No visa is required for Ghanaians travelling to Kenya.
Source: http://evisa.go.ke/eligibility.html
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Visitors need to fill the arrival form and show yellow fever card to airport health officers
Simple! Once the immigration officer stamps your passport, you are allowed to stay in Kenya for 3 months. Free or paid work is not permitted.
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Other nationals can find their eligibility for the Kenyan eVisa here.
Note: Immigrations laws change. For African countries, it is very likely not to have change in visa policies recorded on their immigration websites. It is recommended to email or call the embassy/consulate. Airlines may also have up to date visa info.
My bestie is from Kenya, so this is really helpful! You’re also so right about African embassies changing policies and not informing the public! Sigh! so true, there was this one video on youtube, ill share when i find it ….
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I’m glad you found this helpful. Do share the link to the video.
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