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Sudan Visa for Egypt Citizens 2026

Visa Required

Egyptian citizens need a visa to enter Sudan - apply through the Sudanese Embassy in Cairo or the Consulate in Aswan; fee around USD 100-160, processing 5-10 working days, subject to current security-related delays.

Guide last updated October 18, 2026. Always verify with official sources before travel.

What you need

  • Passport valid for at least 6 months
  • Completed Sudan visa application form
  • Two passport-size photos, white background
  • Letter of invitation from a host, sponsor, or company in Sudan (often required)
  • Proof of accommodation and travel itinerary
  • Yellow fever vaccination certificate
  • Biometrics/fingerprints may be taken at the embassy or on arrival
  • Travel health insurance recommended

Visa types

  • Tourist visa - single entry, up to 30 days, fee approx USD 100
  • Business visa - single entry, up to 30 days, fee approx USD 160, requires company invitation
  • Transit visa - short validity for onward travel, lower fee
  • Family/entry visa for Sudanese-linked travelers - processed with additional documentation

How to apply

  • Submit the application in person at the Sudanese Embassy in Cairo or the Consulate in Aswan
  • Provide passport, photos, invitation letter and travel documents at the counter
  • Pay the visa fee in EGP equivalent or USD
  • Processing time: 5-10 working days under normal conditions; can take longer due to the ongoing internal conflict affecting consular operations
  • Some categories may require an in-person interview or additional security clearance from Khartoum

Fees & processing time

  • Tourist visa fee: approx USD 100
  • Business visa fee: approx USD 160
  • No separate agent fee if applying directly at the embassy
  • Standard processing: 5-10 working days, but can extend to several weeks given current conditions
  • No express service currently offered

Tips for Egypt travelers

  • Check the latest Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs travel advisory before applying, as parts of Sudan remain affected by conflict and some visa services may be suspended or restricted
  • Common rejection/delay reason: missing invitation letter or unclear purpose of travel
  • Land border crossings have separate, often simpler entry procedures for Egyptians, but confirm current status given possible border closures
  • Extensions are handled by Sudanese immigration authorities inside Sudan, where operational
  • Keep digital and physical copies of all documents given possible service disruptions

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.