Kenya eTA — required in advance, filed for you
Kenya eTA — mandatory for every traveler; we complete and file it for you in Hebrew before your safari.
Who needs this
Since 2024 Kenya replaced the visa with an electronic travel authorization (eTA) that's mandatory for every traveler — Israelis included. It must be obtained online before your flight; without an approved eTA you won't be allowed to board. We complete and file the application for you in Hebrew, check every detail against your passport, and handle the photo and scan.
What's included
- We complete the official Kenya eTA application for you.
- A real person checks every field against your passport before submission.
- We handle the photo and passport-scan requirements.
- You get your approved eTA by email, ready to print.
- Processing time
- Usually up to 3 working days. Apply at least 3–5 days before your flight
- Validity
- Single entry, stay up to 90 days. The authorization must be used within 90 days of issue
- Passport validity requirement
- Passport valid for at least 6 months from your entry date, with at least 2 blank pages
Required documents
Passport-style photo
Light background, facing forward, looking at the camera, no hat or sunglasses
Scan of your passport's main page
Biographic page in color, sharp and readable, all corners visible
Per-traveler details
- Full name (Latin, as in passport)
- Date of birth
- Sex
- Country of birth
- Nationality
- Occupation
- Passport number
- Passport expiry date
Order details
- Purpose of visit
- Planned arrival date
- Planned departure date
- Accommodation address in Kenya (first night)
Kenya FAQ
How long will the authorization take?
Usually up to 3 working days. We recommend filing 3–5 days before your flight to be safe.
I'm also doing a safari in Tanzania — do I need anything else?
Yes, Tanzania requires a separate visa. Kenya's eTA is generally single-entry but allows return from Tanzania/Uganda/Rwanda under certain conditions. We're happy to arrange the Tanzania visa too.
How long does the eTA allow me to stay?
Up to 90 days, single entry. The authorization must be used within 90 days of issue.
Kenya eTA — what you need to know
Kenya scrapped its visa system and replaced it with an electronic travel authorization (eTA) that's mandatory for all travelers, including infants and children. You apply online on the official government portal before travel, attaching a passport photo, passport scan, flight details, and accommodation address. We complete and file everything for you in Hebrew, after a human check — so you're not stuck with an English form before your safari.
When to apply
We recommend applying at least 3–5 working days before your flight. The authorization is valid for a single entry and a stay of up to 90 days, and must be used within 90 days of issue. It's important to submit details exactly as they appear in your passport — a mismatch can delay approval.