Nairobi: Kenya will become visa-free for visitors from all countries in 2024. Kenyan President William Ruto announced this. The Kenyan government had developed a digital platform to ensure all visitors would receive an electronic travel authorisation in advance, instead of needing to apply for a visa.
‘It shall no longer be necessary for any person from any corner of the globe to carry the burden of applying for a visa to come to Kenya,’ he said in a speech in the capital Nairobi at an event to mark 60 years of independence from Britain. Ruto has long advocated for visa-free travel within the African continent.
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Kenya offers tourists a chance to visit its national parks which have world’s most diverse wildlife and beach holidays along its Indian Ocean coastline.
Recently, South Africa’s Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille, pushed for visa-free travel for Indian and Chinese travellers.
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