Kenya removes visa requirements for Nigerians, all African countries, and most Caribbean nations

Kenya removes visa requirements for Nigerians, all African countries, and most Caribbean nations
Kenya has joined the growing list of African nations—including Rwanda, Benin, Seychelles, and The Gambia—that have implemented visa-free policy across their borders. This visa-free policy allows Nigerians, all African countries, and most Caribbean nations to enter into the East African nation without a visa requirement. However, it's worth noting that this visa-free policy doesn't apply to Libya and Somalia. The Kenyan government said that Libya and Somalia posed security threats to the country. Aside from Libya and Somalia, citizens of other African nations can now enter Kenya without needing to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA), complete extensive paperwork, or pay any visa charges/fees. All that's needed is to arrive at Kenya's border via road or board a flight—no extra steps involved. However, it's important to note that the introduction of the visa-free policy aligns with the Kenyan president  William Ruto ’s ongoing efforts to boost tourism, faci…

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