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    Kenya to Kick in 100% e-Visa Issuance in January 2021

    Wandiri
    By Wandiri Gitogo
    - November 04, 2020
    - November 04, 2020
    Kenya Business news
    Kenya to Kick in 100% e-Visa Issuance in January 2021

    Kenya’s Ministry of Interior has announced that 100% e-visa will be effected on January 1, 2021. The ministry, therefore, urges passengers from countries that require a visa to enter Kenya to apply and obtain it before boarding the aircraft.

    The Immigration Department says that visitors will use a newly developed online system for visa application, payment, and issuance. The deputy director Immigration Department, Alicent Odipo, lauds the new system as one that will streamline the issuance of visas to foreign nationals jetting into the country.

    In this case, the applicant receives an e-visa completion on their email that will be printed and endorsed in the passport at the port of arrival. This implies that foreigners need not visit Kenyan embassies or consulates in their country for visa applications.

    Odipo added that the e-Visa will be obtained through www.evisa.go.ke

    The move is in line with the government’s goal to switch to e-services to enhance efficiency and security. There have also been calls to migrate to the e-passport by March 2021 when Kenyans will replace their old passports with the East African Community biometric e-passport.

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