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Welcome to the Kenya Embassy, Beijing

Consular protection, documents and diaspora support for Kenyans in China. This mission is also accredited to Mongolia.

In an emergency

If a Kenyan national is in trouble in China

Arrest, detention, hospitalisation, a death, a lost passport or a crisis. A duty officer answers at any hour, including public holidays.

Get help and enquiries →
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What happens when you call the duty officer
  1. 01Call the duty officer

    Give your full name, your passport number if you have it, your location and what has happened.

  2. 02Tell us who else to inform

    Family, a lawyer or your employer. With your consent we keep them updated.

  3. 03We attend and follow up

    We visit where permitted, liaise with the local authorities, and stay with your case until it is resolved.

  4. 04What we cannot do

    We cannot pay fines or legal fees, secure your release, or interfere in another country's courts.

Mission leadershipAbout this mission →
H.E. Amb. Willy K. Bett, EGH
H.E. Amb. Willy K. Bett, EGHAmbassador
A message from the Ambassador
It is an honour to represent the Republic of Kenya in the People’s Republic of China and, through concurrent accreditation, in Mongolia. The Embassy’s purpose is to promote and protect Kenya’s interests, serve our citizens and translate diplomatic representation into practical opportunities for our people. Kenya and China established diplomatic relations in December 1963. More than six decades later, our partnership rests on mutual respect, regular political dialogue and an expanding network of commercial, educational, cultural and people-to-people ties.
Portrait of Amb. Lynette Ndile
Amb. Lynette NdileDeputy Head of Mission
H.E. Amb. Willy K. Bett, EGHAmbassador

It is an honour to represent the Republic of Kenya in the People’s Republic of China and, through concurrent accreditation, in Mongolia. The Embassy’s purpose is to promote and protect Kenya’s interests, serve our citizens and translate diplomatic representation into practical opportunities for our people. Kenya and China established diplomatic relations in December 1963. More than six decades later, our partnership rests on mutual respect, regular political dialogue and an expanding network of commercial, educational, cultural and people-to-people ties.

The chancery in Beijing

Location
No. 4 Xi Liu Street, San Li Tun, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China
Opening hours
Mon–Fri 09:00–17:00; Sat–Sun Closed
24/7 emergency line

Beijing, China

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