Kenya’s electronic visa (eVisa) will become a compulsory entry requirement for all travelers who require a visa starting in January 2021. The Kenya eVisa system was launched in 2015 and is currently available to nationals of around 140 different countries. The online platform allows eligible travelers to obtain permission to enter the African state much
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