Kenya Embassy Washington D.C

06/01/2026

This is to inform that the Chancery will be closed on Monday 1st June, 2026, in observance of Madaraka Day holiday in Kenya.

The Chancery will resume its normal operations on Tuesday 2nd June, 2026 at 9.00 a.m.

05/27/2026

This is to inform that the Chancery will be closed on Wednesday 27th May, 2026, in observance of Eid-ul-Adha holiday in Kenya.

The Chancery will resume its normal operations on Thursday 28th May, 2026 at 9.00 a.m.

05/16/2026

H.E. David Kerich, Ambassador of the Republic of Kenya to the United States, welcomed a vibrant gathering of young professionals to the Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in Washington, D.C., for an evening of engagement, networking, and dialogue on future partnerships between Kenya and the United States. He highlighted Kenya as one of Africa’s most dynamic and forward looking economies, driven by innovation, entrepreneurship, a youthful and highly skilled population, and a thriving private sector.

The Ambassador showcased Kenya’s global leadership in innovation, including the transformative impact of M-Pesa and Nairobi’s emergence as the renowned Silicon Savannah, while underscoring the country’s immense opportunities across technology, agriculture, clean energy, healthcare, tourism, education, creative industries, and investment. He also highlighted Kenya’s rich cultural heritage, globally celebrated wildlife, breathtaking tourism attractions, and exceptional sporting excellence.

Encouraging young professionals to consider Kenya as a destination for investment, collaboration, innovation, and leadership, Amb. Kerich reaffirmed the Embassy’s commitment to serving as an active bridge between Kenya and the United States by fostering meaningful partnerships, advancing economic diplomacy, and connecting the next generation of global changemakers with opportunities in Kenya.

05/15/2026

H.E. David Kerich, Ambassador of the Republic of Kenya to the United States, engaged the Washington Intergovernmental Professional Group (WIPG), led by its Founder and President, Mr. Nelson Garcia, in a forward looking dialogue focused on strengthening Kenya–United States strategic, economic, and commercial cooperation.

The Ambassador highlighted Kenya’s transformation as one of Africa’s most diversified free market economies, underscoring significant progress in trade connectivity, investment reforms, and emerging opportunities across key sectors. He shared the vast and untapped trade potential between the two countries, observing that even a modest increase in Kenya’s share of U.S. imports would generate substantial mutual economic benefit.

The discussions also explored future collaboration in innovation, artificial intelligence, and structured skills mobility in critical sectors including healthcare, ICT, and renewable energy. The Embassy appreciates WIPG and Mr. Nelson Garcia for convening this meaningful engagement and looks forward to advancing partnerships that promote shared growth and prosperity.

05/04/2026

The Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in Washington, D.C. successfully concluded a three day Mobile Consular Services (MCS) outreach in Kansas City, Kansas State, with a strong turnout of Kenyans accessing essential government services. The engagement underscores the growing demand for efficient, accessible, and citizen centered service delivery across the diaspora.

Kenya’s diaspora remains a strategic pillar of national development, driving growth through meaningful contributions, investments, and knowledge transfer, while projecting the country’s excellence globally. The Embassy reaffirms its commitment to strengthening engagement, expanding service delivery, and fostering impactful partnerships.

We thank all participants and stakeholders for their support and look forward to continued collaboration in advancing a more inclusive and prosperous Kenya.

05/03/2026

The Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in Washington, D.C. conveys profound appreciation to Ms. Ummi Bashir, Principal Secretary for Culture, the Arts and Heritage, and Ms. Kimberly A. Bassett, Secretary of State of the District of Columbia for their distinguished presence and invaluable support.

We further extend sincere gratitude to Events DC, our partners, stakeholders, friends, the Kenyan diaspora community, Embassy staff, and the many visitors whose engagement elevated Passport DC into a resounding success. Your energy, pride, and commitment to celebrating Kenya’s rich heritage made the experience truly outstanding and enduringly memorable.

05/03/2026

Heartfelt gratitude to all who “returned” home to the Embassy of Kenya in Washington, D.C to celebrate Kenya’s vibrant culture, cuisine, art, and music while exploring investment and trading opportunities. Your presence, warmth, and pride made the experience truly unforgettable. Asanteni sana na karibuni tena.

05/02/2026

Passport DC takes shape

The Passport DC event is honoured to be graced by Ms. Ummi Bashir, Principal Secretary for the State Department for Culture, the Arts and Heritage, in celebrating Kenya’s dynamism and cultural richness.

The Embassy has emerged not as an option, but a preferred destination, drawing large numbers of visitors eager to experience Kenya’s heritage, art, cuisine, music, and vibrant spirit. To all who continue to stream in, we extend a warm and heartfelt message to welcome you back home, karibuni nyumbani.

05/02/2026

PASSPORT DC, it is.

The Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in Washington, D.C. warmly invites you today to come one, come all to experience Kenya’s diversity as we showcase our rich heritage, world renowned tourism, authentic cuisine, captivating music, dynamic art, and celebrated sporting excellence, alongside diverse investment opportunities, as we share the spirit and promise of Kenya with a global audience at Passport DC.

Kenya- Hakuna Matata.

05/02/2026

Kansas City, here we come. Your consular needs remain our priority.

The Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in Washington, D.C. has commenced a three day Mobile Consular Services (MCS) outreach in Kansas City, bringing essential government services closer to members of the diaspora in the region. The Embassy team will provide services from Friday May 1, 2026 through Sunday May 3, 2026 at Neema Community Church, located at 621 S Lee Ave, Olathe, KS 66061 in Kansas City.

Kenyans in Kansas City and surrounding areas are encouraged to take full advantage of this opportunity to access passport and ID processing, document certification, and other key consular services. This initiative underscores the Embassy’s continued commitment to enhancing service delivery, strengthening diaspora engagement, and ensuring that government services remain accessible, efficient, and responsive to the needs of Kenyans abroad.
For more details:Kansas City, here we come!
Your consular needs, our priority.

The Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in Washington, D.C. began a three-day Mobile Consular Services outreach in Kansas City, bringing essential government services closer to Members of the Diaspora in the region.

The Embassy team will be providing services from Friday through to Sunday at Neema Community Church, 621 S Lee Ave, Olathe, KS 66061.

Kenyans in Kansas City and surrounding areas are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to access passport and ID processing, document certification, alongside other essential consular services.

This initiative underscores the Embassy’s continued commitment to enhancing service delivery and deepening engagement with the diaspora.

For more details:

The Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in Washington DC will carry out Mobile Consular Service exercise in Kansas City, Kansas from Friday May 1st, 2026, to Sunday May 3rd, 2026 Consular Services offered: ePassport - https://kenyaembassydc.org/epassport/ Kenya National ID Registration - https://kenyae...