Current Travel and Safety Information for Kenya

On June 23, 2026, new travel and safety advisories for Kenya were published. This information is particularly relevant for travelers planning a trip to Kenya in the near future. The advisories cover current developments, the security situation, and specific recommendations for travelers.

June 25, 2026, marks the second anniversary of the protests that took place on June 25, 2024. Demonstrations and commemorative events are planned in several cities across Kenya, particularly in Nairobi. These events could lead to traffic disruptions and potential clashes. Travelers should avoid nonessential travel and stay away from large crowds.

In the Laikipia region, particularly in Nanyuki, demonstrations have taken place in recent days following the announcement of an Ebola quarantine center. Travelers in this region should exercise particular caution and follow the instructions of local security forces. It is recommended to stay informed about the current situation through local media.

In addition, there is an increased risk of terrorist attacks in Kenya, particularly in the East African region. Travelers should remain vigilant at all times and observe security precautions. It is advisable to review the visa overview for Kenya to ensure all necessary travel arrangements are made.

For travelers who need an e-visa for Kenya, we offer assistance with the application process. It is important to prepare all required documents well in advance to avoid delays. Further information on the costs associated with traveling to Kenya is also available.