Getting your documents sorted before starting the Kenya eTA application saves you from unnecessary delays. Every traveler needs a clear passport bio page scan with at least six months of validity, a recent digital photo, and a round trip travel booking showing both arrival and departure. You will also need confirmed accommodation proof like a hotel booking unless you are applying for a transit eTA. Business travelers need an invitation letter from their Kenyan employer, students need an admission letter, and crew members need their crew ID or seaman book along with the host’s ID card. For complete details on what you need to prepare, check the Kenya eTA Requirements list. Double check that all your scans are clear with no glare or shadows because blurry documents can cause processing delays. Also make sure your passport has at least one blank page for entry stamps. Stay updated on requirements as they can change periodically. Always verify the latest rules before you travel.