Federated States of Micronesia can travel to Kenya using a Kenya eTA. Visit Kenya, explore the country and make long-lasting memories. 

What is the Kenya eTA? 

Kenya's eTA is an electronic travel authorisation that can be issued for different short term travel purposes. Citizens of the Federated States of Micronesia must obtain it before visiting Kenya. 

Purpose of the Kenya eTA

The purposes of the Kenya eTA are as follows:

Kenya eTA Entry Conditions for Federated States of Micronesia Citizens 

• Kenya eTA Entry Type: Kenya eTA is valid for a single entry 
• Kenya's eTA Validity: Kenya eTA has a validity of 90 days
• Kenya eTA Stay Duration: Kenya eTA allows a stay of 90 days 

What documents do Micronesia Citizens require for a Kenya eTA? 

Documents required to be submitted are as follows:

Depending on the purpose of the eTA, additional documents may be required. Refer to the Kenya eTA Documents Required webpage for information on the complete requirements. 

Kenya eTA Fee for Federated States of Micronesia Citizens

The Kenya eTA fee depends on:

• Applicant's nationality
• The purpose of the eTA
• The rate of currency fluctuations and numerous other variables also play a role. 

The Kenya eTA Fee tool can be used to get the correct pricing. 

How many days will it take for the Kenya eTA to be issued?

Kenya eTA processing takes 3-5 Days to process the eTA application. Ensure you submit correct information and valid documents to avoid processing delays. 

Kenya eTA Application Process for Micronesia Citizens

The Kenya eTA application process involves three steps: 

1

Fill Out the Online eTA Form

Complete the secure online application form with your personal details and travel information. Next, upload digital copies of all the required documents

2

Submit and Pay

Review your application for accuracy, then submit it. You will be directed to make the payment for the eTA fee using a credit card, debit card, or PayPal

3

Receive Your eTA

Once your application is processed and approved, the eTA will be sent to you as a digital document via email. Be sure to check your inbox regularly

Track your Kenya eTA from Micronesia

You will receive regular email notifications about the status of your application. 

The Kenya eTA Status Check tool can also be used for self-checking your status; simply provide the orderIDandpassportnumber, and your eVisa status will be displayed on the screen.

Tips for a Successful Kenya eTA Application

• Apply in Advance: Give yourself at least a week before your travel date to handle any potential delays.
• Double-Check Information: Ensure all details on your application match your passport and other documents to avoid rejection.
• Clear Documents: Make sure all uploaded documents are clear and legible.
• Keep a Copy: Once approved, print a copy of your eTA and also keep a digital copy on your phone to present upon arrival.

Can Micronesia's Citizens extend their Kenya eTA?

Micronesia nationals may seek an extension of their Kenya eTA stay by visiting the Immigration or Consulate office in Kenya.

Working in Kenya with an eTA

The Kenya eTA does not permit citizens of the Federated States of Micronesia to work in Kenya. To work, they must obtain a work visa or work permit from Kenya's embassy or consulate in their country of residence.

Can Federated States of Micronesia Citizens get Kenya’s Visa-on-Arrival?

No, citizens of Micronesia cannot receive a Kenya visa upon arrival; instead, they must obtain a Kenya eTA before travelling to Kenya.

Why Choose Our Services for Your Kenya eTA?

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Common Questions

Your Micronesian passport has a small tear on one of the pages. You're worried it might affect your eTA application. You uploaded a blurry, dark photo for your eTA application because it was the only recent one you had. You accidentally provided a temporary phone number in your eTA application, which is now disconnected. You've been to Kenya before on an eTA for tourism. You're planning another trip six months later. Is it possible to reuse your previous eTA?