Kenya High Commission in Abuja, Nigeria

The Kenya High Commission in Abuja serves Kenyan citizens in Nigeria and provides eTA guidance for Nigerian nationals travelling to Kenya. Nigeria and Kenya are both major Commonwealth economies with strong trade and diplomatic ties.

Contact Details

Address

High Commission of Kenya
Plot 357, Diplomatic Drive Way
Central Business District
P.M.B. 5160, Wuse, Abuja
Nigeria

Phone

+234 909 544 6757

Email

abuja@mfa.go.ke

Opening Hours

Monday - Friday09:00 - 16:00
Saturday - SundayClosed

Website

khcabuja.org

Services Available

For Kenyan Citizens

For Nigerian Nationals

  • Kenya eTA guidance (apply online)
  • Trade and investment information
  • Business visa referrals
  • Document legalisation

Kenya eTA for Nigerian Citizens

Nigerian citizens need a Kenya eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) to visit Kenya. Apply online at etakenya.go.ke.

DetailInformation
FeeUSD 30
Processing48-72 hours
Validity90 days from issue
Apply atetakenya.go.ke
Note: As of 2026, citizens of most African Union member states can enter Kenya visa-free for up to 2 months. Check the official eTA portal for Nigeria's current status.

Flights Between Nigeria and Kenya

Direct and connecting flights operate between Lagos/Abuja and Nairobi:

RouteAirlinesDuration
Lagos (LOS) - Nairobi (NBO)Kenya Airways (direct)~4.5 hours
Abuja (ABV) - Nairobi (NBO)Ethiopian Airlines (via Addis)~6-8 hours

Kenya-Nigeria Trade Relations

Kenya and Nigeria are the two largest economies in Sub-Saharan Africa and share strong trade ties:

  • Kenya exports to Nigeria: Tea, horticultural products, pharmaceutical products
  • Nigeria exports to Kenya: Crude oil, manufactured goods, chemicals
  • AfCFTA: Both countries are signatories to the African Continental Free Trade Area, which is facilitating increased trade
  • Tech sector: Growing collaboration between Nairobi and Lagos tech ecosystems

Frequently Asked Questions

Nigerian citizens need a Kenya eTA. Apply online at etakenya.go.ke before travel. The fee is USD 30. Check the portal for the latest African Union visa-free entry updates.

Yes. The Kenya High Commission in Abuja processes ePassport applications for Kenyan citizens in Nigeria. You need to apply via the eCitizen portal and book a biometric appointment at the High Commission.