Travellers & the public
Self-screen before you arrive and get a signed QR health pass. Learn what happens at the border and how your data is protected.
For travellers No app · no account · any phone
Republic of Kenya · Ministry of Health · Port Health Services
Health security at every border, in real time.
The national command center for Points-of-Entry health screening in Kenya. Travellers self-screen before arrival; officers screen at the border offline; and a single PHEOC dashboard turns every crossing into live disease intelligence — aligned to IHR (2005) and IDSR.
The national picture
One system, every touchpoint — from a phone to the command floor.
Pre-arrival self-screening, officer-led primary and secondary screening, real-time alerting and aggregated surveillance — built to serve millions of travellers and to keep working when the network does not.
Find what you need
Three ways in.
Officers & authorities
The secured field app and PHEOC command dashboard — for registered Ministry of Health officers and supervisors. Installs and sign-in behind authentication.
For authorities Registered personnel onlyThe programme & partners
How Kenya screens at its Points of Entry under IHR (2005), what diseases are watched for, and who funds and delivers the programme.
About the programme Public information0
Priority diseases scored
explainable-AI engine
29
Designated Points of Entry
air · land · water
3
Screening tiers
self · primary · secondary
0
Years · auto-purge
privacy by design
Explore
The whole picture.
Travelling to Kenya soon?
Pre-screen yourself before you arrive. Under two minutes, no app and no login — you receive a signed QR health pass for a faster, smoother border crossing.
Scan to self-screen