Rev. 2010] Immigration CAP. 172 endorsement in the holder’s passport upon payment of the fee, if any, specified in the Second Schedule. (4) The normal period of validity of a re-entry pass shall be for the expected period of absence from Kenya but shall not in any case exceed two years from the date of issue thereof. 28. (1) A re-entry pass shall, subject to the terms and conditions specified therein, entitle the holder thereof to re-enter Kenya at any time and from time to time during the period of validity thereof: Provided that– (i) a re-entry pass shall not entitle the holder thereof to re-enter Kenya if his presence in Kenya would for any reason be unlawful; (ii) the holder of an interstate pass, a pupil’s pass or a visitor’s pass shall, subject to the terms and conditions specified therein, be entitled to re-enter Kenya from Tanzania or Uganda at any time and from time to time during the validity of such pass notwithstanding that no re-entry pass has been issued to him. (2) Except as is otherwise expressly provided in these Regulations, no person shall be entitled to re-enter Kenya after any period of absence therefrom, except under and by virtue of(a) a re-entry pass; or (b) an entry permit or pass (other than a re-entry pass) issued to him since he left Kenya. Part VI—Exclusions 29. (1) (a) Any person(i) who is a passenger in, or a member of a crew of any ship, aircraft, train or vehicle; and (ii) whose name and particulars are included in the passenger list or crew manifest of the ship, aircraft, train or vehicle; and (iii) who is proceeding in such ship, aircraft, train or vehicle to a destination outside Kenya, shall be excluded from the necessity of having to obtain an entry permit or pass under the Act. 31 [Subsidiary]