The EACC report has revealed that immigration officials at border points extort cash for services that are offered for free.
The report also says that immigration officials are in the habit of colluding with foreigners to have entry into or exit the country even without the relevant documents.
In the report, Points of Entry (POE) are mainly manned by idlers and branded brokers who act as money converters and clearing agents on behalf of the genuine immigration officers.
When arrested, the money brokers are usually released even without charges as they reportedly work in cahoots with high ranking state employees.
The recent report by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption agency looked into service delivery systems, policies and procedures and also practices at the country's Points of Entry.
According to the report, foreigners were being charged as high as Sh200 to have their travel documents stamped.
However, inquiries at the immigration offices revealed that stamping of documents is done free of charge.
The EACC report comes at a time when the country's security is said to be at stake, especially at the border counties where terrorists get in and out of the country at will.