BARBADIANS NOW REQUIRE ETA TO TRAVEL TO KENYA

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade wishes to advise that all Barbadian nationals travelling to Kenya are required to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) prior to travel.

This new requirement results from policy changes which took effect this yearwhereby holders of Ordinary Barbados Passports have to obtain an ETA at least 72 hours before their intended visit to Kenya. However, it is recommended that applications be submitted at least two weeks prior to travel to ensure adequate time for processing.

The cost for Kenya’s ETA is US $32.50 per traveller plus banking and processing fees. 

The ETA is valid for a single trip only, and a new authorisation must be obtained for every subsequent visit to Kenya.

Holders of Barbados Diplomatic Passports must apply for an ETA at least 72 hours before their intended visit to Kenya, but will be exempted from payment if certified by letter that they are on official duty.

For ETA applications and guidelines persons should visit the official website https://www.etakenya.go.ke.  Travellers should carefully note the information contained on the website, including the fact that while there is no guarantee of approval, ETAs can only be applied for after a confirmed flight and hotel booking have been made.

Please note that the possession of an ETA is not the final authority to enter the Republic of Kenya. Admissibility will be determined at the point of entry. (SFC/BGIS)

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