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About the mission

About the Kenya Embassy in Dublin

The Republic of Kenya's diplomatic mission to Ireland: consular services, diaspora support and economic diplomacy.

About this mission

Who we are

Our mission

To project, promote and protect Kenya’s interests and image in Ireland through innovative diplomacy, and contribute towards a just, peaceful and equitable world

Our vision

A Dynamic Mission promoting a peaceful, prosperous and globally competitive Kenya

Our values

  • The Mission will be guided by the following core values:
  • i. Patriotism: We shall exercise loyalty and uphold allegiance to the Republic of Kenya at all times.
  • ii. Professionalism: We shall exercise high level of professional competence and confidentiality in all our work.
  • iii. Ethics and Integrity: We will embrace transparency and accountability in all operations of the Mission.
  • iv. Equity and Fairness: We shall promote justice impartiality and diversity in all our dealings.
  • v. Customer Focus: We shall treat our stakeholders with courtesy respect and promptness.
  • vi. Team Spirit: We shall promote teamwork to enhance service delivery and inculcate shared and collective responsibility in executing our mandate.
Our mandate

What we are here to do

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To protect and promote Kenya’s interests in Ireland in accordance with Kenya’s Foreign Policy and the Constitution of Kenya

Our work

Representing Kenya in Ireland

The Kenya Embassy in Dublin serves and protects Kenyans living, working and travelling in Ireland, supports the diaspora, promotes trade and investment between the two countries, and represents Kenya's foreign-policy interests.

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The people

Our team

Mission leadership

H.E. Amb. George Morara Orina, MBS

Head of Mission
Bilateral relations

Kenya and Ireland

Kenya and Ireland maintain friendly diplomatic relations grounded in cooperation on trade, regional affairs and people-to-people ties.

The Kenya Embassy in Dublin advances these interests, supports Kenyan nationals in Ireland and works to deepen commercial and cultural exchange between the two countries.

Get in touch

Contact us

Send an enquiry

We reply within 2 working days. For urgent matters, call the 24/7 line.

No account needed. We never share your details.

Good to know

Before you visit

What to bring

  • Your booking reference (book online before you come).
  • A valid passport or national ID, and a photocopy.
  • The supporting documents for your service.
  • Proof of any eCitizen payment for the service.
  • Arrive about 10 minutes early, with a pen.

If you live far from Dublin, ask the mission about honorary consuls or mobile consular clinics near you.

When we're closed

The mission observes Kenyan public holidays and the local public holidays of Ireland.

Kenyan public holidays
  • 1 JunMadaraka Day
  • 10 OctUtamaduni (Huduma) Day
  • 20 OctMashujaa Day
  • 12 DecJamhuri Day
  • 25–26 DecChristmas and Boxing Day
  • 1 JanNew Year's Day
  • VariesGood Friday, Easter Monday and Eid