This article gives the contact details of Kenya's diplomatic mission in India, lists its honorary consulates, and sets out the travel and consular facts in the MEA bilateral brief of March 2026. It is written for Kenyan nationals in India and for Indian travellers, students and businesses dealing with Kenya. Contact details are taken from the MEA Protocol Division register, read on 24 September 2026, and should be confirmed with the mission before use.
Kenya High Commission, New Delhi
- Address: A-15/14, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi-110057
- Telephone: +91-11-2614 6537, 2614 6538, 2614 6540
- Email: info@kenyahicom-delhi.com
- Website: www.kenyahicom-delhi.com
The head of mission listed in the register is H.E. Mr. Munyiri Maina Peter, High Commissioner.
Honorary consulates
The register lists honorary consulates of Kenya in Kolkata and Mumbai.
National day
Kenya's national day is 12 December (Independence Day).
India's missions in Kenya
India has had a resident office in Nairobi since 1948, as the relations article explains. For Indian nationals in Kenya, the brief refers to the High Commission of India in Nairobi and states that India has an Assistant High Commission in Mombasa.
Travel between India and Kenya
As of the brief, India is the fifth largest source of inbound tourists for Kenya, and more than 130,000 Indian tourists visited Kenya in 2025.
According to the MEA brief of March 2026, India and Kenya have non-stop air connectivity between Nairobi and Mumbai, operated by Kenya Airways twice daily and by Indigo Airlines daily. The brief states that the Air India flight from Nairobi to Delhi has been temporarily suspended. Schedules change, and travellers should check current services with the airlines.
Medical travel
The brief states that many Kenyans travel to India every year for medical treatment of critical ailments, and that it is understood that 90% of international medical travel from Kenya is to India. It does not describe any visa category or procedure for medical travellers. Kenyan nationals planning treatment in India should confirm the applicable Indian visa requirements through official Indian channels.
Kenyan students in India
The brief states that, apart from ICCR scholarship holders, many Kenyan students go to India under the Study in India programme and as self-financing students. It does not describe student visa rules, which should be confirmed through official Indian channels.
Visas and consular matters
Indian nationals travelling to Kenya should check current requirements with the Kenya High Commission in New Delhi before making plans.
Honorary consuls
Honorary consuls have limited powers and do not offer the full range of services provided by the High Commission. Visa, passport and other consular requirements should always be confirmed with the Kenya High Commission in New Delhi.