FAQs

No, Algerian citizens don’t need a visa to travel to Kenya. In December 2023, the president directed that Kenya become a visa-free nation beginning in January 2024. This advancement in the immigration sector is currently being implemented through the Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) system, which was introduced on January 5, 2024. Notably, the eTA system deviates from the popular perception of a visa-free trip by requiring travelers (even babies and minors) to get the paperwork before departure. Citizens of most countries, including Algeria, who visit Kenya for tourist, business, or transit can apply for a Kenya ETA. Algerian travelers must get an electronic travel authorization (ETA) before entering the Republic of Kenya. When a Kenya eTA is issued, the tourist must enter Kenya within 90 days after the issue date. Algerian visitors can apply for a Kenya ETA online by completing a basic form. 

There are several excellent locations to stay in Lamu. We slept in the little settlement of Shela, which is located on Lamu's southeast corner, adjacent to the island's lovely 12km coastline. However, you may stay in Lamu Town or across the water on Manda Island, which is not on Lamu but is only a short boat trip away.

Lamu, on the Kenyan coast, has a strong Swahili culinary culture. Here are some popular Swahili foods to try in Lamu:

Lake Nakuru National Park is highly worth seeing because of its large population of lions, leopards, and black and white rhinos. It also has stunning vistas and ecosystems due to its placement on the Rift Valley escarpment. The park is also a very successful rhino sanctuary in East Africa. The park's main feature is its soda lake, which is famous for holding the world's most spectacular bird show. There is a large number of flamingos here, which decorate the lake's shoreline with vivid pink hues. In addition to the water birds, the park is home to a wide variety of species, including critically endangered black rhinos, Rothschild giraffes, and big cats. All of them travel freely throughout the park's ecosystem.

Kiambu Town is a hidden treasure located in the heart of Kenya. This town is known for its rich history and culture, and it exemplifies the diversity of the country. Kiambu is a site where history meets contemporary, with beautiful green tea estates stretching as far as the eye can see and lively local markets loaded with colorful vegetables and artisan handicrafts.

Kenya is one of Africa's most diverse vacation destinations. The biggest lure is going on safari in world-class parks like the Masai Mara National Reserve, but this tropical East African country has many other appealing features. The distance from Kenya to Malawi is quite close, so you can conveniently travel to the country. 

No. Malawian passport holders who want to visit Kenya for tourist, business, or transit can enter the nation without a visa. They merely need to apply for a Kenya ETA (also known as a visa waiver). The Kenyan ETA is an electronic travel authorization that permits Malawians to travel to Kenya without a regular visa. It is completely available online, and Malawian candidates may make their requests from the comfort of their own homes. There is no need to arrange a visit to an embassy or consular office. The Kenyan government established the ETA in 2024 to ease international short-term travel to the country.

No. A Kenya eTA is the government's license to travel to the Republic of Kenya, and a valid eTA must be presented throughout the check-in and boarding procedure. Your carrier may still refuse to board you if you do not show other needed papers such as your passport and/or boarding permit.

Kenya's traditional food is as diverse as its tribes, history, and scenery. Each tribal area has its own specialties, but here are some of the most popular Kenyan culinary dishes to try on your trip.

Your Kenya eTA is valid for a single entry into Kenya. Here are the types of Kenya eTA for international visitors: