United States of America Embassy in Kenya

United States of America Embassy in Kenya

Tourist Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa is for Kenyans who want to visit United States for tourism purposes, business purposes or a combination of both purposes.
• For tourism purposes, you need to obtain a B-2 visa. For business purposes, you need to obtain the B-1 visa.
• People who seek medical attention in the United States can also obtain the B-2 visa.
• This category of visa does not allow you to take permanent residence in the country.
• You can neither study or be gainfully employed with this category of visa.
• Evidence of employment and family ties which shows you have the intention of returning to Kenya after the duration of your trip.
• If you are traveling to the country for medical purposes, there is a need to get the diagnosis from your local doctor and the reason why you cannot get the treatment in Kenya.
• You need a letter from the medical institution in the United States that is willing to treat you, the letter should state in detail the length and cost of the treatment.
• Applicants who are less than 18 should make sure they have the original copy of their birth certificate.
• If you intend to extend your stay, you must file a request with the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Tourist Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa is for Kenyans who want to visit United States for tourism purposes, business purposes or a combination of both purposes.
• For tourism purposes, you need to obtain a B-2 visa. For business purposes, you need to obtain the B-1 visa.
• People who seek medical attention in the United States can also obtain the B-2 visa.
• This category of visa does not allow you to take permanent residence in the country.
• You can neither study or be gainfully employed with this category of visa.
• Evidence of employment and family ties which shows you have the intention of returning to Kenya after the duration of your trip.
• If you are traveling to the country for medical purposes, there is a need to get the diagnosis from your local doctor and the reason why you cannot get the treatment in Kenya.
• You need a letter from the medical institution in the United States that is willing to treat you, the letter should state in detail the length and cost of the treatment.
• Applicants who are less than 18 should make sure they have the original copy of their birth certificate.
• If you intend to extend your stay, you must file a request with the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Tourist Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa is for Kenyans who want to visit United States for tourism purposes, business purposes or a combination of both purposes.
• For tourism purposes, you need to obtain a B-2 visa. For business purposes, you need to obtain the B-1 visa.
• People who seek medical attention in the United States can also obtain the B-2 visa.
• This category of visa does not allow you to take permanent residence in the country.
• You can neither study or be gainfully employed with this category of visa.
• Evidence of employment and family ties which shows you have the intention of returning to Kenya after the duration of your trip.
• If you are traveling to the country for medical purposes, there is a need to get the diagnosis from your local doctor and the reason why you cannot get the treatment in Kenya.
• You need a letter from the medical institution in the United States that is willing to treat you, the letter should state in detail the length and cost of the treatment.
• Applicants who are less than 18 should make sure they have the original copy of their birth certificate.
• If you intend to extend your stay, you must file a request with the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Tourist Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa is for Kenyans who want to visit United States for tourism purposes, business purposes or a combination of both purposes.
• For tourism purposes, you need to obtain a B-2 visa. For business purposes, you need to obtain the B-1 visa.
• People who seek medical attention in the United States can also obtain the B-2 visa.
• This category of visa does not allow you to take permanent residence in the country.
• You can neither study or be gainfully employed with this category of visa.
• Evidence of employment and family ties which shows you have the intention of returning to Kenya after the duration of your trip.
• If you are traveling to the country for medical purposes, there is a need to get the diagnosis from your local doctor and the reason why you cannot get the treatment in Kenya.
• You need a letter from the medical institution in the United States that is willing to treat you, the letter should state in detail the length and cost of the treatment.
• Applicants who are less than 18 should make sure they have the original copy of their birth certificate.
• If you intend to extend your stay, you must file a request with the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Tourist Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa is for Kenyans who want to visit United States for tourism purposes, business purposes or a combination of both purposes.
• For tourism purposes, you need to obtain a B-2 visa. For business purposes, you need to obtain the B-1 visa.
• People who seek medical attention in the United States can also obtain the B-2 visa.
• This category of visa does not allow you to take permanent residence in the country.
• You can neither study or be gainfully employed with this category of visa.
• Evidence of employment and family ties which shows you have the intention of returning to Kenya after the duration of your trip.
• If you are traveling to the country for medical purposes, there is a need to get the diagnosis from your local doctor and the reason why you cannot get the treatment in Kenya.
• You need a letter from the medical institution in the United States that is willing to treat you, the letter should state in detail the length and cost of the treatment.
• Applicants who are less than 18 should make sure they have the original copy of their birth certificate.
• If you intend to extend your stay, you must file a request with the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Tourist Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa is for Kenyans who want to visit United States for tourism purposes, business purposes or a combination of both purposes.
