For travelers transiting through Sudan on their way to another destination, a transit visa is required. This allows for up to three days stay in the country.

For travelers visiting Sudan for tourism purposes, a tourist visa is required. It allows stays of up to three months.

For travelers visiting Sudan for business purposes, a business visa is required. It allows stays of up to six months.

For journalists visiting Sudan to cover news or events, a journalist visa is required. It allows stays of up to six months.

For students enrolled in an educational institution in Sudan, a student visa is required. It allows stays of up to four years.

For foreigners seeking employment in Sudan, a work visa is required. It allows stays of up to two years.

For travelers seeking medical treatment in Sudan, a medical visa is required. It allows stays of up to six months.

For diplomats, government officials, and their families, a diplomatic visa is required. It allows stays of up to four years.

For frequent travelers to Sudan, a multiple entry visa is available. It allows multiple entries for a specified duration.

An electronic visa (e-Visa) is available for some nationalities. It can be applied for and obtained online.

For some nationalities, a visa can be obtained upon arrival at the Sudanese port of entry. This allows for immediate travel within Sudan.

For travelers already in Sudan who wish to extend their stay, a visa extension is available. This can be obtained from the Ministry of Interior.

For travelers already in Sudan whose visa has expired, a renewal is available. This can be obtained from the Ministry of Interior.

For some nationalities, a visa is not required to enter Sudan. This allows for immediate travel within Sudan.

For all visa types, the following requirements apply: a valid passport, completed application form, passport-sized photos, and proof of sufficient funds.