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Kenyan Embassy in Washington, DC Suspends in-Person Consular Services after COVID-19 Exposure

Kenyan Embassy in Washington, DC Suspends in-Person Consular Services after COVID-19 Exposure

The Kenyan embassy in Washington, DC has suspended all in-person consular services at the Embassy from April 7, 2021 to April 21, 2021 after some members of staff got exposed to COVID-19.

“The is to inform that the in-person consular services at the Embassy will be suspended from April 7, 2021 to April 21, 2021, following exposure to COVID-19 by some members of staff,” reads a message posted on the Embassy’s website.

In line with CDC guidelines after COVID-19 exposure, Embassy staff will continue to work from home during the period in-person services will be suspended.

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Anyone who needs consular services or has any other inquiries is urged to contact the Embassy at:
1616 P Street, NW Washington, DC 20036
immigration@kenyaembassydc.org (consular services)
information@kenyaembassydc.org  (general inquiries)
Tel: 202-387-6101 or 202-796-2079

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