• For tourism purposes, you need to obtain a B-2 visa. For business purposes, you need to obtain the B-1 visa.
• People who seek medical attention in the United States can also obtain the B-2 visa.
• This category of visa does not allow you to take permanent residence in the country.
• You can neither study or be gainfully employed with this category of visa.
• Evidence of employment and family ties which shows you have the intention of returning to Kenya after the duration of your trip.
• If you are traveling to the country for medical purposes, there is a need to get the diagnosis from your local doctor and the reason why you cannot get the treatment in Kenya.
• You need a letter from the medical institution in the United States that is willing to treat you, the letter should state in detail the length and cost of the treatment.
• Applicants who are less than 18 should make sure they have the original copy of their birth certificate.
• If you intend to extend your stay, you must file a request with the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Tourist Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa is for Kenyans who want to visit United States for tourism purposes, business purposes or a combination of both purposes.
• For tourism purposes, you need to obtain a B-2 visa. For business purposes, you need to obtain the B-1 visa.
• People who seek medical attention in the United States can also obtain the B-2 visa.
• This category of visa does not allow you to take permanent residence in the country.
• You can neither study or be gainfully employed with this category of visa.
• Evidence of employment and family ties which shows you have the intention of returning to Kenya after the duration of your trip.
• If you are traveling to the country for medical purposes, there is a need to get the diagnosis from your local doctor and the reason why you cannot get the treatment in Kenya.
• You need a letter from the medical institution in the United States that is willing to treat you, the letter should state in detail the length and cost of the treatment.
• Applicants who are less than 18 should make sure they have the original copy of their birth certificate.
• If you intend to extend your stay, you must file a request with the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Tourist Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa is for Kenyans who want to visit United States for tourism purposes, business purposes or a combination of both purposes.
• For tourism purposes, you need to obtain a B-2 visa. For business purposes, you need to obtain the B-1 visa.
• People who seek medical attention in the United States can also obtain the B-2 visa.
• This category of visa does not allow you to take permanent residence in the country.
• You can neither study or be gainfully employed with this category of visa.
• Evidence of employment and family ties which shows you have the intention of returning to Kenya after the duration of your trip.
• If you are traveling to the country for medical purposes, there is a need to get the diagnosis from your local doctor and the reason why you cannot get the treatment in Kenya.
• You need a letter from the medical institution in the United States that is willing to treat you, the letter should state in detail the length and cost of the treatment.
• Applicants who are less than 18 should make sure they have the original copy of their birth certificate.
• If you intend to extend your stay, you must file a request with the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Student Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• The student visa is for Kenyans looking to study in the United States.
• There are four types of student visa, they include:
• F-1 visa- Students applying for a program which requires more than 18 hours of study in a week require an F-1 visa. This includes all undergraduate and graduate programs.
•  J-1 visa- the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa is for students, visiting scholars or lecturers pursuing an exchange program. For example, Fulbright scholars and many students on short-term study abroad programs from Indian universities will travel to the U.S. on a J-1 visa.
• M-1 visa- the M-1 visa is a type of student visa reserved for vocational and technical schools. While the process remains similar to an F-1 visa, the difference is that on entering, the M-1 visas are time stamped and students cannot overstay their visit.
• Q-1 visa- the Q-1 visa is for participants in an international cultural exchange program.
• The school you intend to attend and the course of study determine what category of student visa you will be applying for.
• The J-1 visa is meant for studying when various organizations sponsor you.
• M-1 visa is for those attending a vocational or technical course or other non-academic institution.
• If you want to attend a college, university, elementary school, high school, seminary or language training course, the appropriate visa type is the F-1 visa.
• You should have applied to study in the institution of choice and must have been accepted before you can apply for any of the categories of the student visa.
• The admission letter from the institution you have been admitted to is mandatory.
• It is also necessary to provide proof of accommodation.
• Those with an M-1 visa may not work until they have completed their study.
• F-1 allows you to do on-campus work with restrictions.
• Minors should ensure their parents sign the application form.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Work Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows a Kenyan to take up paid employment temporarily in the United States.
• The period of working time should be noted in the employment contract.
• There are various types of work visa which include; H, I, L, O and P visa.
• Receipt number of Nonimmigrant Worker (I-129 Form) form filed by your employer is required.
• Proof of paid visa application fees.
• Proof of incentive that you will return to your country after your work with the exception of H-1B and L visa.
• If you are applying for a L visa, you will need to have a filled I-129S form which should be taken along with you for your visa interview.
• Visa interviews are generally required for between the ages of 14 and 79 years but not for those younger or older than this range.
• Spouse and children of various work visa categories can accompany work visa holders.

