- The tourist visa is eligible for Kenyans going to Niger for short visits, vacations or adventures.
- This visa can also serve as the Visitor Visa. Foreigners who have been invited to Niger by their friends and relative are eligible for this visa.
- You need a tourist visa to enter Niger, but it is also possible for you to get visa on arrival.
- The following documentation must be provided;
- Three identical 35mm x 45mm passport-sized photograph s.
- A valid passport with at least one blank page
- Three filled out and signed visa application.
- A letter of invitation from your host is required if you are visiting someone in Niger. The letter should introduce the applicant and also state the relationship between the applicant and the host.
- Proof of accommodation bookings must be provided if the applicant isn't staying with friends or relatives.
- If there are events and festivals in the country the applicant of this visa would like to attend, he/she can do so on this visa.
- A letter from the applicant’s employer in Kenya is required. The letter should contain the name and job position of the applicant. It should be written on the company’s letterhead and addressed to the Embassy of Niger.
- If the applicant is not a Kenyan, a copy of the Kenyan residence permit is required.
- If you are under the age of 18 years, you are required to provide the original copy of your birth certificate that carries the names of both parents.
- An International Vaccination Certificate must be provided. It must prove that you are vaccinated against yellow fever and cholera.
- Applicant must provide a letter from the travel agent stating that a round trip ticket was purchased.
- A letter from the bank showing that the applicant must have at least $500 in his/her saving account must be provided.
- Proof of payment of visa application should be provided.
- Niger is not a particularly safe country for tourist, it is not advisable to travel there. But if you want to, you should take extra precaution.
- Kenyans in Niger are not allowed to take up paid or unpaid employment or engage in business activities.
- You are not allowed to seek public funds in Niger.
