Sudan visa for Ethiopian citizens

Ethiopian citizens planning a trip to Sudan will find that a visa is required, with the Tourist Visa being the primary, and often only, option available for leisure travel. However, the severe and ongoing civil unrest across Sudan profoundly impacts all travel from Addis Ababa to Khartoum, rendering usual flight routes highly unpredictable or suspended, despite the typical flight duration of under two hours. Prospective visitors must be prepared for significant logistical hurdles and should monitor official travel advisories closely before considering any journey. Navigating the country also requires an understanding of the local Arabic language, a notable shift from Ethiopia's Amharic, alongside navigating the complex security landscape.

Visa required· verified 2026-05-27

Entry requirements

Passport validity
6+ months
Blank pages
1+
Funds proof
Required

Visa options

TouristEntry Visa (Tourism or Business, 8 days to 3 months)
90d$170
OtherEntry Visa (Long Stay, 6 months)
180d$450
OtherEntry Visa (Long Stay, 1 year)
365d$820
TransitTransit Visa (1 to 7 days, including tourism)
7d$170
BusinessBusiness Visa (Embassy of Sudan – Ottawa)
$195
BusinessEntry Visa (Business or Official Purpose – Embassy of Sudan, Washington DC)
$154
WorkWork Visa (Embassy of Sudan, Washington DC)
HumanitarianHumanitarian Visa (Embassy of Sudan, Washington DC)
OtherEntry Visa for Sudanese holding foreign passports (UK)
$65
OtherEntry Visa for non-Sudanese (UK)
$130
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Visa on arrival with entry permit from Ministry of Interior (60 days).

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