Frequently Asked Questions

Most popular questions

Kenyans need to apply for the appropriate visa based on their intent (work, study, business, etc.). Requirements vary, but typically include passport photos, valid passport, and supporting documents specific to the visa type.

Yes, Kenyans can be found across South Africa, but there are notable communities in cities like Johannesburg, Pretoria, and Cape Town.

KEDASA is a great starting point. They regularly organize events and activities for the Kenyan diaspora.

Yes, there are Kenyan restaurants and eateries in major cities. Additionally, several shops import Kenyan products.

By learning local customs, languages, and participating in local activities while also sharing Kenyan culture and traditions.

Yes, but you’ll need the appropriate business visa and to comply with South African business regulations.

Absolutely! Kenyan nights, music events, and cultural festivals are often organized by the Kenyan community.

Swahili isn’t a primary language in SA, but with the African diaspora present, you’ll find Swahili speakers, especially within the Kenyan community.

 Register on the KEDASA website, and you’ll be guided through the process, with elections on October 21st.

Travel advisories vary based on global and local situations. It’s best to check with official immigration sites or the Kenyan embassy in SA.

Donations are always welcome! Visit KEDASA’s website for details on how to contribute.

While there aren’t specifically “Kenyan” schools, there are institutions with significant Kenyan representation.

Yes, there are stores and Kenyan entrepreneurs who sell authentic Kenyan attire and crafts.

While there are cultural and lifestyle differences, there are also many similarities. Cities like Johannesburg have a cosmopolitan feel similar to Nairobi.

For a short period, yes. But it’s recommended to get an international driver’s permit or convert to a South African license for longer stays.

Join the KEDASA WhatsApp group or check their website regularly for updates.

Yes, there are various sports events and leagues, often organized by diaspora communities, including Kenyans.

Like any country, safety varies by region and city. It’s advisable to familiarize oneself with local safety guidelines and integrate with the local Kenyan community for support.

Definitely! South Africa has renowned universities and institutions that attract international students, including Kenyans.

Reach out to KEDASA’s communication team through their website or social media channels to share your story or article idea.

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