Despite the drop, Kenya's passport remains relatively strong within the African continent, ranking eighth in the region.

The PS noted that the policy aims to encourage those who migrated abroad and acquired other nationalities to invest more in Kenya.

The review will also unearth the revenue generated by the government since the commencement of the policy on January 1, 2024.

PS Bitok revealed that two new passport printing machines have been delivered for installation in Nyayo House.

Immigration and Citizen Services PS Julius Bitok now says that the country has received more than 350,000 visitors to the country since the new policy...

The ETA fee has been set at $30, reduced from the previous $50 visa fee.