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Kenya Travel Tips

Travel Insurance
We recommend you get adequate travel insurance for your trip, insurance packages can be found at most high street travel agents.

Flying Doctors Insurance:
AMREF Flying Doctors Service operates 24 hours, 365 days of the year through its control centre located at Wilson Airport in Nairobi. Highly qualified medical staff and aircrew are on standby to respond to emergencies. They provide air evacuation service in medical emergencies as well as air ambulance transfers between medical facilities. This cover is cheap, highly recommended and can be purchased online at www.amref.org (please make sure you choose the option that is 1000km from Nairobi Airport.) 

Visas
All visitors traveling to Kenya must obtain a visa.  This costs £35.00 (US$50) and can be obtained via a travel agent (e.g. Trailfinders or Thames Consular services 02074944957) or the Kenya High Commission (Tel: 020 7636 2371/5), or on arrival at JK Airport in Nairobi (this is a very quick and efficient service). 

Inoculations
For visitors to Kenya from UK no immunisations are required by law, however, it is a good idea to take precautions. Yellow fever is mandatory if returning to the USA, Australia and some European countries (Consult your GP for more information).

Kenya is a malarial affected area so we advise you consult your GP in regards to whether you would like to take anti-malarial's or homeopathy alternatives before coming out.

Vaccines generally recommended for Kenya are: Diphtheria and Tetanus, Polio, Typhoid, Yellow fever, and Rabies.

Please consult your GP for information on all of the above.  A good website for travel health info is:  www.mdtravelhealth.com 

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