If you voluntarily migrated to Kenya before December 12, 1963, and have continuously resided in the country, you may be eligible to regain Kenyan citizenship. This guide outlines the step-by-step process, required documents, and fees to successfully complete your application using Form 1.
Fill out Form 14 accurately and ensure it is attested by a Commissioner for Oaths. This form serves as the primary application document for regaining citizenship.
Prepare two passport-sized photographs, the original certificate of good conduct, and a sworn affidavit confirming you do not hold a passport or identification document from any other country.
Submit documented proof of your continuous residence in Kenya since December 12, 1963. This can include utility bills, rental agreements, or other official records.
Include a sworn affidavit that attests to your uninterrupted residence in Kenya since the specified date. This document must be notarized.
Pay the application processing fee of KSH 20,000 and the issuance fee of KSH 10,000. Ensure you obtain receipts for both payments as proof of transaction.
Compile all completed forms, documents, and payment receipts, and submit them to the relevant government office or immigration authority for processing.