Renouncing Kenyan citizenship is a significant legal process that requires careful preparation and adherence to specific requirements. This guide provides a clear and concise overview of the steps involved in completing Form 6, the necessary documents, and the associated fees to ensure a smooth renunciation process.
Obtain and fill out Form 6, which is the official declaration of renunciation of Kenyan citizenship. Ensure all sections are accurately completed and the form is attested by a Commissioner for Oaths.
Collect all necessary documents, including two passport-sized photographs, original copies of your Kenyan passport and identity card, a copy of your birth certificate, and a copy of another country’s passport or proof of citizenship assurance.
Provide a copy of your parent’s Kenyan passport or ID to establish your lineage and citizenship history.
Ensure you have your Kenyan citizenship certificate ready, as it is a mandatory document for the renunciation process.
Prepare the application fee of KSH 20,000 and the issuance fee of KSH 50,000. These fees are mandatory for processing your renunciation request.
Submit the completed Form 6, along with all required documents and fees, to the relevant government office responsible for citizenship matters.