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• Description : The Dependent’s Pass is an authorization for foreign dependents of Kenyan citizens, permit holders, permanent residents, or exempted persons. This guide outlines the requirements and application process, with Joombaah serving as your knowledge facilitator to ensure a smooth experience for dependents living in Kenya.
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• Phone : +2540110923425
• Email : info@immigration.go.ke
• Website : https://immigration.go.ke/dependants-pass/

Overview

• Dependent’s Pass in Kenya: Requirements and Application Guide

  Overview

  The Dependent’s Pass is designed for foreign nationals who are dependents of Kenyan citizens, work permit holders, permanent residents, or individuals exempted from work permits. This pass allows dependents to reside in Kenya, ensuring family unity and support while facilitating their integration into the Kenyan community.

  Purpose of the Dependent’s Pass

  This pass is essential for maintaining family bonds and providing support for dependents residing in Kenya. Joombaah is here to assist applicants in navigating the application process and understanding the requirements.

  Requirements

  To apply for the Dependent’s Pass, the applicant must fulfill the following requirements:

  1. Application Form 28: Duly filled and signed application form.
  2. Cover Letter: A detailed cover letter addressed to the Director General of Immigration Services explaining the purpose of the application.
  3. National Passport/ID: A copy of the valid national passport (bio-data page) and/or national identity card for both the applicant and the dependent.
  4. Current Immigration Status: Documentation showing the current immigration status for both the applicant and the dependent.
  5. Passport Size Photos: Two recent passport-sized colored photos of the dependent.
  6. Evidence of Relationship: Documentation proving the relationship between the applicant and the dependent (e.g., marriage certificate, birth certificate).
  7. Proof of Income: Evidence of sufficient and assured income to sustain both the applicant and the dependent.
  8. Sworn Affidavit: A sworn affidavit detailing the incapacity or inability to sustain oneself if applicable (for the dependent).
  9. Work Permit Copy: A valid copy of the work permit of the applicant, with at least six months remaining before expiry (for applicants holding work permits).
  10. Condition of Dependency: Documentary proof of the condition leading to dependency, such as medical conditions, disabilities, or age.

  Fees

  • Dependent’s Pass for Spouse and Children of a Kenyan Citizen:
    • Issuance fee: Ksh 20,000.
  • Dependent’s Pass for Spouse and Children of Work Permit and Permanent Resident Holders:
    • Issuance fee: Ksh 10,000.
  • East African Community Member States: Gratis (no fees required).

  Joombaah: Your Knowledge Facilitator

  Joombaah is dedicated to guiding applicants through the process of obtaining a Dependent’s Pass, ensuring they have all the necessary information and support to facilitate family unity in Kenya.

  Application Steps

  1. Complete Application Form: Fill out and sign Application Form 28.
  2. Prepare Required Documentation: Gather all necessary documents, including the cover letter, proof of relationship, and income evidence.
  3. Submit the Application: Present the completed forms and supporting documents to the Department of Immigration Services.
  4. Await Approval: The application will be reviewed, and upon approval, the Dependent’s Pass will be issued.

  Benefits of the Dependent’s Pass

  The Dependent’s Pass ensures that foreign dependents can live in Kenya, fostering family unity and support. It allows dependents to integrate into the Kenyan community and participate in various social and cultural activities, contributing to the overall well-being of the family unit.

  The application process for the Dependent’s Pass is managed by the Ministry of Interior and National Administration, specifically through the Department of Immigration Services, ensuring compliance with local laws and regulations regarding foreign dependents residing in Kenya. Joombaah is here to help you every step of the way!