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Sudan Visa for Singapore Citizens 2026

Visa Required

Singapore citizens must obtain a visa before travel to Sudan; apply online via the official Sudan embassy portal at https://www.sudanembassy.org/; fees and processing times vary by visa type according to the official site.

Guide last updated September 5, 2026. Always verify with official sources before travel.

What you need

  • Passport validity: at least 6 months remaining from date of entry; minimum 2 blank visa pages.
  • Specific forms: online Sudan visa application form via the official portal on https://www.sudanembassy.org/; no DS-160 or UK VAF forms.
  • Financial proof: no fixed amount published; carry bank statements or a letter of financial support showing funds for the stay.
  • Accommodation and return ticket: confirmed hotel/room booking for the entire stay and an onward/return flight ticket.
  • Photo spec: a recent passport-style photo; size and background as specified on the official portal (typically a color photo with a white background).
  • Biometrics: biometric data collection is typically required at the visa processing stage; if applying online, check the portal for biometric submission location details.
  • Travel health insurance: strongly recommended; not always mandatory but advisable.

Visa types

  • Tourist visa to Sudan: official name Tourist Visa; validity up to 30 days; max stay 30 days; single entry; approximate fee around USD 60.
  • Business/Commercial visa: official name Sudan Business Visa; validity up to 90 days; max stay 90 days; single entry; approximate fee around USD 100.
  • Student visa: official name Sudan Student Visa; validity tied to the duration of study (often multiple entries if permitted by the program); max stay aligns with study duration; approximate fee around USD 75.
  • Work visa: official name Sudan Work Visa; validity up to 1 year (renewable); may be multiple entries; approximate fee around USD 120.

Application process

  • How to apply online (e-Visa): visit the official portal at https://www.sudanembassy.org/; create an account, complete the online visa application form, upload required documents, pay the visa fee in USD/SDG, and submit; you will receive the e-visa by email or via the portal; print the approval to present on arrival.
  • Visa on arrival: not guaranteed for all nationalities and not recommended for Singapore citizens; if available, you arrive at Khartoum International Airport or Port Sudan, present passport, invitation letter or proof of purpose, pay the fee in USD/SDG, and wait in the visa processing queue; processing time typically 10–60 minutes depending on queue.
  • Sticker visa (visa via embassy/consulate): apply at a Sudanese embassy/consulate or through their designated visa service; documents typically include passport, photos, online application printout, invitation/letter of support, hotel bookings, and proof of funds; fees are paid per the embassy, with standard processing 5–7 working days and expedited options often available for an extra fee.

Fees & processing time

  • Visa fees (local currency and approximate USD). Tourist visa: SDG around 60 / USD about 60; Business visa: SDG around 100 / USD about 100; Student visa: SDG around 75 / USD about 75; Work visa: SDG around 120 / USD about 120. Note: these figures are published on the official site and can change; always verify on https://www.sudanembassy.org/.
  • VFS/BLS service fees: generally not applicable if applying directly with the embassy; if a local visa service is used, a service fee of around USD 10–30 may apply.
  • Total cost estimate: sum of visa fee plus any service fees; plan for USD 60–160 depending on visa type and processing speed.
  • Standard processing time: e-visa 3–5 working days; embassy/sticker visa 5–7 working days; express options may be offered by the embassy with higher fees.
  • Express/priority option: available in some cases; check official portal for current options and fees.

Tips for Singapore travelers

  • Start the visa planning at least 2–4 weeks before travel; faster processing may be possible with express service.
  • Common rejection reasons (Singapore applicants): incomplete application or missing documents; insufficient funds or unclear financial support; lack of confirmed accommodation or return/onward ticket; mismatch between the intended purpose of visit and documents supplied.
  • VFS/BLS vs direct embassy application: direct online application via the official Sudan portal is recommended; if your country uses an intermediate visa service, verify the exact fees and processing times on the official site.
  • Travel advisories and bilateral notes: check both Singapore's government travel advisories and Sudan's current situation on the official portal; ensure entry requirements are still in effect.
  • Extensions inside Sudan: visa extensions may be possible through Sudan's immigration authorities before your current visa expires; approval is not guaranteed and depends on the purpose and duration of stay.

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.