Immigration department

Question

What should I do if I have overstayed in Kenya for 4 years, The reason it came by had stolen my passport and before the embassy to help move while my visa was valid but no passport, I got another problem also it was the same problem for over the world.,through the coronavirus no movement anywhere and I stayed, so I need to know, what kind of steps I can start in any case, and I tried to help myself but also I was conned by people so I stopped even trying, thanks.

PM Kithuka &amp; Co. Advocates · Accepted Answer

You need to get in touch with Kenya's immigration department, at the earliest opportunity, for purposes of getting a grace period within which you should leave Kenya. Your continued stay in the Country without the necessary immigration permit might lead to a permanent ban from entering Kenya and/or a fine or both. Our law firm is best placed to liaise with the immigration department on your behalf to regularize your exit from Kenya so that you are not banned permanently.

Mwale Law Advocates LLP · Answer

Hello. Overstaying a visa in any country is a very serious issue with very grave consequences. If you choose to travel while on an expired visa, you are likely to be detained and required to pay a fine in the best-case scenario. Arrest and criminal prosecution are also possible under the Immigration Act. We highly recommend that you engage a reputable immigration law firm such as ours (MWALE LAW ADVOCATES LLP) - for further question you may visit our website to assist you with the process of securing your safe exit from the country. Please feel free to reach out.

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