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Consular Services

Issuance of Emergency Certificates

Emergensafsafascy Certificate is issued to facilitate one-way travel to Kenya to a Kenyan Citizen whose travel document has either expired, stolen or born in Uganda.

Requirements:

  1. Original and copy of Passport/Kenya ID
  2. One Passport size Photo
  3. Original and copy of birth Certificate
  4. Letter addressed to the High Commissioner explaining why an Emergency Certificate is required
  5. Copy of Police Abstract for Lost Passport
  6. A fee of 50 000 UGX.

Repatriation of Deceased Kenyans

Requirements:

  1. A formal letter from next of kin
  2. A copy of the Deceased passport/ID
  3. A copy of the next of kin passport/ID
  4. A copy of Medical Certificate of Cause of Death
  5. A copy of post mortem report
  6. A copy of Certificate of Embalmment

Cremation of a Deceased Kenyan

Requirements

  1. A formal letter from next of kin
  2. Copy of the Deceased passport/ID
  3. Copy of the next of kin passport/ID
  4. A copy of Medical Certificate Cause of Death
  5. A copy of post mortem report
  6. Cremation permit from KCCA

AUTHENTICATION OF DOCUMENTS 

Effective 18th December 2023, documents for Authentication are to be submitted through the Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs online platform https://mfa.ecitizen.go.ke/

Verification of Driving Licenses

Requirements:

  1. Validassaf original and copy of Driving License
  2. A copy of national passport/ID
  3. One passport size photo
  4. A formal request letter addressed to the High Commissioner

Introduction Letter for Kenya Citizens to Interpol for Certificate of Good Conduct

Requirements:

  1. A Copy of valid national passport
  2. A formal request letter
  3. One passport size photo

Introduction Letter for Dual Citizenship to the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control

  1. A Copy of valid national passport
  2. A formal request letter
  3. One passport size photo

Introduction Letter for Kenyans seeking their NSSF Dues

Requirements:

  1. A Copy of valid national passport
  2. A formal request letter
  3. One passport size photo
  4. A copy of NSSF card
  5. A letter from former employer

Kenya High Commission, Kampala

The Kenya High Commission in Kampala was established in 1981 as a military liaison office to strengthen the historic relations between Kenya and Uganda with the first High Commissioner, reporting on 2nd March, 1981.

Since then, the two countries have grown to be each other’s key trading partner and play a key role in regional integration matters

The following are the High Commissioners who have served in the Mission :

  1. H.E Mr. Wafula wabuge  02/03/81 – 12/01/1984
  2. H.E Mr. Laurence C.T Dena 12/01/1984 – 14/051986
  3. H.E Brig. Reuben Musonye 14/05/1986- 29/07/1991
  4. H.E Mr. Johnson P. Ole Siparo 29/07/1991 – 1994
  5. H.E Mr. Peter Ole Nkuraiyia 31/01/1996 – 28/04/1999
  6. H.E Mrs. Magdalene J. Wambua 19/06/2000 – 03/09/2005
  7. H.E Mr. Japheth R. Getugi 14/10/05 – 18/03/2009
  8. H.E Maj Gen G.L. Okanga (Rtd) 02/06/2009 – 30/06/2018
  9. H.E Hon. Kiema Kilonzo 20/08/2018 – 08/02/2022
  10. H.E Maj Gen George Owino, CBS (Rtd) 31/07/2022 – to date 
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