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South Africa Online Visa For Kenyan Citizens

Kenyan citizens can apply for a South Africa eVisa online before travelling. The process requires no embassy visit. Complete your application, upload your documents, and receive your visa by email.

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What is a South African eVisa?

A South Africa eVisa is an official online travel authorisation. It grants Kenyan travellers permission to enter South Africa for a specified purpose and duration.

South Africa eVisa Types

Choose the eVisa category that matches your travel purpose.

eVisa Type

Purpose

Tourist eVisa

For leisure travel, sightseeing, or visiting attractions

Business eVisa

For attending meetings, business discussions, or corporate events

Work eVisa

For those taking up employment in South Africa

Study eVisa

For enrolment in schools, colleges, or training programmes

Conference / Workshop eVisa

For participation in seminars, conferences, or workshops

Medical eVisa

For receiving medical care or treatment in South Africa

Family Visit eVisa

For visiting relatives or family members residing in South Africa

Diplomatic / Official eVisa

For government officials and diplomats travelling on official duty

Other eVisa

For travel purposes not covered by the categories above

Select the category that accurately reflects your reason for travel. Misrepresenting your purpose may result in refusal of entry.

Validity and Entry Details

All South Africa eVisa types carry the same validity terms.

Detail

Value

Number of Entries

Single Entry

Validity Period

90 Days

Maximum Stay

90 Days

Your eVisa is valid for 90 days from the date of issue. You may stay for a maximum of 90 days within that window. Re-entry on the same eVisa is not permitted.

Documents Required for Kenyan Citizens

A Passport On A Light Grey Background

Prepare the following documents before starting your application.

  • Passport Biodata Page: Upload a clear scan of the page showing your photo, personal details, and passport number. Your passport must be valid for the duration of your intended stay.
  • Flight Itinerary: Provide proof of your travel plans - including your intended entry and exit dates. A confirmed booking or travel schedule is acceptable.
  • Purpose and Length of Stay: Include a brief written statement explaining your reason for travel and how long you plan to stay.
  • Certified Bank Statement (Last 3 Months): Submit recent bank statements, certified by your bank. These confirm you have sufficient funds for the duration of your stay.
  • Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate: A valid International Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate is mandatory. Travellers without this document may be denied entry.

How to Apply 

Step 1: Enter Your Information

Fill in the online application form accurately. Errors or inconsistencies may delay processing or result in rejection.

Step 2: Review and Upload Documents

Check your entries carefully. Upload quality digital copies of all required documents before submitting.

Step 3: Pay the Application Fee

Pay the eVisa fee securely through the available payment options. You will receive instant confirmation. 

Step 4: Receive Your eVisa

Once approved, your eVisa will be sent to your registered email address. Print a copy and carry it with you on arrival.

Processing Time

Processing Option

Estimated Duration

Standard

30 -35 Working Days

Rush Processing

Faster turnaround at an additional cost

Processing times depend on the option you select and the completeness of your application. Incomplete or inaccurate submissions may extend the timeline.

Review all South Africa eVisa Fee and Processing Details before applying.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Each child requires a separate eVisa. A parent or guardian must submit the application on the child's behalf.

Yes. You can include up to 10 applicants in a single session using the "Add Applicants" feature.

No. The full application process is completed online.

You may correct the issue identified and submit a fresh application. Review the rejection reason carefully before reapplying.

The South Africa eVisa is a single-entry authorisation with a maximum stay of 90 days. Extensions are not processed through the eVisa system. Contact the South African Department of Home Affairs for any in-country queries.


Content Disclaimer: This information was last updated in May 2026. Check with relevant authorities, embassies, and airlines before travel to confirm current requirements.

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