If you are heading to Kenya for meetings, conferences, networking, or exploring business opportunities, you will need this travel authorization before you depart. The application requires a clear passport scan with at least six months validity, a recent photo, confirmed accommodation, travel tickets, an invitation letter from your sponsoring company, and a copy of their registration certificate. The single entry business eTA allows a 90 day stay within a 90 day validity period, while the multiple entry option covers a full year with 90 days per visit. I found the Kenya Business eTA Online application section helpful for understanding the application steps and permitted activities. Standard processing takes 3 to 5 days, rush takes 2 to 3 days, and super rush gets you approval within 1 to 2 days. Just remember that this eTA does not permit any form of employment or paid work, and approval does not guarantee entry as the final decision rests with immigration officers at the port of entry. If you need to extend your stay, you must visit the immigration office in Kenya before your eTA expires. Carry a printed copy of your eTA along with your invitation letter and other travel documents when you arrive.