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Sudan Visa for Angola Citizens 2026

Visa Required

Angola citizens require a visa for Sudan; apply at the Sudanese Embassy in Luanda or through an authorized agent, with fees starting from approximately USD 70-100 for a tourist visa, requiring about 7-10 working days for processing.

Guide last updated August 25, 2026. Always verify with official sources before travel.

What you need

  • Passport: Must be valid for at least six (6) months beyond your intended stay in Sudan.
  • Visa Application Form: Downloadable from the Sudanese Embassy website or obtained at the embassy. Complete in full and sign.
  • Passport-sized photographs: Two recent photos (3.5 x 4.5 cm) with a white background, showing full face without headwear (unless for religious reasons).
  • Financial Proof: Bank statements for the last three (3) months showing sufficient funds to cover your stay. Specific minimum amounts are not publicly stated but should be adequate for accommodation, food, and activities.
  • Flight Itinerary: Confirmed return or onward flight tickets.
  • Accommodation Proof: Hotel bookings or a letter of invitation from a host in Sudan, if applicable. The invitation letter must be notarized and include the host's contact details and relationship to the applicant.
  • Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate: Required for entry into Sudan.
  • Visa Fee: Payable in USD (cash) or Sudanese Pounds (SDG) at the embassy.
  • Biometrics: Not typically collected for sticker visas at the embassy level for this route. Submission of documents is at the embassy or an authorized agent.
  • Travel Health Insurance: While not always explicitly mandatory for tourist visas, it is highly recommended to cover medical emergencies and repatriation.

Visa Types

  • Tourist Visa:
  • Official Name: Tourist Visa.
  • Validity: Typically 3 months.
  • Max Stay: Usually 30 days per entry.
  • Entry: Can be single or multiple entry, depending on the visa issued.
  • Approximate Fee: USD 70-100.
  • Business Visa:
  • Official Name: Business Visa.
  • Validity: Typically 3 months.
  • Max Stay: Usually 30 days per entry.
  • Entry: Single or multiple entry.
  • Approximate Fee: USD 100-150.
  • Work Visa:
  • Official Name: Employment Visa.
  • Requires sponsorship from a Sudanese company or organization.
  • Validity and max stay vary based on the employment contract.
  • Approximate Fee: Varies, usually higher than tourist/business visas, starting from USD 150-200.
  • Student Visa:
  • Requires admission letter from a Sudanese educational institution.
  • Validity and max stay are linked to the study program.
  • Approximate Fee: Varies, starting from USD 80-120.

How to apply

  • The Sudanese Embassy in Luanda, Angola, is the primary point of contact for visa applications.
  • Visit the embassy during their working hours to obtain the application form and inquire about the latest requirements and fees.
  • Submit the completed application form along with all supporting documents and the visa fee.
  • Ensure all documents are in order to avoid delays or rejection.
  • Some travel agencies in Angola may offer assistance with visa applications, but verify their accreditation with the embassy.
  • The official visa portal for Sudan (sudanembassy.org) provides general information and contact details for embassies worldwide; direct online application for a sticker visa is not typically available for this route, unlike e-visa systems.

Fees & Processing Time

  • Visa Fee: Approximately USD 70-100 for a single-entry tourist visa. Fees can vary based on the visa type and duration.
  • VFS/BLS Service Fee: Not applicable when applying directly at the embassy.
  • Total Cost Estimate: Around USD 70-100 plus costs for photos, travel to the embassy, and potential agency fees if used.
  • Standard Processing Time: Approximately 7-10 working days.
  • Express/Priority Option: Availability is not consistently advertised. Inquire directly with the embassy if urgent processing is needed, though it may incur additional fees or not be guaranteed.

Tips for Angola travelers

  • Apply well in advance: At least 4-6 weeks before your planned departure date to allow for processing and unforeseen delays.
  • Common rejection reasons: Incomplete application forms, insufficient financial proof, unclear travel purpose, or missing supporting documents.
  • VFS/BLS vs. Direct Embassy Application: For Sudan, applying directly at the Sudanese Embassy in Luanda is the standard procedure for sticker visas. There is no widely advertised VFS or BLS presence for Sudanese visas in Angola for this application type.
  • Travel Advisories: Check current travel advisories issued by your government for Sudan. The security situation in certain regions can change rapidly. Always prioritize safety.
  • Extension Options: Visa extensions within Sudan are possible but can be complex and require applying to the Sudanese Ministry of Interior or relevant immigration authorities. It is advisable to apply for a visa with the longest possible duration initially.

Official links & resources

Always confirm requirements with government or embassy sources before applying.

This guide is for information only. Visa policies change without notice. Travel Visa Stack is not an immigration authority. Always verify with official government or embassy sources before making travel plans.