Yes, you need a visa to enter Sudan. The visa can be applied for online or through the Sudanese embassy in your country. It is usually not available upon arrival, so make sure to take care of it in advance to avoid issues when entering the country.
The Khartoum International Airport is the best airport to fly into Sudan. From here, you can travel to other parts of the country. It offers connections to various international destinations, but you may want to consider indirect flights to Sudan as direct flights are often more expensive or less available.
The local currency is the Sudanese Pound (SDG). Credit cards are not accepted in many shops, so it is advisable to carry cash. Exchange money at an official location or use ATMs in larger cities. Smaller towns often do not have banking services, so plan accordingly in advance.
Before traveling to Sudan, vaccinations against diseases such as Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Yellow Fever are recommended. A travel insurance is also advisable to cover unforeseen medical expenses. Check the specific entry requirements as health precautions are important in the country.
To drive in Sudan, you need an international driving license as well as your national driving license. Upon arrival, you can purchase a SIM card at mobile phone shops or at the airport. The major providers are MTN and Sudani – bring your passport to complete the registration.
