Kenya Visa Rules
- Kenyan citizens need a visa to travel to Madagascar.
- The online eVisa is the simple option for short tourist travel.
- Check your Madagascar visa eligibility before you apply.
Kenya eVisa Types
Kenyan travellers can choose a short-stay eVisa based on how long they plan to stay. These visas are usually single entry and are suitable for holidays, family visits, and short business trips.
| Visa Type | Entry Type | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 15-Day Visa | Single Entry | Short trips |
| 30-Day Visa | Single Entry | Normal holidays |
| 60-Day Visa | Single Entry | Longer visits |
Entry Rules
The Madagascar eVisa for Kenyan citizens is mainly for tourism, family visits, and short business travel. It does not allow work, long-term stay, or permanent residence.
Required Documents
- A Kenyan passport valid for at least 6 months.
- A clear copy of the passport information page.
- A return ticket or proof of onward travel.
- A valid email address for updates and visa delivery.
- Read the Madagascar visa requirements page before you upload documents.
Kenya eVisa Fees
The final amount depends on the visa length you choose and the processing speed you select.
How to Apply
The online form asks for your personal details, passport information, and travel plans. Check everything carefully before you submit so all details match your passport.
Before Submission
- Step 1: Enter your personal and passport details.
- Step 2: Upload the required documents clearly.
- Step 3: Review your form and complete the payment.
- Apply: Start on apply eVisa.
- Note: Make sure your name, passport number, and travel dates are correct.
Visa Extension
If you need to stay longer in Madagascar, contact immigration before your current visa expires. Overstaying can cause fines and travel problems.
Check the expiry date on your visa after arrival.
Contact immigration early if your plans change.
Keep your passport and travel papers ready.
Do not wait until the last day to ask for help.
Check Visa Status
After you apply, you can check your visa status online with your passport number and reference number.
- Received: Your application was submitted successfully.
- In Review: Your documents and details are being checked.
- Approved: Your eVisa is ready to download.
Common Mistakes
Delays often happen because of wrong passport details, unclear documents, or travel dates that do not match the application. A final check before submission can help avoid these problems.
Processing Times
You can choose the processing speed that matches your travel date.
| Processing Option | Expected Time | Best For | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 4 - 6 Working Days | Travellers who apply early | Email copy |
| Urgent | 2 - 4 Working Days | Travellers leaving soon | Email copy |
| Super Fast | 1 - 3 Working Days | Last-minute travel plans | Email copy |
Visit the processing guide for current fees and timelines.
After You Apply
Your Madagascar visa application usually goes through a few simple steps before approval.
Review
- Submitted: Your application enters the system.
- Checked: Your passport and documents are reviewed.
- Tracked: You can follow the progress online.
Approved Visa
- Your visa is issued in digital format.
- Download it and save a copy on your device.
- Show it during airline and arrival checks.
Before Travel
Keep these simple points in mind before you travel:
- Print your approved eVisa and keep a digital copy.
- Check that your passport is valid for the full trip.
- Carry your return ticket and hotel details.
- Take your Yellow Fever certificate if needed.
Why Choose Us
Our guide explains the Madagascar visa process in simple language so Kenyan travellers can prepare the right documents and avoid common mistakes.
Easy Steps
Each step is explained clearly and simply.
Check Details
Helpful reminders make it easier to check your details.
Fewer Errors
Good preparation can reduce avoidable delays.
Email Copy
The approved visa is usually sent to your email.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. If you are travelling from Kenya, you may be asked to show a valid Yellow Fever certificate, so keep it with your passport and visa papers.
No. If you need a longer stay, contact immigration in Madagascar before your current visa expires.
Your approved eVisa is usually sent to your email address. Print one copy and keep another copy on your phone.
