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Guinea Kenyan citizens need a visa to enter Guinea; Guinea supports an online eVisa application and issues an eVISA registration receipt used for biometric enrolment on arrival.
Last verified: 2026-02-05
At a glance
Entry requirements
- Guinea’s Border Police (PAF) states that foreign nationals need a visa unless exempt under bilateral agreements.
- eVISA applications are submitted online and are subject to approval (the PAF guidance references a 72-hour approval timeline).
- Applicants must upload a passport datapage, a passport photo, a confirmed return flight booking, and a Yellow Fever certificate; additional documents may be required depending on visa type.
- On arrival, travellers should be ready to present a valid passport (validity more than 6 months), the eVISA registration receipt, proof of accommodation, a confirmed return ticket, and sufficient funds.
Passport
Valid passport with validity more than 6 months (per PAF guidance).
Health — Yellow fever
Yellow Fever certificate required when applying for the eVisa; Guinea also requires proof of yellow fever vaccination for travellers arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission.
Rules can change and may vary by visa type, length of stay, and entry point. Always verify with official Guinean sources and your airline before travel.
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Sources
- Guinea PAF — eVisa portal (official) (eVisa introduction and link to application guidelines)
- Guinea Police aux Frontières (PAF) — Guinean visa procedure (eVISA requirements, documents, and arrival requirements)
- WHO — Yellow fever vaccination requirements and recommendations (country list PDF; Guinea entry requirement)
Important
This tool is for guidance only and may be incomplete or out of date. Always confirm with official government sources and your airline before you travel.