Tourism, family visits & short business trips

Visit visas: one fee, nothing else to pay

For Kenyan applicants travelling to the United States, United Kingdom, Schengen countries, Canada or Australia. Our fee covers document preparation, the visa fee, biometrics and travel insurance, so you make a single payment.

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All-inclusive pricing

First-time applicants, or never refused

KES 100,000 all-inclusive

For anyone applying for the first time, or who has never had a visa refused for any country.

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Re-application after a previous refusal

KES 150,000 all-inclusive

For applicants who have been refused before. We review the refusal reasons and rebuild a stronger application.

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Both options include

Document preparation and a personalised checklist
Completion of application forms and your supporting file
The official visa application fee
Biometrics fees
Travel insurance where required, for example Schengen
Guidance on appointments and what to expect at any interview
Updates until a decision is issued

Not included

Flight tickets and accommodation payments
Medical or TB tests, only where a country requests them
Translation or notarisation
Optional courier or premium processing
Any new government charge introduced after your quotation. We tell you before it applies.

Please disclose any previous refusal so we can quote correctly. Don't buy non-refundable flights or pay for accommodation before your visa is issued.

Destinations at a glance

Where can we take you?

Destination	Visa type	How you apply	Typical stay
United States	B-1 / B-2 visitor visa	DS-160 online, then biometrics and interview in Nairobi	Up to 6 months
United Kingdom	Standard Visitor visa	Online on GOV.UK, then biometrics at the visa centre	Up to 6 months
Schengen area	Short-stay visa (Type C)	Embassy or visa centre of your main destination	Up to 90 days in any 180
Canada	Visitor visa (TRV)	IRCC online account, then biometrics in Nairobi	Set by the officer, usually up to 6 months
Australia	Visitor visa (subclass 600)	Online through ImmiAccount; biometrics only if asked	Set on the visa grant

United States

B-1 / B-2 visitor visa

Most first-time applicants attend an in-person interview. Since 1 October 2025 the interview waiver is limited mainly to certain renewals.
US law presumes every visitor may intend to stay. You must show convincing reasons to return to Kenya.
A US$250 Visa Integrity Fee has been legislated; collection was not confirmed when we last checked. We advise you before it applies.

US Department of State official guidance

United Kingdom

Standard Visitor visa

Kenyan citizens always need a visa; the UK ETA is not available to them.
Decisions are usually made on paper within about three weeks of biometrics. Visas are issued digitally (eVisa) and we help you set up your UKVI account.
Frequent travellers may consider a long-term visitor visa of 2, 5 or 10 years.

GOV.UK official guidance

Schengen area

Short-stay visa (Type C)

Apply where you will spend the most nights. Each Schengen country publishes its own checklist, so we pick the right embassy and tailor your file.
Passport valid three months after you leave, issued in the last 10 years. Travel medical insurance of at least EUR 30,000, included in your fee.
A Schengen visa does not cover the UK, Ireland or other non-Schengen countries.

German Embassy Nairobi (example) official guidance

Canada

Visitor visa (TRV)

Kenyan citizens need a visa; the eTA does not apply. Biometrics stay valid for 10 years.
Processing starts after biometrics. Government fees are generally not refunded on refusal, so a complete file matters.
The officer decides the validity and whether the visa allows multiple entries.

IRCC Canada official guidance

Australia

Visitor visa (subclass 600)

Upload every requested document on submission: incomplete applications can be refused or delayed.
You cannot work on this visa, and it cannot normally be extended once you are in Australia.
Overseas visitor health insurance is strongly advised.

Australian Home Affairs official guidance

General checklist

Documents for Kenyan visit visa applicants

Each country sets its own rules, so not every item is needed everywhere. We confirm your exact list for your destination.

A. Passport and identity

Valid Kenyan passport with at least two blank pages; many destinations expect validity well beyond your return date
Old passports with previous visas or entry and exit stamps
National ID. For children: birth certificate, parents' IDs and consent from both parents where required
A recent digital photo that meets the destination's specifications

B. Purpose of travel

A clear travel plan: dates, cities and activities
Flight and accommodation reservations, or an invitation letter from your host
Visiting family or friends: invitation letter, your host's ID or status, proof of address and of your relationship
Business or conference: invitation from the organiser or company and your registration

C. Funds to cover the trip

Recent bank statements, usually the last six months
Employed: employment letter, payslips and approved leave
Business owners: registration, CR12 for companies, KRA PIN, tax returns and business statements
If someone else pays: sponsorship letter, their ID and statements, and proof of your relationship

D. Ties to Kenya

Employment letter confirming your position, leave and return date. Students: school letter and term dates
Property documents, business ownership, and evidence of family and other commitments at home

E. Travel history and other items

Copies of previous visas and stamps
Details of any previous visa refusal or immigration issue. Always disclose these.
Police clearance or medical examination, only if the destination requests it
Biometrics at the visa centre or embassy
Travel insurance, included in your fee where it is required

From enquiry to decision

How the process works

01Profile review
We review your purpose of travel, destination, dates, travel history, work or business and funds.
02Quotation
You receive a written quotation at the fixed all-inclusive fee: KES 100,000, or KES 150,000 after a refusal.
03Payment and confirmation
Pay online or by M-PESA Till 9531801 (MILLENNIA IMMIGRATION) and we confirm your case.
04Document checklist
You get a personalised list, upload your documents in My Millennia, and we check them for gaps and inconsistencies.
05Forms and file
We complete the application, cover letter and supporting file for your destination.
06Insurance and appointments
We arrange travel insurance where required and guide you through appointment booking.
07Your appointment
You give biometrics and attend any interview. We prepare you for what to expect.
08Decision and next steps
The embassy decides. You follow progress in My Millennia and we explain what to do next.

No visa approval or processing time can be guaranteed: embassies and immigration authorities decide. Visa fees are generally not refunded by the issuing authority, whatever the decision. Refund terms for Millennia's service fee are in your written agreement and our refund policy.

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Visit Visa Requirements & Application Support

The 7-page guide covers both services, the full document checklist, each destination and how payment works. Download it to read offline, print it, or share it with the person sponsoring your trip.

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