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Certificate of Good Conduct You must make an appointment prior to come to apply Any request that is not completed will be rejected. Please attached all requested documents together and send it at once. The embassy takes fingerprints on the certificate of good conduct then send it with all requested documents to be processed by the Sudanese Ministry of Interior. Require ments: Personal attendance of the applicant. Two passport-size photos. Passport used in Sudan. Your occupation when you were in Sudan. Attach return envelope (Prepaid) with full address to send the documents back. We advice to get tracking number for the envelope. Embassy Address: Embassy of The Republic of The Sudan 6 Pindari Crescent , O'Malley, ACT, 2606 Fee: $ 2 00 AUD Please note that all fees are nonrefundable. Payment Information Payment can be made by: 1- Bank transfer to the consular services account (not including bank fees) Consulate BSB 082-902 ACC 25-464-5853 (Please indicate the name of the applicant and the consular service in the transfer and send the payment receipt to the email cs@sudanicanberra.com ). 2- Australia Post Money Order addressed to the Embassy of Sudan. (Not including postal fees) with the name of the applicant and the consular service, or attaching a copy of the submitted application.

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Geography of Sudan: Sudan is situated in north east Africa, with a 853 km (530 mi) coastline bordering the Red Sea. It has land borders with Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, South Sudan, the Central African Republic, Chad and Libya. With an area of 1,886,068 km2 (728,215 sq mi), it is the third largest country on the continent (after Algeria and Democratic Republic of the Congo) and the Sixteenth largest in the world. Sudan lies between latitudes 8 °and 23 ° N.The terrain is generally flat plains, broken by several mountain ranges; in the west the Deriba Caldera(3,042 m or 9,980 ft), located in the Marrah Mountains, is the Highest point in Sudan, in the east are the Red Sea Hills. The Blue and White Nile rivers meet in Khartoum to form the River Nile, which flows northwards through Egypt to the Mediterranean Sea. The Blue Nile's course through Sudan is nearly 800 km (497 mi) long and is joined by the Dinder and Rahad Rivers between Sennar and Khartoum. The White Nile within Sudan has no significant tributaries. The amount of rainfall increases towards the south. The central and the northern part have extremely dry desert areas such as the Nubian Desert to the northeast and the Bayuda Desert to the east; in the south there are swamps and rain forest. Sudan's rainy season lasts for about three months (July to September) in the north, and up to six months (June to November) in the south. The dry regions are plagued by sandstorms, known as haboob, which can completely block out the sun. In the northern and western semi-desert areas, people rely on the scant rainfall for basic agriculture and many are nomadic, traveling with their herds of sheep and camels. Nearer the River Nile, there are well-irrigated farms growing cash crops. The sunshine duration is very high all over the country but especially in deserts where it could soar to over 4,000 h per year. There are several dams on the Blue and White Niles. Among them are the Sennar and Roseries Dams on the Blue Nile, and the Jebel Aulia Dam on the White Nile. There is also Lake Nubia on the Sudanese-Egyptian border. Rich mineral resources are available in Sudan including asbestos, chromium, cobalt, copper, gold, granite, gypsum, iron, kaolin, lead, manganese, mica, natural gas, nickel, petroleum, silver, tin, uranium and zinc. Total Area: 188,200 sq km2 (3rd in Africa and 16th in the world), only 20% is cultivated. Official languages: Arabic / Second language : English Population: more than 33 million, with a growth rate of 1.844%. Total Area: 188,200 sq. km2 (3rd in Africa and 16th in the world), only 20% is cultivated. GDP: $ 85.3 Billion. Water Resources: The River Nile and its tributaries in addition to the renewable ground water, the Red Sea and rain falls. Minerals: Gold, Iron, Copper, etc. Nature: The mountains, the forests, the desert, the valleys, the creeks and the natural reserves. Administrative Divisions: composed of 18 states, ruled by elected governors (Wali). Capital: Khartoum is the capital and largest city of Sudan and the state of Khartoum . It is located at the confluence of the White Nile and the Blue Nile, The location where the two Niles meet at Al-Mugran (the confluence ). The main Nile continues to flow north towards Egypt and the Mediterranean Sea . The Legislative branches: The Legislative Council

