Help & FAQ Centro

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

What should I do if my passport is lost or stolen?

You must report the loss to the local police immediately, then book an emergency appointment at the embassy. Please bring the police report, copies of the lost passport, and proof of your citizenship. 

Complete immigration procedures, collect your luggage, and exchange currency if needed. If your stay exceeds 3 days, you must complete your registration with the Foreigners Affairs Office.

Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into the country.

Do I need a visa to enter Sudan?

Yes, you need a visa. Visa requirements depend on the purpose of your visit.

Proof of vaccination against Yellow Fever may be required for travelers arriving from or transiting through certain countries.

Yes, for personal use. It is highly advisable to carry medical prescriptions for essential medications.

Visas can be extended by visiting the General Directorate of Passports and Immigration (Foreigners Affairs Office) before the current visa expires.

Do I need to legalize my documents or contracts before traveling to Sudan?

Yes, any official documents (such as academic certificates or employment contracts) must be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in your country and the Sudanese Embassy to be legally recognized in Sudan.

Proof of vaccination against Yellow Fever may be required for travelers arriving from or transiting through certain countries.

Photography is generally allowed, but visitors should seek permission before photographing people and strictly avoid photographing military or government facilities to prevent any legal issues.

What currency is used in Sudan?

The official currency is the Sudanese Pound (SDG).

Card payments may be accepted in some major hotels and businesses, but carrying sufficient cash is highly recommended.

Yes. Local SIM cards are available at airports and authorized service centers throughout the country.

Emergency services include the police, medical assistance, and civil defense. Visitors should obtain local emergency contact numbers upon arrival.

Yes, domestic flights and other transportation options connect major cities, subject to operational conditions.

Arabic is the official language. English is also widely used in business, tourism, and government institutions.

The best time to visit is between November and February when temperatures are generally milder.

Visitors should stay informed about current travel advisories and security conditions, as they may vary by region.

Lightweight and modest clothing is recommended, respecting local customs and cultural traditions.

Sudanese people are known for their warmth, generosity, and hospitality. Guests are often welcomed with tea or traditional coffee (Jabana).