High Commission of Barbados in Kenya

The High Commission of Barbados in Nairobi, Kenya is at 7th Floor, South Towers, Two Rivers Office Complex, Nairobi; phone +254112689665; email nairobi@foreign.gov.bb.

Citizens of Kenya are exempt from a visa for Barbados for stays of up to 180 days. Check the rules with the embassy of Barbados before travelling.

Barbados is an appealing destination for some Kenyans, thanks to its beautiful beaches, vibrant culture, and growing tourism facilities. Despite a recent decline in foreign visitors, the island remains attractive due to high tourist spending per visitor, indicating the quality of experiences available.

Barbados is generally considered safe for tourists, including those from Kenya. While the Global Peace Index does not provide specific data for Barbados, it is important to note that the murder rate in Barbados is higher at 11.4 per 100,000 people compared to Kenya's 5.3. However, Barbados has lower indices for organized crime compared to Kenya, with better scores in areas such as foreign crime and drug trafficking.

In summary, while Barbados has a higher murder rate, it exhibits lower levels of organized crime, making it relatively safe for tourists. Travelers are always advised to exercise standard precautions, such as staying aware of their surroundings and following local guidelines.