All Danish citizens who are planning a trip to Kenya should get ready for the best experience they ever had in life. Kenya gives a warm welcome to its visitors, including Danish citizens, with its strolling wildlife, national parks, exciting games, magnificent forests, and coastal beaches. Visiting Kenya is multifold. It amuses the tourists with its busy metropolitan hub Nairobi and soothes their inner self with the scenic and peaceful beaches, a perfect combination of what anyone looks for in 2021. The top of line Kenyan Safari brims with adventure, thrill, and enjoyment.

It is not only the tourism that attracts the visitors to Kenya, but its business opportunities and expected good economy have compelled the business people to consider Kenya for their next investment. Both the government and private sector are taking concrete initiatives to encourage international visits to Kenya. Thanks to the Kenyan eTA system (eTA) system apply Kenya e eTA from Denmark, it has become easy to acquire a Kenyan eTA.

Can Danish Citizens Travel To Kenya?

Kenya allows Danish passport holders to enter the country, provided that they possess a valid eTA.

What Is Kenyan eTA For Danish Nationals?

Kenya has taken the eTA issuance to a fully online system. It launched the online eTA application portal in 2015. Luckily, the nationals of Denmark can obtain the Kenyan eTA that permits them to enter the country legally and stay there for a certain period. With the introduction of the eTA system, there is no need left to visit embassies or consulates, stand in lines and wait for your turn to get your eTA. Instead, you can apply for eTA from the comfort of your homes and gadgets.

What Are The Kenya eTA Options For Danish Visitors?

The nationals of Denmark can acquire a single entry eTA to travel to Kenya. You can use this Kenyan eTA for multiple purposes, including Tourism, Business, Medical treatment, or any other specified purpose.

A single entry eTA allows the eTA holder to enter the country only one time on this eTA.

How Long Can Citizens Of Denmark Stay In Kenya?

Kenya allows the nationals of Denmark to stay in the country on their single entry eTA, for 90 days starting from the date of eTA issuance. If you want to stay longer than 90 days, you can apply for a eTA extension.

What Are Kenyan eTA Documents Requirement From Danish Applicants?

Like any other country, Kenya requires a few documents from Danish citizens to be submitted along with the application and eTA fee. With the new eTA travel permit, it is now easier for visitors to apply. It cuts down the time wastage in case you had applied through embassies. It takes less time to submit a eTA application online and also ensures a fast response time.

For applying online, you must sit ready with all the documents required from applicants from Denmark. Find these documents below.

• A recent digitized colour photograph not older than six months.

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• A valid Danish passport, having at least a validity of six months from the intended arrival date in Kenya. Your passport should contain at least one blank page so that the immigration officers find enough space for stamps.

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• A Proof of onward or return ticket from Kenya ensuring that you have no intentions to overstay your trip to Kenya illegally.

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• Travel itinerary (proof of accommodation or excursion planning)

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• A credit or debit card for paying the eTA fee.

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The Kenyan eTA entry requirements may fluctuate a little depending upon the reason for travel and the type of eTA. You should gather all necessary documents before starting the application.

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How Can A Danish National Apply For Kenya eTA?

Applying for a Kenyan eTA is a straightforward process. When you are ready with your documents, you should start your online application form.

The form requires the applicants from Denmark to provide their personal information ( your name, surname, residence) or passport details (nationality, issue date, expiry date), etc.

As a next step, you need to upload the required documents from Danish applicants. After this stage, you should review all the provided information. All information should be correct, accurate, and the same as in your official documents. Then, the portal directs you to a page for fee submission. When you have paid the eTA fee, you should wait for 4-6 business days to receive your eTA in your email.

As long as you receive the eTA, you should print it to present to Immigration officers at the entry points.

We advise you to apply for the eTA in good time before departure for Kenya to balance the delays if any.

How Can A Danish Citizen Get eTA Extension In Kenya?

The Kenyan eTA has an expiration date. It is valid for 90 days from its issuance date. So, Danish travellers must enter Kenya within an allowed period to use their eTA. However, if 90 days are not sufficient for them, getting a eTA extension is an alternative option.

To get a eTA extension, Danish citizens need to show up at the immigration offices in Nairobi.

For How Long Danish Citizens Overstay Legally In Kenya?

The eTA has a validity of 90 days or three months. On getting a eTA extension, you can stay another 90 days in Kenya, making the total number of days you can stay in Kenya to 180 days or six months.

Can Danish Travellers Transit Through Kenya?

Danish passengers who will stay in Kenya for no longer than 72 hours can apply for a Kenya transit eTA. Possessing a transit eTA allows you to leave the airport.

However, if you don’t need to leave the airport, you may not acquire a transit eTA.

Can Danish Nationals Enter Multiple Times In Kenya?

Kenya grants single entry eTA to Danish passengers, which otherwise means multiple entries is not allowed. The applicants from Denmark who need to travel back and forth between neighbouring countries of Kenya will need to acquire a new eTA every time.

Can Danish Citizens Get A Kenya eTA On Arrival?

From 1st January 2021, all eligible countries must acquire an eTA before entering Kenya. According to these updates, it is no longer possible to buy a eTA upon arrival. However, you should find the latest updates before planning your trip.

Special Instructions from Kenyan Officials:

• If you carry your children with you to Kenya, they must have their own passport.

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• Kenyan authorities do not accept Danish emergency passports or EU-Emergency Travel Documents (ETD) to let you enter Kenya.

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• Danish Alien passport holders must apply for the eTA in advance via Kenyan Embassy in Stockholm.

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What Is The Processing Time Of Kenyan eTA?

It usually takes 4-6 business days. But in some cases, you can receive a eTA earlier in 2-3 days.

Does Kenya Require A Prior Vaccination From Danish Citizens?

The Kenyan officials advise the Denmark travellers to find relevant information about relevant vaccinations for them. Generally, Kenya requires a Yellow Fever Certificate.