Need an Entry Visa?
For Tourist/Family Visits | Business Visa | Diplomatic Officials | Humanitarian.
One (1) passport sized photo attached to the form
Visa normal processing time is 7-10 business days
Visit the Consular section under Entry Visa for further information.
PASSPORT RENEWAL
Passport should be renewed every two (2) years for a period not exceeding 10 years. If passport is 10 years or more, applicant must apply for a New Passport.
Normal processing time is 7-10 business days
Visit Consular section under Passport Renewals for further information.
EMERGENCY TRAVEL DOCUMENT
- One (1) passport sized photos
- Copy of U.S. Green Card
- Copy of American Driver’s License
Normal processing time may take 5-7 business days
Visit Consular section under Emergency Travel Document for further information.
POWER OF ATTORNEY (TAWKILL)
- Copy of Sudanese Passport.
- Sudanese official document or a Picture ID will be sufficient
Normal processing time is 7-10 business days.
Visit Consular section under Power of Attorney (TAWKIL) for further information.
About Sudan
National or Regional Currency: Sudanese Pound
Currency Symbol: SDG
Sudan official languages: Arabic and English (With 114 native languages and more than 500 accents, Sudan has a diverse multilingual population.)
Sudan Nominal GDP: 187.0 billion
Sudan nominal per capita GDP: $4,586
Representation & Promotion of Sudan
The Embassy of the Republic of Sudan mission is to represent the Government of the Republic of Sudan and strengthen US-Sudan bilateral relations. The Embassy also engages with the Sudanese Diaspora in the US and facilitates their development work and travels to Sudan.
Unlock and enable the power of Bilateral Relations.
The Embassy of the Republic of Sudan established in Washington DC aims to promote further investment in the country as well as strengthen the economic, political and cultural relations. The Republic of Sudan and US have a longstanding relations that continues to be forged through dialogue and joint engagement.
Our Symbol
Coat of Arms: Sudan’s national emblem was adopted in 1969, and prominently features a secretary bird bearing the shield of Muhammad Ahmad, who ruled briefly in the 19th century. The two scrolls above and below bear the name of the country and its national motto.
Motto: “Victory is Ours”
US-Sudan Bilateral Relations
Our Cooperation
Sudan and the United States enjoy a long history of friendship and cooperation. Though numerous instances to demonstrate this fact can be cited, perhaps most worth recalling is the humanitarian assistance the U.S. has in the past rendered during catastrophic periods of famine and drought in the country. Read more
Renewing our Relations
The lifting of unilateral sanctions on Sudan in October 2017 by President Trump, has been a reset for US-Sudan economic relations and likely increase in trade between the two countries. Technical, cultural and scientific exchanges suddenly appeared more possible than they had in a generation, while mutually beneficial economic cooperation appear likely to restart. We continue to build our relations.
Our Common Dedication
Sudan, for its part, has been instrumental in the U.S. war on terrorism, a contribution for which the US has on numerous occasions expressed gratitude. Fruitful interactions that characterize the cordial bilateral relations between our two countries has left a legacy and potential for gainful cooperation. Read more
Core principles of Sudan's Foreign Policy
Sudan believes in a policy of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries and respects the autonomy of all nations, as well as the right of nations and peoples to build based on common interest and mutual benefit. It also supports an international order that promotes justice, equality, sustainable development and neighborly relations. Learn more about our relations.
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Our Memberships
Sudan’s Appointment of First Christian
Sudan’s appointment of a Coptic Christian to the transitional ruling Sovereign Council has raised hopes that Christians will see equal rights after…
Africa gets another female Chief Justice
Sudan has toed the line of change by appointing its first female Chief Justice, Neemat Abdullah Mohamed Khair. She becomes only the…
Sudan forms first cabinet
Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok announced the names of 18 ministers in the new Cabinet and said he would name two more at…
Sudan’s Sovereign Council Sworn In
KHARTOUM (Sudanow) – The President and members of Sudan’s Sovereign Council, the 11 man collective presidency, for the Interim Government was sworn…
Members of Sovereignty Council Vow to Achieve Revolution Goals
Khartoum, Aug. 21 (SUNA) – Members of the Sovereignty Council have pledged to fulfill aspirations of Sudanese people, lead Sudan to safety…
Sudan Looks to the Future After New Sovereign Council Sworn in
Radio France Internationale ( August 21 2019) – Sudan’s new sovereign council was sworn in on Wednesday, the first step towards full civilian…