Processing Overview
| Visa Needed? | No — Nigerians are exempt from Kenya’s eTA |
| Stay Allowed | Up to 2 months per visit |
| What You Need | Valid passport, return ticket and accommodation |
| Service Type | Flights, hotels, safaris & travel insurance |
Required Documents
Under Kenya’s 2025 immigration changes, citizens of most African countries — including Nigeria — no longer need an eTA and can stay for up to 2 months. Rules can change, so we confirm the latest position before you fly.
How It Works
Plan Your Trip
Tell us your dates and budget
Bookings
We book flights, hotel & safari
Travel Check
We confirm entry rules before you fly
Fly to Kenya
Enjoy Nairobi, Mombasa or the Mara
Kenya Travel (Visa-Free) for Nigerians — 2026 Guide
Do Nigerians need a visa for Kenya?
No. Kenya removed the eTA requirement for citizens of most African countries, including Nigeria. You can visit for up to 2 months without a visa or eTA — you only need a valid passport and your travel documents.
What to carry when travelling to Kenya
- Passport valid for at least 6 months
- Return flight ticket
- Hotel booking or host address
- Proof of funds
- Yellow fever vaccination card
Why Nigerians Visit Kenya
- Safaris in the Maasai Mara and Amboseli
- Beaches in Mombasa and Diani
- Nairobi for business and conferences
- Combining Kenya with Uganda, Rwanda or Tanzania
How Bowagate Travels Helps
- Booking flights from Lagos or Abuja to Nairobi
- Hotels and safari packages
- Travel insurance
- Checking the latest entry rules before you fly
Kenya Travel (Visa-Free) FAQs
No. Nigerians are among the African nationals exempt from Kenya’s eTA and can stay for up to 2 months.
Up to 2 months per visit under the current rules.
No. Visa-free entry is for visits only. Working requires a Kenyan work permit.
Flights, hotels, safari packages, travel insurance and a final check of entry rules before you travel.