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Level 2 · Exercise increased caution

United States: travel advisory

Updated · advice for Kenyans from the Kenya Consulate General in Port-au-Prince

Level 2
Exercise increased caution

Be more alert than usual. There are heightened risks to safety or security in some areas.

Exercise increased caution and stay aware of local safety information. The US is a major partner and destination.

The United States is Kenya's strategic partner and a leading destination for study, business and the diaspora. The Ministry advises increased caution and awareness of local safety information, which varies by city and state.

The Embassy in Washington, D.C. and consulates support Kenyans across the country.

Advice at a glance

Entry & exit
A valid visa or ESTA (where eligible) is required. Ensure your category matches your purpose of travel.
Safety & security
Crime rates vary by area. Follow local guidance and be alert in unfamiliar districts.
Health
Healthcare is excellent but expensive. Comprehensive medical cover is essential.
Local laws & customs
Laws vary by state. Carry ID and comply with instructions from law-enforcement officers.

Before you travel

  • Register with this mission so we can reach you in an emergency and keep you updated.
  • Save this mission's contact details, and keep your passport and travel documents valid.
  • For a life-threatening emergency, call the 24/7 consular line: +254 20 331 8888.