Agriculture is the leading and most reliable sector in the expected development renaissance in Sudan, as it represents about 31.6% of the GDP, contributing about 9% of the country's non-oil exports. 50.23% of the population works in the agricultural field Total area = 600 million acres The area of arable land = 200 million acres Cultivated area annually = 40 million feddans Investment promotion policies and regulations Economic liberalization policies led to the transition from a command economy to a market economy to enhance investment and foreign trade. These regulations resulted in: Abolishing taxes on raw agricultural products. Abolishing export taxes on agricultural commodities. Supporting agricultural inputs and reducing financing costs. The lack of a specific financing limit for the agricultural sector. Agricultural sector policies. Agricultural revival program. The agricultural revival program aims to: Abolishing taxes on raw agricultural products Abolishing export taxes on agricultural commodities Supporting agricultural inputs and reducing financing costs The lack of a specific financing limit for the agricultural sector Agricultural sector policies Agricultural revival program The agricultural revival program aims to: Achieving food security Reducing poverty by 15% Increasing productivity and raising the efficiency of agricultural production and processing Development of plant, animal and agricultural exports as renewable natural resources instead of relying on oil and other non-renewable resources Development and protection of natural resources to maintain their sustainability and vitality Achieve balanced development in all regions to encourage settlement in Rural incentives to achieve successful agricultural investment as part of the agrarian revitalization program allocate a large percentage of the program’s budget to rehabilitate infrastructure in agricultural areas (39%) Reduce medium and long-term financing costs Increase the agricultural bank’s capital to meet program needs Recovery and full exemption from taxes and fees for the agricultural sector Investment systems Direct investment: It includes investment by companies and individuals for a period ranging between 30-90 years. Investment through financing formulas: through agreements between investors and existing projects to produce the required crops according to the agreed financing formula. Investment partnership: by signing an agreement between the Arab investor and the local partner to implement the project according to each party's share in the investment capital. Investment through the BOT system: which gives projects all guarantees, advantages and facilities for investment. Bilateral investment: through bilateral agreements between governments, opportunities for agricultural investment (1) Field crops (a) irrigated field crops wheat, cotton, peanuts, corn, sunflower, fodder (b) rainfed crops sesame, groundnuts, sunflower, cotton, millet, hibiscus, sorghum and maize (2) production of export horticultural crops vegetables and their concentrates of fruits And their concentrates I cut flowers (3) Organic agriculture There is a potential for the production of horticultural and field crops in many fields, in particular: Gash Delta Tokar Delta (4) Processing horticultural crops Dried vegetables Tomato concentrates (5) Production and export of fodder includes: Establishing projects for the production of fodder in Baal areas (alfalfa and maize) Establish units for cutting and packing corn cane and millet in rainfed areas, especially in mechanized agricultural projects. Establishing projects in mechanized agricultural areas for the production of sorghum and yellow corn for export and fodder (6) Sugar production Production of sugar (sugar cane) in the states of the White Nile, Blue Nile and Sennar Sugar beet production in the Gezira and Northern State project (7) Production of bio-energy from agricultural products and their offal This includes: corn, soybeans, grain crops and sugar cane by-products of sugar cane Such as molasses, bagasse, residues of wheat, corn, millet and peanuts (8) Forest production Production, processing and export of gum arabic and other types of gum Production and processing of sawn wood for the production of plywood, compressed wood, furniture, wood pulp for the manufacture of paper, pencils and cardboard Growing mulberry trees Breeding silkworms to produce natural silk Cultivation of eucalyptus trees to extract essential oils for medicinal purposes (9) Production of natural honey Production and marketing of beehives Production and marketing of beehives Manufacture of cosmetics Treatment with bee sting and other apiary products (10) Medicinal and aromatic plants which include: Cultivation of senna and black cumin And hibiscus, anise, garlic and fennel. (11) Industry of agricultural inputs, certified seeds, fertilizers, insecticides, burlap packing bags (12) Automation of agriculture, manufacturing of agricultural machinery and equipment. (13) Post-harvest services, preparation of folders, sorting and grading centers, packing vegetables and fruits, dry cooled transport, refrigerated tanks and warehouses, strategic partnership with existing projects (1) Island project: total area: 924 thousand hectares, surface irrigation system, availability of irrigation infrastructure and support services, crop rotation ( Cotton, wheat, sorghum, peanuts and vegetables) Partnership required in the agricultural cycle (sorghum, sorghum, sugar beet) (2) Al Rahad Agricultural Project: Total area: 126 thousand hectares. Irrigation pumps from the Blue Nile Availability of irrigation infrastructure and support services Crop rotation (corn, peanuts, cotton, wheat and vegetables) The required partnership in crop rotation (corn, sugar beet, sunflower) (3) The Suki agricultural project Total area: 33.5 thousand hectares of irrigation pumps Blue Nile Availability of irrigation infrastructure and support services Crop rotation (corn, groundnuts, cotton, sunflowers and vegetables) A partnership is required in crop rotation and maize (4) Halfa agricultural project: Total area: 189 thousand hectares. Surface irrigation system Availability of irrigation infrastructure and support services Crop rotation (wheat, sorghum, groundnuts, cotton and vegetables) The required partnership in the agricultural cycle (cotton, vegetables, sunflower and maize)

