Welcome to the Kenya High Commission, Gaborone
Consular protection, documents and diaspora support for Kenyans in Botswana.
Consular protection, documents and diaspora support for Kenyans in Botswana.
Consular and diaspora services at the Kenya High Commission in Gaborone.
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 →Give your full name, your passport number if you have it, your location and what has happened.
Family, a lawyer or your employer. With your consent we keep them updated.
We visit where permitted, liaise with the local authorities, and stay with your case until it is resolved.
We cannot pay fines or legal fees, secure your release, or interfere in another country's courts.
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Kenya and Botswana established bilateral relations immediately after Botswana achieved her independence in 1966. Initially, Kenya’s High Commission in Lusaka, Zambia was accredited to Botswana. A consulate was opened in December 1997 following a request by the Kenyan Community in Botswana. The Consulate was upgraded to a fully-fledged High Commission in 2001. The core responsibility of the High Commission is to articulate Kenya’s foreign policy, strengthen bilateral relations with Botswana, provide consular services, promote economic and commercial interests, and safeguard Kenya’s national interests. The High Commission is also accredited to the Southern African Development Community (SADC).
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Check the status of an appointment, application or registration at the Kenya High Commission in Gaborone.
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