I think you should be able to still get a Visa on arrival till September, from when it will be purely eVisas.

On Fri, 3 Jul 2015 20:09 Mark Elkins via kictanet <kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:

I'm flying in on Sunday to attend the African DNS workshop. I see that
from Yesterday - I should get an eVisa...... and that applications take
at least two days and up to seven days....

I hold a UK Passport... ho hum...

I'm unsure why there should be an extra 1$ service fee - as the usual
$50 should surly include all service fees? The $1 is no biggie - but as
the folks who would check visitor visa's now should have less to do -
would that not cove the $1????  :-)

Part of the instructions read that you can not scan photographs, yet the
system depends on you scanning photographs...

After uploading a (scanned) picture, I entered the Visa section.

I'm confused as to why it wants another picture of me???

I'm hoping that it'll store everything - so every time I (re)apply for a
visa - it already knows my previous answers - which generally will not
change.

Lastly - anyone know why it should take up to seven (working?) days????

Anyone know any of the developers?


So glad its not compulsory for the next 60 days.. :-)
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