Can I leave Kenya after overstaying?

Yes, you can leave Kenya if you have overstayed your ETA. However, you may face a fine or deportation.

The length of the overstay determines the penalties for overstaying your Kenya ETA. For example, if you overstay your visa by one day, you will be fined 500 Kenya shilling (about USD5). If you overstay your visa by one month, you will be fined Ksh. 15,000 (about USD 150).

You may be deported if you are unable to pay the fine. Deportation is a severe problem that might jeopardize your future travel plans.

If you overstayed your visa in Kenya, contact the Kenyan Immigration Department to discuss your options. They will be able to advise you on the best way to proceed.

Here are some pointers on how to leave Kenya after overstaying your visa.:

• Be prepared to pay the fine. You may be deported if you are unable to pay the fine.
• Be kind and cooperative with immigration officers. This will assist you in ensuring that you are treated fairly.
• Do not attempt to enter Kenya on a tourist visa again. If you are found entering Kenya on a tourist visa after being deported, you may be barred from entering the country for an extended length of time.

If you follow these tips, you should be able to leave Kenya after overstaying your visa without any problems.