The quoted fee covers Kenya immigration fees, visa service charges and all taxes for a tourist visa allowing a 30-day stay, with 90 days of validity to travel and a processing time of around 6 working days.
Kenya Visit Visa from Pakistan
Kenya is an East African country with Nairobi as its capital. Home to more than 52.2 million people, it ranks as the world's 48th largest country by total area and serves as East Africa's main hub for finance, economics and transport. The best season to visit is June to November, when the weather is cooler and the short rains arrive.
Kenya Visit Visa Requirements
- Passport scan copy
- 1 photograph with a white background
- CNIC copy
Kenya Visa Terms & Conditions
- The visa fee, once deposited, is not refunded if the application is rejected or denied by the Kenyan authorities.
- All visitors must hold a valid return ticket.
- Your passport must be valid for at least six months.
- Visa regulations and costs are subject to change.
- Visa approval is at the discretion of Kenyan immigration.
- GlobalGateway is not responsible if a visa is rejected or delayed; the visa fee is non-refundable in any case.
- Overstaying your visa in Kenya can result in fines and detention.
- The Kenyan Embassy/Immigration advises all applicants to strictly follow the rules and regulations to avoid delays.
- As the visa policy is monitored by the Kenyan authorities, embassy instructions can change without prior notice.
Kenya Visit Visa Fee
The Kenya visit visa fee for Pakistani nationals is around USD 93-94 per person; it varies by nationality and can change over time. Since travel to Kenya requires a permit, GlobalGateway can handle your Kenya visit visa application from start to finish.
Kenyan Wildlife
Kenya is world-famous for its wildlife. The Masai Mara National Reserve is the country's flagship destination, home to the Big Five β lions, elephants, leopards, rhinoceroses and buffalo β and widely regarded as the best place for a safari. Late June to October is the ideal window to visit the Masai Mara.
Things to Do in Kenya
Other rewarding stops include Amboseli National Park, Nairobi National Park, the Giraffe Center, Lake Bogoria, Mombasa Island and Ruma National Park. At Nairobi's open-air Maasai Market you can shop for handmade Kenyan crafts, paintings and jewelry, while Diani Beach is celebrated as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
Kenya Travel Tips
- Get the proper vaccinations from a doctor before you travel
- Plan at least one safari trip
- Learn a few words of the local language
- Hire a tour guide
- Carry a guidebook
- Keep a valid passport with you
- Hold a confirmed return ticket
- Carry credit/debit cards alongside cash
FAQs
Is a medical certificate required for Kenya?
No, a medical certificate is not required to travel to Kenya. That said, travel vaccinations are strongly recommended to reduce any risk of disease, and children under 10 should be vaccinated before traveling.
Which credit cards are accepted in Kenya?
MasterCard and Visa are widely accepted, and ATMs are available throughout the country. High-end hotels, restaurants and shops take cards, while smaller shops, buses and trains run on cash β so cash is often the safer, more convenient option.
Is an e-visa mandatory to visit Kenya?
Yes. Travelers need a Kenya e-visa, issued by the Kenyan embassy, to enter the country, and a valid passport is required to apply. The e-visa is valid for 90 days from the date of issue.
Is the Kenya e-visa fee refundable?
No β the Kenya e-visa fee is non-refundable and non-transferable, and reapplying means paying again. Incomplete applications are rejected. The e-visa itself is typically issued within 12-24 hours, and each adult must apply from their own account, though parents can apply for their children from theirs.