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Kenya National ID information

  1. Please read all the instructions and requirements listed on the Kenya National ID page. https://kenyaembassydc.org/id
  2. Please download, fill and print the ID application form on the Kenya National ID page and bring to the Embassy along with all other requirements. Filling the form below is not a substitute for following the instructions and requirements listed on https://kenyaembassydc.org/id

This process will enable us to get your information beforehand and will speed up the process and lower the waiting time after you arrive at the Embassy.

Holder of the 1st generation ID cards / Big handwritten ID (sample shown below) are required to apply for an ID card and are considered to be first time applicants.

Holder of 2nd generation ID cards are not required to apply for a new ID unless ID is lost, mutilated or you wish to update the information on your ID card, i.e. marriage/divorce, adding the correct date of birth (including month and day). This ID can be used to open an account on ecitizen.go.ke and apply for a passport)

 

Kenya Embassy Applications

Applicant full name
Date of birth/Tarehe ya Kuzaliwa
Gender - Mume/Mke
Father full name/Majina ya baba
Mother full name/Majina ya Mama
Marital status
If married and changing to married name. Husband needs to be present when you come in for biometrics
Husband ID/Nambari ya kitambulisho ya Mume
District of birth / Wilaya ya kuzaliwa
Tribe/Kabila
Clan/Ukoo
Family name (Mlango)
Home District (Wilaya ya makao)
Division (Tarafa)
Constituency (Eneo la Bunge)
Location (Mtaa)
Sub location (Mtaa Mdogo)
Village/Estate (Kijiji)
U.S.A Home Address (Anwani)
Profession (Kazi)
Primary phone
email

Fields with (*) are compulsory.

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