Do Lebanese Citizens Need A Visa For Kenya?

No, Lebanese nationals do not require a visa for Kenya. Beginning January 1, 2024, all tourists, except for East Africans, must apply for an ETA before traveling to Kenya. All visitors, including babies and children, who wish to go to Kenya must get an authorized eTA before beginning their journey.

The Kenya eTA is premised on the need to have a fair, faster, and reliable system that also addresses Kenya’s security and other strategic interests.

To allow enough time for authorization, all eTA applications for Kenya should be filed at least seven days before departure. It is possible to apply up to three months before the trip.

Your passport must be valid for six months and have at least two blank pages to apply for a Kenya ETA. Additionally, an up-to-date passport-style digital photograph is also required for your ETA application. To complete the authorization procedure, you will need a credit card or PayPal for the payment.

The Kenya ETA for Lebanese citizens takes up to three days to process and is only good for a single entry into Kenya. You will need to include information about your flights and accommodations, so apply when you have finalized your trip plans.