Sudan, on the Nile, has more pyramids than Egypt at Meroë and a long history of Nubian kingdoms.
Hot; November to February is the coolest time.
Why Choose Sudan?
Sudan's archaeology is extraordinary, but since April 2023 the country has been at war and all travel is strongly discouraged.
Sudan Visas
All visitors need a visa from a Sudanese embassy. Since the war, Khartoum airport has been closed and access is extremely limited.
Tourist Visa
Single entry.
Business Visa
With an invitation.
Top Attractions in Sudan
- Pyramids of Meroë: Nubian pyramids; UNESCO site.
- Jebel Barkal: Sacred mountain and temples.
Visa Application Process
- Find the nearest embassy or consulate of Sudan and download its application form.
- Prepare your passport, photos, itinerary, accommodation proof and bank statements.
- Book an appointment and submit your application in person if required.
- Pay the visa fee and attend an interview if requested.
- Collect your passport once the visa is issued.
Visa Fees and Processing Time
Visa fees vary by embassy.
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 Sudan before you travel.
