Brazil to Sudan — Visa Required | Passatlas

Entry Checklist — Sudan

Before You Apply

Determine the specific type of tourist visa you require based on your planned activities and duration of stay. Contact the Sudanese embassy or consulate for clarification if needed.
Check the validity of your Brazilian passport. It must have at least six months of validity remaining beyond your intended stay in Sudan.
Confirm that your passport has at least two blank pages for visa stamps.

Application Process

Contact the Sudanese Embassy in Brasilia, Brazil, or the nearest Sudanese consulate to schedule an appointment and confirm the latest application procedures.
Obtain the visa application form from the Sudanese Embassy or Consulate. Complete all sections accurately and legibly.
Prepare all required supporting documents (listed in the 'Documents Needed' section).
Attend your scheduled appointment at the Sudanese Embassy or Consulate to submit your application and supporting documents.
Pay the visa fee at the Sudanese Embassy or Consulate. The fee amount and accepted payment methods will be specified by the embassy.

Documents Needed

Original Brazilian passport, valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in Sudan, with at least two blank pages.
Completed visa application form, obtained from the Sudanese Embassy or Consulate.
Passport-sized photographs. The number of photos required will be specified by the Sudanese Embassy or Consulate (typically 2-3).
Copy of your round-trip flight itinerary or confirmed travel arrangements.
Proof of sufficient funds to cover your expenses during your stay in Sudan.
Hotel booking confirmation or proof of accommodation in Sudan.
Letter of invitation (if applicable).optional
Yellow fever vaccination certificate.

Fees & Payment

Visa fees vary depending on the type of visa and duration of stay. Contact the Sudanese Embassy or Consulate for the exact fee amount.
Payment methods accepted by the Sudanese Embassy or Consulate may include cash, money order, or bank transfer. Confirm accepted payment methods when scheduling your appointment.

At the Border

Present your valid Sudanese visa and Brazilian passport to the immigration officer upon arrival in Sudan.
Be prepared to answer questions about your purpose of visit, intended length of stay, and accommodation arrangements.
Present your yellow fever vaccination certificate (if applicable).

Important Considerations

Visa processing times can vary. Apply well in advance of your intended travel date to allow sufficient time for processing.
Sudan has specific customs regulations. Familiarize yourself with these regulations before traveling to avoid any issues upon arrival.optional
Register with your embassy. Consider registering your trip with the Brazilian embassy in Sudan so they can locate you in case of an emergency.optional

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Yellow fever vaccination certificate.

Updated Mar 3, 2026