PLEEEZE HELP!! VISA ISSUE
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PLEEEZE HELP!! VISA ISSUE
Hello, fellow travel enthusiasts,
We will be embarking on a safari to Tanzania in November. We will fly into Kenya, stay a night there and then head for Tanzania. When our safari in Tanzania is over, we will return to Kenya, spend 1 night there, and catch our flight back to the US.
(1) Do we need 2 separate visas (Kenyan and Tanzanian)?
(2) Is it possible to get a Tanzanian visa and apply for a Kenyan transit visa? Or vice versa?
Please advise. Your assistance is greatly appreciated! Many thanks
We will be embarking on a safari to Tanzania in November. We will fly into Kenya, stay a night there and then head for Tanzania. When our safari in Tanzania is over, we will return to Kenya, spend 1 night there, and catch our flight back to the US.
(1) Do we need 2 separate visas (Kenyan and Tanzanian)?
(2) Is it possible to get a Tanzanian visa and apply for a Kenyan transit visa? Or vice versa?
Please advise. Your assistance is greatly appreciated! Many thanks
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As of right now, yes you need visas for both countries. There's talk of a single East African visa but that's not official and I wouldn't hold my breath.
For Kenya, you can either get 2 transit visas for $20 each (one for each overnight) or a 90 day visa for $50 that allows re-entry from Tanzania within the validity of the visa.
For Tanzania, you would just get the regular $50 visa.
For Kenya, you can either get 2 transit visas for $20 each (one for each overnight) or a 90 day visa for $50 that allows re-entry from Tanzania within the validity of the visa.
For Tanzania, you would just get the regular $50 visa.
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Need visas for both. Best to go with regular $50 visa for Kenya, then try for two $20 transits. You may have a problem with that last overnight in NBO. For the difference of $10, be safe.
For Tanzania, it's $50.
You can get both on arrival at Nairobi and then in Tanzania at JRO.
For Tanzania, it's $50.
You can get both on arrival at Nairobi and then in Tanzania at JRO.
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Thank you all for your responses.
My husband and I are planning to get 2 $50 visas for Tanzania and apply for transit visas to leave and reenter Kenya.
(1) with regard to the transit visas, do we each need 2 transit visas per person (1 transit visa to leave kenya and 1 transit visa to reenter Kenya?)
(2) I was reviewing the Kenyan visa application and it does not give an option to request more than 1 transit visa.
Please advise. Again thanks for your help!
My husband and I are planning to get 2 $50 visas for Tanzania and apply for transit visas to leave and reenter Kenya.
(1) with regard to the transit visas, do we each need 2 transit visas per person (1 transit visa to leave kenya and 1 transit visa to reenter Kenya?)
(2) I was reviewing the Kenyan visa application and it does not give an option to request more than 1 transit visa.
Please advise. Again thanks for your help!
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Yes, you'd need two transit visas each if you're overnighting both directions, so 2 x $20 = $40. You'd get your first one arrival at NBO airport and second one on the way back, 2 separate applications. Or you can just get one $50 single entry the first time. Difference is $10 per person, it's up to you.
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