The State Department for Diaspora Affairs under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has intensified its bid to ensure services are brought closer to the people.
Through the Mobile Consular Services Phase Three, Kenyans in African countries such as Zambia and Botswana benefitted from the drive which took place from March 13 to March 17.
A group of others in Mozambique and South Africa benefitted from March 19 to March 23.
Services offered range from passport renewal, new ID application, application for citizenship and birth certificate, emergency travel document, document attestation, declaration of dual citizenship and police Clearance.
Kenyans from European countries such as Sweden have until Wednesday to access the services with the exercise having kicked off on Monday.
Other countries such as Denmark, Norway and Finland will access the services from March 21 to March 29.
The Mobile Consular Services activated by the government in various countries have made it easier for Kenyans in the diaspora to access essential government services.
During the exercise in Botswana, Kenya's High Commissioner and Ambassador Sabdiyo Dido Bashuna presided over the exercise while emphasizing its importance.
"Today, led Kenyans in Francistown and Palapye in receiving services from the Mobile Consular Services. I emphasized the importance of the MCS exercise," Sabdiyo said.
"We have our way of life. The things that bind us together and make us known across the world include our generosity, prowess in sports and entrepreneurial acumen. Let us be us."
She also reiterated the mission's prerogative of safeguarding Kenyans and Kenya's interests in the region.
