🇰🇪 Kenya Travel FAQ

Any time is suitable ,unless you want to visit for special dates like the wildbeast migration that happens between july to october

Yes, most visitors need an eVisa, which can be obtained online at evisa.go.ke.

Yes! English and Swahili are the official languages.

Just like anywhere else you cant lack scammers here is what you will watch for:

• Scammers who will ask you to pay for a visa or a ticket.Always apply through official government websites
• Scammers sometimes lure foreigners into "gold investment" traps. If someone offers you gold deals in Kenya — especially through email or social media — stay away.
• Before buying or leasing land, and consult with a lawyer or trusted local authority.
• Charity donations , dont make any unkown donations... or make the donations yourself after seeing the situation

In Kenya, most money transactions are done using your phone or cash. Using your phone is simpler, faster, and more secure. To get started, register your SIM card, deposit money in Kenyan Shillings (KES), and start sending money, paying bills, or making purchases directly from your phone. Mobile money services like M-Pesa make it easy to manage your money safely without carrying cash.

you can see lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras, rhinos, buffaloes, and many other animals, especially in national parks and reserves.

Yes! Kenya has beautiful beaches along the Indian Ocean, especially in places like Diani, Watamu, and Malindi.