South Sudan

ISO Code: SS

Travel Tips

All water should be regarded as a potential health risk, milk is unpasteurised
There are many restrictions on photography and decisions are often made on the spot. Before taking photographs, check for local authorities in the area and enquire
There are currently no ATM facilities in South Sudan, bring cash in USD
Areas of South Sudan may be under conflict

Last updated 21 October 2026

Foreign Representation in South Africa

54 Amos Street, Colbyn, Pretoria, 0083
Telephone: 012 342 9754/0992

Public Holidays

January: 1
March: 20
April: 3 - 6
May: 1, 16, 27
July: 9, 30
December: 24 - 26

Visa Requirements

Applications to the embassy may be sent via courier, or in person.

1 Completed visa application form (5A) - legible and in capital letters. Double-sided copies will not be accepted
2 Recent passport photos (colour and original and clear)
Passport (valid for a minimum of 6 months) with 1 blank page in the passport, plus photocopy
Proof of payment of visa fee
Copy of Yellow Fever certificate/vaccination
Proof of sufficient financial resources: bank statements, or sponsor / guarantor in Sudan
Return air ticket
Letter from employer
For business visa: letter of invitation, proof of business appointments

Additional documents may be requested

Visa Processing Time

5 - 7 working days

Visa Validity

Single Entry: 30 Days
Multiple Entry: 90 Days

Visa Cost

Application fee is non-refundable. Contact the Embassy for exchange rate on the day

Health / Vaccinations

Yellow Fever

South African Representative Abroad

House No 28, DDR Avenue, Southern Block K 3 K, Tong Ping, Juba
Telephone: + 27 211 922 000 440
Email: juba.dha@dirco.gov.za
Website: dirco.gov.za/juba