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Africa Digital Media Institute

Study Creative Arts in Kenya from Congo (DRC)

Kinshasa is Africa's creative capital for music and culture. Combine that energy with world-class training at ADMI Nairobi — and take your career to the next level.

Visa Support Provided88% Employment RateMay 2026 Intake Open

Why Congolese Students Choose ADMI

Visa Support

ADMI provides admission letters for your Kenya eVisa application and assists with student pass processing for diploma programmes.

Affordable Fees in USD

Diplomas from ~$320/semester, certificates from ~$210/semester. Flexible 3-instalment payment plans — no upfront lump sum required.

EU-Accredited Credits

Earn internationally recognised ECTS credits through Woolf University. Your diploma is valid in DRC, across Africa, and globally.

88% Employment Rate

ADMI graduates are employed within 6 months. Mandatory internships with 500+ industry partners provide real work experience.

English Immersion

Study in English while keeping your French advantage. Bilingual creatives are highly sought after across Africa and internationally.

Africa's Creative Hub

Nairobi connects you to East Africa's booming film, music, and tech scene. Build a pan-African network for your creative career.

How to Apply from DRC

1

Apply Online

Complete the online application. You will need your Diplome d'Etat results, passport copy, and a personal statement.

2

Receive Your Offer

Admissions reviews your application within 5 working days and sends your offer letter — which you will need for your visa application.

3

Apply for Kenya eVisa

Use your ADMI admission letter to apply for a Kenya eVisa at evisa.go.ke. Processing typically takes 2-3 weeks.

4

Pay Your Deposit & Arrange Travel

Secure your place with a deposit. Book your flight to JKIA. ADMI provides accommodation recommendations near campus.

5

Start Your Programme

Arrive 1 week before classes for orientation. Meet your cohort and set up your student pass.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Congolese students study at ADMI?
Yes. ADMI welcomes students from the Democratic Republic of Congo and across Africa. Several Congolese students have studied at ADMI. You will study at our Nairobi campus alongside students from East and Central Africa.
Do I need a visa to study at ADMI from DRC?
Yes. Congolese citizens require a Kenya visa, which can be obtained through the eVisa portal (evisa.go.ke). ADMI provides an admission letter to support your visa application. For diploma programmes, ADMI assists with student pass applications.
How much does it cost for Congolese students?
Fees are the same for all students — KES 85,000 to KES 100,000 per semester for diplomas (approximately $320 to $380 USD). Flexible payment plans allow you to pay in 3 instalments per semester.
Is accommodation provided?
ADMI does not provide on-campus accommodation, but our admissions team helps international students find affordable housing near campus in Nairobi. Monthly rent for a shared apartment ranges from KES 15,000 to KES 30,000 (~$55 to $115 USD).
Are ADMI qualifications recognised in DRC?
Yes. ADMI diplomas carry EU-accredited credits through Woolf University (ECTS system), recognised internationally. The creative and digital sectors in Kinshasa and across DRC increasingly value practical, internationally accredited qualifications.
How do I travel from Kinshasa to ADMI?
Flights from N'Djili International Airport to JKIA are available via connections in Addis Ababa (Ethiopian Airlines), Kigali (RwandAir), or Nairobi direct (Kenya Airways). Flight time is approximately 3-5 hours depending on connections.
I speak French — is English required?
ADMI teaches in English. We recommend a working proficiency in English for full participation. Many Congolese students are bilingual — your French skills are an asset in the creative industry, and you will improve your English through immersion at ADMI.
What qualifications do Congolese students need?
Congolese students are assessed on their Diplome d'Etat (State Diploma) results. A pass with adequate grades qualifies for diploma entry. Contact admissions for specific equivalency guidance.
When are the intake dates?
ADMI has three intakes per year: January, May, and September. The next available intake is May 2026. Apply at least 8 weeks before your preferred start date to allow time for visa processing.

Ready to Start Your Creative Career?

May 2026 intake is open. Apply early to allow time for visa processing.