Kenya has officially scrapped visa requirements for the majority of African and Caribbean countries.

This means citizens from these regions no longer need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA), do not have to fill out lengthy forms, and are not required to pay any visa fees.

This will allow eligible travellers to show up at the border and enter the country hassle-free.

However, the privilege does not extend to Libya and Somalia because they pose security risks, according to the government.

Further, the changes now allow African visitors to stay in Kenya for up to two months, while East African Community (EAC) nationals benefit from a six-month stay as per existing free movement protocols within the EAC. read more

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