Visa & Entry Information
We provide guidance and support regarding visa requirements, entry procedures, and travel regulations for individuals planning to visit The Bahamas for tourism, business, education, or investment purposes.
Our office assists travelers by offering up-to-date consular information to help ensure smooth travel planning while promoting compliance with Bahamian immigration policies and international travel standards.
We remain committed to providing accurate, professional, and timely consular guidance to individuals seeking information about travel and entry into The Commonwealth of The Bahamas.
Contact
- Gathoni Park Farm Gate, Limuru Town.
-
+254712345678
- bahamaskenya@gmail.com
Visa & Entry Information
Welcome to The Bahamas
The Honorary Consulate of The Bahamas in the Republic of Kenya is committed to providing accurate, timely, and reliable information to assist travellers planning to visit The Commonwealth of The Bahamas.
Whether you are travelling for tourism, business, investment, education, or to visit family and friends, we encourage you to review the entry requirements before making your travel arrangements.
Do I Need a Visa?
Kenyan Citizens
Kenyan passport holders do not require a visa to visit The Bahamas for short visits for tourism or business, subject to the conditions determined by Bahamian Immigration upon arrival.
Other African Nationalities
Visa requirements vary by nationality. If you are travelling on a passport other than a Kenyan passport, we recommend confirming your visa requirements before booking your journey.
Entry Requirements
- Passport valid for at least six months beyond entry date.
- Return or onward ticket.
- Proof of accommodation or invitation from a host.
- Evidence of sufficient funds, if requested.
- Documents permitting entry into your next destination, where applicable.
Passport Requirements
All visitors entering The Bahamas must travel with a valid passport.
Duration of Stay
The period of stay granted to visitors is determined by the Immigration Officer upon arrival.
Visitors may be permitted to remain in The Bahamas for up to eight months, provided they can demonstrate financial ability to support themselves.
Employment While Visiting
Visitors admitted as tourists or business travellers are not permitted to engage in paid employment or any gainful occupation.
Persons intending to work in The Bahamas must obtain the appropriate work permit or immigration authorisation before commencing employment.
Entry Points
Most international visitors arrive through:
Nassau, New Providence
- Grand Bahama International Airport (FPO)
- Exuma International Airport (GGT)
- Designated cruise and maritime ports
Travelling from Kenya and Africa to The Bahamas
There are currently no direct commercial flights between Africa and The Bahamas. Travellers typically connect through major international aviation hubs.
Airlines Serving The Bahamas
- Bahamasair
- American Airlines
- British Airways
- Delta Air Lines
- United Airlines
- JetBlue Airways
- Southwest Airlines
- Copa Airlines
Before You Travel
- Confirm whether a visa is required for your nationality.
- Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months.
- Book a return or onward ticket before departure.
- Carry copies of hotel reservations or invitation letters.
- Keep proof of sufficient funds readily available.
- Check transit visa requirements for countries where you will change aircraft.
- Review baggage and transit policies with your airline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Need Assistance?
The Honorary Consulate of The Bahamas in the Republic of Kenya is available to provide general guidance on travel and entry requirements for persons wishing to visit The Bahamas.
Please note that all decisions regarding admission into The Bahamas are made solely by the Department of Immigration of The Commonwealth of The Bahamas at the port of entry.
For the most current immigration regulations and official visa policies, travellers are encouraged to consult the Department of Immigration of The Bahamas before departure.