kenya visa processing time for Indians is 3 working days. Sometimes, it might take longer depending on the immigration verification.

Note: Make sure you apply for the ETA at least 2 weeks prior to your arrival date.

No, Indians can provide a digital copy of their passport when completing the online eTA application. You will not need to submit your physical passport, but you must have it with you when you travel to Kenya, as you will present the eTA along with your passport upon arrival.

After completing the Kenya eTA application online, you will receive an email notification of approval progress. After approval, you will get your approved eTA online, which can take a few days. Therefore, you’re advised to apply for the eTA as soon as you know your travel plans so you have enough time to process them.

Applicants can easily complete the application on Atlys by following the steps below:

• Visit Atlys: You can start your application here.

• Click a Selfie: You can take a selfie or upload one using your phone's camera. 

• Upload documents: Upload your passport’s front page.

• Review: Please review your application and make any necessary corrections. 

• Pay the fee: Pay the applicable eTA fee and proceed to checkout.

• Approval: After approval, you will receive your Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA). 

Yes, a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate is generally required to enter Kenya, especially for travelers arriving from countries where the disease is endemic. Based on your travel itinerary and personal health conditions, additional vaccinations may also be recommended.

No, a valid East Africa Tourist Visa allows you to travel to Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda without the need for an additional eTA.

An eTA does not guarantee entry into Kenya. While it is a mandatory requirement for travel to Kenya, it is merely a pre-authorization. Upon arrival, immigration officials retain the right to question you and deny entry if they deem it necessary.

Therefore, having a valid eTA is essential but not sufficient for guaranteed entry.

Yes, all foreign visitors to Kenya, including spouses of Kenyan citizens, must obtain an eTA unless they hold a valid Kenyan Permanent Residence, Work Permit, or Pass.

Typically, a standard eTA is valid for a single entry into Kenya. However, there are exceptions:

• East African Community (EAC) travel: If you visit other EAC countries (Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania, or Uganda) without travelling to any other country, your single-entry eTA might allow re-entry into Kenya within its 90-day validity period.

• Multiple entry eTA: Citizens of the United States can apply for a five-year multiple entry eTA.

It's essential to check the specific conditions and requirements for your situation on the official Kenyan government website.

Here are the Kenya entry requirements for Indians:

1. Valid Passport

2. Valid Visa (Printed)

3. Proof of accomodation

4. Round-trip flight ticket

5. Proof of sufficient funds (Immigration authorities might ask)

If you need to modify your travel dates after obtaining an eTA, you will generally need to contact the Kenyan immigration authorities directly. They can provide specific guidance on the process and requirements for updating your travel information.

Yes, you can usually correct errors in your eTA application. Look for a link to update your submission in the confirmation email you received after applying, or contact Atlys' support team if you applied through the Atlys platform.

Note: The availability of this option might depend on the specific eTA system.

To extend your stay in Kenya, you must apply for a visitor's pass extension in person at the Immigration Services office located at Nyayo House, Nairobi. Be aware that there might be additional requirements and fees involved in this process. It's advisable to start the extension process well before your current permit expires to avoid any potential issues.