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Level 1 · Normal precautions

Japan: travel advisory

Updated · advice for Kenyans from the Kenya Embassy in Seoul

Level 1
Normal precautions

Take the same everyday precautions you would at home. Conditions are broadly stable.

Take normal precautions. Japan is a key partner in development, technology and trade, and is very safe.

Japan is a key partner under TICAD for development, technology and trade. The Ministry advises normal precautions.

The Embassy in Tokyo supports Kenyans across the country. Be prepared for occasional natural events such as earthquakes.

Advice at a glance

Entry & exit
A visa is required for many purposes; confirm before travel.
Safety & security
Crime rates are very low. Familiarise yourself with earthquake and typhoon safety guidance.
Health
Healthcare is excellent. Ensure you have adequate medical cover.
Local laws & customs
Carry your residence card or passport as required and respect local customs.

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.