Do infants and kids require a visa to enter Kenya from Australia?
No. Australian children aged 16 and under are exempted from a Kenya visa. They have permission to enter the country without having to show a valid visa. At the entry point, only their legitimate transport documentation will be required.
- A passport that remains at least 06 months validity from the arrival date in Kenya. Australian travelers who have dual citizenship should use the same passport used in the application.
- A photograph that was taken recently with a clear face against a white/plain color.
- A flight ticket to make sure that Australian citizens do not exceed the 90-day validity of a Kenya eVisa.
- An email address to receive their visa. Australian travelers should bring a printout of their eVisa along with them during their Kenya trip because the Immigration Officer at a border checkpoint may ask them to present it before permitting them to enter the country.
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