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LOLDIA HOUSEDiscover the charm of Loldia House, a historic Lake Naivasha lodge in Kenya, where you can relax in nature, explore the Great Rift Valley, and experience an unforgettable safari.
Read MoreKENYA VISA SERVICES - APPLY FOR KENYA VISA ONLINE AND GET WITHIN 48HRS
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Many visitors to Kenya encounter numerous challenges applying for Kenyan Visa. While some are denied the visa, others have to wait for a very long time inconveniencing their travel plans. Enjoy the convenience and apply for your eVisa online, fast and safely - anywhere and anytime and get it within 48 hours.
The Kenyan visa application is cumbersome and tidious to many visitors. We have simplified this process by taking up the headache and process your visa to be ready within 48hrs.
What we need:
1. Selfie Picture or passport Picture
2. Passport cover Picture
3. Bio Data Page of Passport
4. Email address
5. Phone numbers
6. Residential address
7. Mother and Fathers Name
8. Kenyan Host name and ID (If its a hotel or safari provide booking confirmation)
9. Kenyan Host residence
10. Dates of travel and air tickets
You can share the above to email info@kuduhills.com or whatsapp +254727075986
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Visa Fast tracking - $100 per visa
Application and fast tracking including Visa fees $ 250
Contact us: info@kuduhills.com +254727075986 / +254792433025 / +254743946163
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