Australia visa for South Sudanese citizens

Australian citizens planning a journey to South Sudan will find the e-visa system a convenient entry point, with four distinct visa types—including tourist, business, and transit options—available, each with specific durations and costs detailed on this page. Bridging the immense geographical expanse between the Southern Hemisphere and East Africa, travelers should anticipate an arduous journey, typically involving multiple layovers and over 24 hours of flight time from major Australian cities. Given South Sudan's status as the world's newest nation, having gained independence in 2011, understanding local customs and considering the varying availability of South Sudanese Pounds (SSP) upon arrival are practical tips for an unparalleled experience.

Visa required· verified 2026-05-29

Visa options

TouristElectronic Travel Authority (subclass 601)
multiple-entry
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BusinessElectronic Travel Authority (subclass 601) for Business Visitor Activity
multiple-entry
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TouristeVisitor (subclass 651)
multiple-entry
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BusinesseVisitor (subclass 651) for Business Visitor Activity
multiple-entry
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TransitTransit Visa
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StudentStudent Visa
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WorkWork Visa
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FamilyFamily Visa
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HumanitarianRefugee and Humanitarian Visa
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BusinessBusiness and Investment Visa
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Working HolidayWorking Holiday Visa
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OtherSpecial Category Visa (SCV)
multiple-entry

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