• The country of destination after Sudan must be indicated in the application form along with the mentioned date of arrival and departure from Sudan.
• The applicant's passport must be duly endorsed for entry into the next country of destination after Sudan.
• It is recommended to obtain a Sudanese visa in your home country

1. The applicant should contact the Sudanese embassy or consulate in their country of origin
2. Provide a valid, signed passport. It must not expire within 6 months and must have at least 1 blank visa page.
3. Submit two completed, signed Sudan visa applications.
4. Submit two recent 2x2 passport size photos showing the whites of the eyes and taken by a passport photographer.
5. Present the computer-generated flight itinerary obtained from your travel agent, airline or online booking agency, or a copy of your ticket(s). It should include your name, date of arrival and departure from Sudan and flight information.
6. Submit the original international vaccination certificate
7. Pay the visa fee at the specified bank and submit the visa receipt.

• Completed visa application form for Sudan. http://www.visas2go.co.uk/forms/sudanese_visa.pdf
• Your government-issued passport is valid for at least six months. Your passport must also be valid until the date of your intended departure from Sudan.
• Two passport size photos taken within the last six months.
• International certificate of vaccination against yellow fever.
• Proof of payment of visa fees
• Visa for the next destination

1. Microchip for pets

Sudan does not require your pet to be microchipped, but it is recommended that you microchip the pet prior to travel and register the pet's contact information as a means of identification in case the pet is lost or separated from you.

If your pet does not have a registered microchip, make sure your pets are tagged with owner identification and contact information.

2. Vaccination

Your pet must be vaccinated against rabies between 30 days and 12 months before entering the country.

Dogs must be vaccinated against the following diseases: Distemper, Hepatitis, Leptospirosis, Parovirus and Parainfluenza. Cats must be vaccinated against the following diseases: Feline Panleukopenia (Distemper), viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and leukemia.

3. Rabies test

A rabies test is not required to enter Sudan from any country.

4. Veterinary certificate

A veterinary health certificate for Sudan must be completed by a licensed veterinarian in the country of origin right before travel. We recommend that a USDA- or CFIA-accredited veterinarian fill out the form and you certify it to the USDA or CFIA if you are traveling from the US or Canada. If there is a Sudanese consulate in your country, you should contact them to confirm that the form does not require assurance.

5. Import permit

An import permit is not required when entering Sudan with your own pet.

6. Treatment from ticks and tapeworms

Treatment for ticks and tapeworms is not required before entering Sudan, but is recommended due to the unavailability of these drugs in the country.

7. Entry into Sudan by air

Pets must enter Sudan through Khartoum International Airport. Pets can be imported as checked baggage or air cargo.

When traveling to a foreign country such as Sudan, it is always recommended to carry an ID document proving ownership of the animal.

All domestic dogs and cats must be free of signs of human-transmissible disease upon inspection at the airport of entry. If your dog or cat is clearly unwell, further examination by a licensed veterinarian may be required at your expense.

8. Other animals

Birds, invertebrates, tropical fish, reptiles, amphibians, mammals such as rodents and rabbits are not required to be vaccinated against rabies, but may meet other requirements and must have a health certificate to enter Sudan. Pet owners are strongly advised to contact the relevant authorities in their country and/or country of destination for further information.

9. CITES

If your pet is not a dog, cat or ferret, and especially if it is a turtle or parrot, you should make sure that it is not protected by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). In this case, you will have to apply for additional permissions. More than 180 countries participate in and enforce the CITES Convention.

Sudan does not recognize local driver's licenses from other countries unless they are accompanied by an international driver's permit. If you have a local driver's license and want to drive in this country, you must apply for an IDP. Like your local rights, the IDP contains information such as your details and photo. You cannot use this permission for other operations.

The legal driving age in Sudan is 18, so tourists who have reached this age and have a valid local driver's license can apply for an international driver's license in Sudan. The IDP has made it possible for tourists to drive in Sudan, so if you plan to visit and drive in the country, apply for an international permit first.

Duty-free

For people over 20 years old:

• 200 cigarettes
• 50 cigars
• 500 g of tobacco.
• Non-commercial quantity of gifts and other items for personal use.

Forbidden

• Drugs
• Pornography (according to Islamic law)
• Alcohol
• Creams (cosmetics) not registered with the Ministry of Health
• Counterfeit goods
• Local currency – it is prohibited to import it.

Limited

• Plants, food and seeds – a medical certificate is required.
• Weapons and ammunition – permission can be obtained from the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
• Medicines
• Cosmetics – it is better to avoid problems and clarify with the embassy what can be imported.
• Photo equipment – to use a camera, you must obtain permission to take photos
• Media – tapes, CDs, books, etc. may be screened for offensive material.
• Photocopiers and printers – with permission.
• Foreign currency – any amounts must be declared.

Sudan's embassies in various countries can be found here: https://www.embassypages.com/sudan