Passport DC Event 2025 - Kenya Zambia & Guatemala Embassy

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The Embassy of Kenya in Washington, D.C. is the Republic of Kenya's diplomatic mission to the United States, located in the Kalorama neighborhood at 2249 R Street Northwest, Washington, D.C.[1] It is headed by David Kerich.

Building
Previous owners of the Beaux-Arts building include C. Peyton Russell (original owner; 1908–1915), politician James D. Phelan (residence while serving in the United States Senate; 1915–1921) and the government of Sweden (embassy; 1921–1971). The 2009 property value of the Kenyan embassy is $6,554,280 ($6,133,120 – main building; $421,160 – side building). It is a contributing property to the Massachusetts Avenue Historic District and Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District.

To obtain or renew a Kenyan passport at the Kenya Embassy in Washington D.C. (2249 R St NW, Washington D.C. 20008), you must first apply online through the eCitizen portal. After completing the online application, you'll need to download and print the form, sign and date it, and gather all required documents and photographs. Finally, submit your application in person at the Embassy for biometric capture. Payment can be made through mobile money, credit/debit cards, or online banking.

Our Embassy in the United States is dedicated to protecting Guatemala’s interests and supporting our citizens. We work to keep diplomatic channels open between our governments while promoting key issues that matter to both Guatemala and the United States, fostering a stronger, more collaborative relationship.

Events DC presents its annual Passport DC in May 2025!
Experience the world in one place by planning a trip to Washington, DC. Passport DC offers a month-long journey that showcases the city's thriving international diplomatic community and diverse culture. This event is celebrated annually in May during International Cultural Awareness month and offers programs by embassies and some of DC’s very best cultural institutions. Thousands of people enjoy the popular embassy open houses, street festivals, performances, exhibitions, workshops and more. Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore the global trace that makes DC a unique destination.