Passport (valid at least 6 months beyond travel date)
Kenya eVisa (apply online in advance)
Flight tickets & itinerary
Yellow fever vaccination card (mandatory for entry)
COVID-19 vaccination proof or test (if still required)
Travel insurance (covering health, cancellation, lost luggage, etc.)
Copies of important documents (passport, visa, insurance, emergency contacts)
Formal funeral attire: Black, dark, or muted-colored clothing (men: suit/shirt & tie; women: modest dress or skirt & blouse)
Headscarf/shawl (for women, often worn in cultural/religious funeral settings)
Comfortable shoes (for walking/standing at services and burial)
Casual wear for downtime with family
Light jacket or sweater (Kenya can get cool in evenings or mornings depending on region)
Rain jacket or umbrella (if traveling during rainy season)
Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, soap, lotion, etc.)
Medications (personal prescriptions + basic painkillers, stomach meds, antihistamines)
Insect repellent (mosquitoes can be an issue)
Sunscreen and lip balm
Hand sanitizer and tissues
Cash (USD for exchange + Kenyan Shillings for local use)
Credit/debit cards (inform bank of travel to avoid blocking)
Mobile phone + charger
Local SIM card (Safaricom/Airtel, cheaper than roaming)
Power adapter (Kenya uses UK-style Type G plugs, 240V)
Condolence card/letter (or prepared words to share)
Monetary contribution (common in Kenyan funerals to support the family)
Small gifts from abroad (optional, for close family or hosts)
Travel pillow, snacks, water bottle for long flights
Camera or phone with good storage for photos (if appropriate)
Notebook & pen for contacts, memories, or notes during family meetings
Traditional/cultural attire (if family expects it for certain ceremonies)