Transit Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows foreigners to make short stays in the country.
• Applicants of this visa intend transiting through United States to their destination country.
• Visa and flight ticket of your destination country should be presented during the visa application process.
• If you are under the age of 18 years, the unabridged original copy of your birth certificate should be provided.
• You must have a clean criminal record.
• Receipt of paid visa application fee is required.
• You are not allowed to study or work during your time in the country.
• The visa is valid for 29 days.
• You are required to exit the country before the expiry of your visa.
• There is no extension to the transit visa.

Transit Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows foreigners to make short stays in the country.
• Applicants of this visa intend transiting through United States to their destination country.
• Visa and flight ticket of your destination country should be presented during the visa application process.
• If you are under the age of 18 years, the unabridged original copy of your birth certificate should be provided.
• You must have a clean criminal record.
• Receipt of paid visa application fee is required.
• You are not allowed to study or work during your time in the country.
• The visa is valid for 29 days.
• You are required to exit the country before the expiry of your visa.
• There is no extension to the transit visa.

Transit Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows foreigners to make short stays in the country.
• Applicants of this visa intend transiting through United States to their destination country.
• Visa and flight ticket of your destination country should be presented during the visa application process.
• If you are under the age of 18 years, the unabridged original copy of your birth certificate should be provided.
• You must have a clean criminal record.
• Receipt of paid visa application fee is required.
• You are not allowed to study or work during your time in the country.
• The visa is valid for 29 days.
• You are required to exit the country before the expiry of your visa.
• There is no extension to the transit visa.

Transit Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows foreigners to make short stays in the country.
• Applicants of this visa intend transiting through United States to their destination country.
• Visa and flight ticket of your destination country should be presented during the visa application process.
• If you are under the age of 18 years, the unabridged original copy of your birth certificate should be provided.
• You must have a clean criminal record.
• Receipt of paid visa application fee is required.
• You are not allowed to study or work during your time in the country.
• The visa is valid for 29 days.
• You are required to exit the country before the expiry of your visa.
• There is no extension to the transit visa.

Transit Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows foreigners to make short stays in the country.
• Applicants of this visa intend transiting through United States to their destination country.
• Visa and flight ticket of your destination country should be presented during the visa application process.
• If you are under the age of 18 years, the unabridged original copy of your birth certificate should be provided.
• You must have a clean criminal record.
• Receipt of paid visa application fee is required.
• You are not allowed to study or work during your time in the country.
• The visa is valid for 29 days.
• You are required to exit the country before the expiry of your visa.
• There is no extension to the transit visa.

Transit Visa from Kenya to United States of America

• This visa allows foreigners to make short stays in the country.
• Applicants of this visa intend transiting through United States to their destination country.
• Visa and flight ticket of your destination country should be presented during the visa application process.
• If you are under the age of 18 years, the unabridged original copy of your birth certificate should be provided.
• You must have a clean criminal record.
• Receipt of paid visa application fee is required.
• You are not allowed to study or work during your time in the country.
• The visa is valid for 29 days.
• You are required to exit the country before the expiry of your visa.
• There is no extension to the transit visa.

A-1 (Diplomatic ) Visa from Kenya to United States of America

A-1 (Diplomatic ) Visa from Kenya to United States of America

A-1 (Diplomatic ) Visa from Kenya to United States of America

Visa from Kenya to United States of America

Visa from Kenya to United States of America