Kenya eTA for U.S. passport holders, reviewed by APVI before submission.
Upload your passport scan, photo, travel details, and required trip information. APVI reviews your Kenya eTA file before submission and emails the approved eTA once issued.
Questions? Speak with an e-Visa specialist: (800) 766-0452
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Standard, five-year multi-entry, or expedited.
All three are Electronic Travel Authorizations. The right one depends on how often you travel to Kenya and how soon you need it.
Standard Kenya eTA
The usual authorization for a single trip to Kenya. Valid for travel within 90 days from issuance.
Five-Year Multi-Entry eTA
Offered to American nationals who expect to visit Kenya multiple times over five years.
Expedited eTA, where available
Kenya may offer an expedited government option that can be immediate where it is available for your application.
APVI's service fee of $99 per applicant is charged separately from the Kenyan government fee, and both are shown before checkout.
What you pay, and how long it takes.
APVI's fee and the Kenyan government fee are always shown separately.
APVI service fee: $99
A flat APVI service fee per applicant, separate from the Kenyan government fee.
Government fee from $30
The standard Kenya eTA government fee starts at $30. The five-year multi-entry eTA for American nationals is $185.
Expedited option
Where Kenya offers it, expedited handling carries an additional $100 government charge and may be immediate.
Standard processing
Standard processing may take up to 72 hours, or three working days, from submission.
Online upload process
You upload your passport scan, photo, and travel details. Nothing is mailed and no passport shipping is required.
Reviewed by Kenyan authorities
Eligibility and issuance are decided by the Kenyan government. APVI prepares and reviews your file before submission.
Not sure which visa you need?
A real APVI visa specialist can help you understand destination requirements, visa types, document checklists, processing options, shipping steps, and what happens after you place your order.
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Everything for your Kenya eTA file.
Gather these before you start. APVI checks each one before submission.
Passport bio page scan
A clear, uncropped color scan of the bio page of a passport with enough remaining validity for your trip to Kenya.
Applicant photo
A recent digital passport-style photo of the applicant, in color, on a plain background.
Travel details
Your intended arrival and departure dates, and your flight details where you have them.
Accommodation or host details
Your hotel booking, lodge reservation, or the name and address of the host you are staying with in Kenya.
Email address and payment
A working email address for delivery of the approved eTA, and payment for the APVI fee and the government fee.
Invitation letter for family travel
An invitation or host letter where your trip type calls for one, for example family visits.
Five steps, one specialist review.
From your order to the approved eTA in your inbox.
Start your Kenya order
Order online and tell APVI how many applicants are traveling and which eTA type you need.
Upload passport scan and photo
Upload your passport bio page and applicant photo securely.
Complete APVI's online form
Plain questions about your trip, travel dates, and where you will stay in Kenya.
APVI reviews your file
A specialist checks your Kenya eTA file for preventable errors before submission.
Approved eTA emailed
Once the Kenyan authorities issue it, your approved eTA is emailed to you.
No physical passport shipping is required.
Your passport stays with you. You upload a color copy of your bio page, an applicant photo, and your travel and accommodation details, and APVI handles the rest online. Nothing is mailed, and nothing is placed in your passport book.
Common Kenya eTA mistakes.
These are the errors APVI catches most often before a file is submitted.
Choosing the wrong eTA type for the itinerary, standard when the trip calls for multi-entry
Missing accommodation or host details for the stay in Kenya
No invitation letter supplied where family travel calls for one
Applicant photo is cropped, shadowed, or taken against a busy background
Passport bio page scan is blurry, cut off, or in black and white
Passport does not have enough remaining validity for the travel dates
Travel dates on the application do not match the flight itinerary
Name on the application does not match the passport exactly
Specialist review, a flat fee, no guesswork.
APVI has handled visa and document work for travelers and organizations since 2003.
Flat APVI service fee: $99 per applicant
Human review of your Kenya eTA file before submission
Clear separation of APVI's fee and the Kenyan government fee
A specialist confirms standard versus five-year multi-entry for your trip
Secure document upload
No physical passport shipping required
Approved eTA delivered by email
Trusted since 2003
What APVI clients say about the process.
General visa and document customers. APVI does not publish Kenya eTA reviews it has not received.
"I had one of the most challenging international visa cases due to clerical errors by other parties. APVI triaged, diagnosed, and executed a plan to clean up everything. They left no stone unturned."
"APVI provides exceptional services. Amazing support to process my documents for two countries now. Ibtihal is supportive and kind, making the process an exceptional experience."
"Fast, professional and completely on top of the paperwork. They told me exactly what to send and my passport came back with the visa ahead of schedule."
Kenya eTA questions
Still unsure which Kenya eTA fits your trip? Call (800) 766-0452 and a specialist will confirm it with you.
What APVI Does and What the Issuing Authority Does
APVI helps manage the process. The embassy, consulate, or government portal issues the visa.
What APVI does
- Reviews forms, photos, supporting documents, and the service path
- Checks requirements against the destination and visa category
- Provides clear next-step and shipping instructions
- Handles courier submission and pickup where eligible
- Provides status updates and human support
What the issuing authority does
- Reviews and adjudicates the visa application
- Determines whether the visa is approved and issued
- Sets government, embassy, and consular fees
- Controls processing times and appointment availability
- Issues the visa or electronic travel authorization
APVI is a private visa services company, not an embassy, consulate, or government agency. You may apply directly without using APVI.
Who We Are and What That Means for You
APVI is a private visa and travel document services company. APVI is not an embassy, a consulate, or a government agency, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government. You may apply directly through the relevant embassy, consulate, or government portal without using APVI. APVI service fees are separate from government, embassy, and consular fees.