How to Apply for Kenyan Citizenship as a Stateless Person
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Stateless individuals who have resided in Kenya continuously since December 12, 1963, may be eligible for Kenyan citizenship. This guide outlines the process of applying for citizenship using Form 13, including the necessary requirements and steps to ensure a successful application.
- Complete Form 13
Fill out Form 13 accurately and ensure it is attested by a Commissioner for Oaths. This form is the primary document for your citizenship application.
- Gather Required Documents
Prepare two passport-sized photographs, the original certificate of good conduct, proof of continuous residence in Kenya since December 12, 1963, and a sworn affidavit confirming your continuous residence.
- Pay the Application Fee
Submit the application processing fee of KSH 20,000. This fee is mandatory for the processing of your citizenship application.
- Submit Your Application
Submit the completed Form 13, along with all required documents and proof of payment, to the relevant government office handling citizenship applications.
- Pay the Issuance Fee
Once your application is approved, pay the issuance fee of KSH 10,000 to receive your certificate of citizenship.
Time Estimate: Approximately 4-6 weeks (processing time may vary)
Requirements
Form 13
2 passport-sized photographs
Original certificate of good conduct
Proof of residence in Kenya since December 12, 1963
Sworn affidavit of continuous residence
Application processing fee (KSH 20,000)
Issuance fee (KSH 10,000)
2 passport-sized photographs
Original certificate of good conduct
Proof of residence in Kenya since December 12, 1963
Sworn affidavit of continuous residence
Application processing fee (KSH 20,000)
Issuance fee (KSH 10,000)
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