How much does an electronic travel authorization for Kenya cost?

Planning a trip to Kenya for tourism or business? As of January 1, 2024, an electronic visa (e-Visa) is no longer required, the procedure being replaced by an electronic travel authorization. Focus on the latter, its cost, the procedure to follow and the best agencies to facilitate your pre-stay.

Why choose ETA Kenya?

The ETA is a mandatory option for travelers to Kenya. Not only is it quick and easy to obtain, it also offers several advantages. Here are some of the reasons why Kenya has imposed this document:

• Time-saving : You don't have to go to the consulate or embassy to submit your application. Everything is done online from the comfort of your home or office.
• Safety : The personal data you provide when making a request is protected and secure.
• Ease of use : The application process is simple, involving just a few steps.

Different types of ETA?

Where there used to be several types of electronic visa, there is now just one type of ETA to apply for authorization to travel to Kenya. It allows you to stay in Kenya for up to 90 days without a visa for a single entry. Consular fees are 34.09 USD (31 €).

The ETA Kenya application process

Obtaining an ETA for Kenya is a quick and easy process. Here are the steps to follow:

1. Go to official Kenyan government website and create a user account. You don't need to create an account with us.
2. Fill in the form online application form with your personal information, passport details and travel itinerary.
3. Download documents required, such as a recent passport photo and the information page of your passport.
4. Pay associated fees by credit or debit card.
5. Wait for the e-mail reply. The decision is usually made within 4 working days.
6. If your application is approved, print your ETA and keep it with your passport when you travel.

Private agencies to facilitate your request

Although the ETA Kenya application can be made directly on the official government website, some people prefer to go through a private agency to obtain their document. These agencies generally offer assistance services to facilitate the application process and minimize errors that can cause delays or refusals.