Is Inbound Travel Health Insurance Mandatory for Kenya ETA Applications?

Yes. Under the requirements set by the Kenyan government in Gazette Notice No. 11492 dated July 30, 2026, all travelers entering and staying in Kenya for less than 12 months are REQUIRED to purchase valid Travel Health Insurance as part of the Kenya ETA application process. The insurance provides 3-month coverage with a minimum combined coverage of USD 50,000, including the following benefits:

  • USD 20,000 for medical expenses.

  • USD 25,000 for emergency medical transportation.

  • USD 5,000 for repatriation of remains in the event of death.

  • USD 1,000 for mental health care.

  • USD 300 for prescription medication.

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