The Immigration Department of Kenya will now have your passport delivered to you at your doorstep by Posta Kenya.

This comes after the Immigration Department and Posta Kenya signed an addendum to seal their initial Memorandum of Understanding to deliver passports directly to applicants.

Dan Kagwe and Alex Muteshi. PHOTO/COURTESY

The initiative dubbed the last mile passport delivery services will require passport applicants to make only a visit to the immigration offices to submit the hard copies of the application forms and have their biometric details captured.

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Alex Muteshi. PHOTO/COURTESY

The Director-General, Director of Immigration Services Alex Mueshi and Postmaster General Dan Kagwe launched the service on June 3, 2021.

Last mile passport delivery service launch. PHOTO/COURTESY

Henceforth, it will save Kenyan passport applicants the agony of frequently visiting the Immigration offices to check if their passports are ready.

The passport delivery began in September 2020 and so far has delivered over 156, 000 passports since.

Dan Kagwe. PHOTO/COURTESY

The partnership seeks to increase efficiency in the passport delivery process meanwhile reducing contact in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.