I’ve always been an advocate of African travel because our continent with its diversity has so much to offer. It’s why I was motivated by my Nigerian Sister Funmi Oyatogun of TVP Adventures to create this guide for Kenyans that wish to explore the motherland. She created the exact same guide for her Nigerian family and I thought my Kenyan family could use the same.
Thank you Funmi! Keep Inspiring. One love!
As of June 2018, Kenyans do not need a visa before travelling to 33 African countries with 17 of them being completely visa free and 16 being visa on arrival. As for the rest of the countries. we do require a visa or an e-visa.
In Summary Kenyans do not require a visa to get in to 17 countries. The countries are:
Uganda
Tanzania
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Burundi
Rwanda
Botswana
Namibia
Benin
Senegal
Gambia with clearance from the immigration officer
Ghana
Ethiopia
Swaziland
Lesotho
Mauritius
Malawi
Kenyans can travel to the following 16 countries and get Visas upon arrival:
- South Sudan
Cape Verde
Mauritania (Must land at Nouakchott Oumtounsy Airport)
Liberia
Togo
Sierra Leone
Somalia
Nigeria
Democratic Republic of Congo
Djibouti
Burkina Faso
Mali
Seychelles
Comoros
Madagascar
Mozambique
For the these three countries, we can apply for an E-visa
Gabon
Sao tome & Principe
Guinea Bissau
Finally, before traveling to the following 17 countries, you need to need to submit visa application before you travel.
Egypt
North Sudan
Algeria
Eritrea
Angola
Equatorial Guinea
Guinea
Tunisia
South Africa
Morocco
Ivory Coast
Cameroon
Congo Brazzaville
Niger
Chad
Central African Republic
Libya
Things you should know
Click/Tap on each country/icon on the map for more details for more details on each.
This guide is only for those that plan to travel African countries from Kenya. The guide is strictly for those traveling for tourism purposes.
Indirect flights are mostly cheaper compared to Direct flights, although the flight lasts longer with the former
As Kenyans we speak mostly English and Swahili. For none English speaking countries, we might need to have an English-speaking guide or use apps like Google translate and Duolingo to get by.
If you ever need to travel to any of these countries and you need an itinerary created on a budget, do not hesitate to reach out to me. I got you!
This info is as of June 2018, I will be updating this guide based on the feedback I have been getting from fellow Kenyans.
Key:
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