South Sudan, which became independent in 2011, is the world's youngest UN member. It has vast wetlands, the Sudd, and one of the largest animal migrations in Africa.
Hot; December to April is the dry season.
Why Choose South Sudan?
Cattle camps of the Mundari and large antelope migrations are unique, but ongoing conflict means most governments advise against travel.
South Sudan Visas
All visitors need a visa, obtainable online as an e-visa before travel.
Tourist e-Visa
Single entry, up to 90 days.
Top Attractions in South Sudan
- Juba: The capital on the White Nile.
- Boma National Park: Antelope migrations.
Visa Application Process
- Visit the official e-visa portal (evisa.gov.ss) and create an application.
- Fill in your personal and passport details and upload a passport scan and photo.
- Pay the visa fee online by card.
- Receive the approved e-visa by email and print it.
- Show the e-visa with your passport on arrival in South Sudan.
Visa Fees and Processing Time
E-visa fees are around US$100. A yellow fever certificate is required.
Visa rules can change at short notice. This guide reflects the rules in force in 2026; always confirm the latest requirements with the official immigration website or embassy of South Sudan before you travel.