Immigration
Kenya dependant-pass support for families
Organise Kenya dependant-pass records for spouses, children and eligible dependants. RENEZ helps prepare relationship, sponsor and immigration documentation.
Family preparation works best when the principal person’s status and the dependant’s own documents are reviewed together. RENEZ EXTREME CONSULTANCY helps you organise those records and understand the published dependant-pass route.
Sponsor and relationship records
eFNS describes dependants of Kenyan citizens, permit holders, exempted persons and permanent residents. The list includes Form 28, sponsor letter, photos, applicant/dependant identity records, certified relationship evidence, income-support evidence and any records explaining dependency. It also lists the principal’s valid permit where applicable. Confirm how each requirement applies to your case. [S27]
Check current instructions carefully
The dependant-pass information pack includes proof of support, while an older eFNS FAQ describes an exception for some work-permit cases. Do not omit support evidence based solely on the older answer. Confirm the current instructions for the sponsor category. [S27, S28]
Family preparation without assumptions
We help create a separate file for each dependant, reconcile names and identify missing relationship records. If a child may already be Kenyan, establish the citizenship documentation route before assuming a dependant pass is appropriate. Foreign-language or custody records may require additional steps and professional advice.
FAQs
Does the pass automatically permit employment?
Do not assume so. Confirm the person's authorised activities before working.
Is marriage alone enough?
The official requirements, sponsor position and decision still matter.
Can my family use one shared set of application facts?
Each person's identity, relationship and status must be accurately recorded. A family plan helps organise the work but does not merge everyone into one status.
Note: Relationship evidence and sponsor status are assessed by the authority; no pass or work right is guaranteed.
Information reviewed: . Official sources: 2.