FAQs

Previously, before the Kenya ETA, visitors who needed a visa for Kenya and wanted to leave the international transit region during a stopover had to get a Kenya Transit Visa. The procedure has evolved since the introduction of the Kenyan ETA. The ETA has replaced the usual transit visa. This implies that if you're transiting through Kenya and want to leave the airport's international zone during your layover, you must first apply for a Kenya ETA.  

No. Bahraini citizens who are planning a trip to Kenya aren't required to apply for a visa if they wish to go for short stays (tourism). If you are a Bahraini citizen contemplating a trip to Kenya, you need to get a Kenya ETA before traveling. This electronic travel authorization is required for all overseas visitors and replaces the previous eVisa system.