Power of Attorney (Tawkeel) and Affidavit Any request that is not completed will be rejected. Please attached all requested documents together and send it at once. The Embassy issue the power of attorney (Tawkeel) or Affidavit upon request, you are kindly requested to ensure that the required form is sent with its details accurately in a statutory declaration ( https://www.ag.gov.au/legal-system/publications/commonwealth-statutory-declaration-form ) approved and signed in front of a legal authority (in case that it is not possible to personally attend to the embassy), then send all documents by post. Requirements ( Sudanese) : Personal attendance of the applicant or send the requirements as above. Copy of Valid Sudanese documents (Passport or National ID Card). The required form with its details accurately for the power of attorney or Affidavit. Attach return envelope (Prepaid) with full address to send the documents back. Fee: $ 150 AUD Requirements ( None Sudanese) : Personal attendance of the applicant or send the requirements as above. Copy of Valid Passport. The required form with its details accurately for the power of attorney or Affidavit. Attach return envelope (Prepaid) with full address to send the documents back. Fee: $ 200 AUD We advice to get tracking number for the envelope. Embassy Address: Embassy of The Republic of The Sudan 6 Pindari Crescent , O'Malley, ACT, 2606 Please note that all fees are nonrefundable. Payment Information Payment can be made by: 1- Bank transfer to the consular services account (not including bank fees) Consulate BSB 082-902 ACC 25-464-5853 (Please indicate the name of the applicant and the consular service in the transfer and send the payment receipt to the email cs@sudanicanberra.com ). 2- Australia Post Money Order addressed to the Embassy of Sudan. (Not including postal fees) with the name of the applicant and the consular service, or attaching a copy of the submitted application.

To Whom it may concern Certificate. The embassy provides the service of issuing a certificate to whom it may concern if requested to be submitted to the authorities in Australia and New Zealand. Requirements: • Write a letter of request addressed to the embassy regarding the subject of the certificate. • A copy of Valid Passport . • A copy of what confirms the validity of the required certificate. The procedure can be made by personally attend at the embassy after requesting an appointment via email cs@sudanicanberra.com Or calling the embassy phone +61261138010 Or send the documents by mail, attaching a return envelope (prepaid) with the full address to send the documents back. We advice to get tracking number for the envelope. Embassy Address: Embassy of The Republic of The Sudan 6 Pindari Crescent , O'Malley, ACT, 2606 Fees: For Sudanese $150 AUD None Sudanese $200 AUD Please note that all fe es are nonrefundable. Payment Information Payment can be made by: 1- Bank transfer to the consular services account (not including bank fees) Consulate BSB 082-902 ACC 25-464-5853 (Please indicate the name of the applicant and the consular service in the transfer and send the payment receipt to the email cs@sudanicanberra.com ). 2- Australia Post Money Order addressed to the Embassy of Sudan. (Not including postal fees) with the name of the applicant and the consular service, or attaching a copy of the submitted application.

Entry Visa Any request that is not completed will be rejected. Please attached all requested documents together and send it at once. Requirements : • Fill out the Application . • Provide two recent passport-size photographs. • The applicant must sign the visa application form. • Original Passport and it must be valid for at least six (6) months. • Provide an Entry Document issued by the General Directorate of Passports and Immigration in Sudan, obtained through the applicant’s sponsor/guarantor. Important Notice: Any request that is not completed will be rejected. Please attached all requested documents together and send it at once. The applicants must apply on their own behalf in person or by mail. No third party is authorized to apply on behalf of applicant (s). Visa processing time may take up to 10 working days if all applicant documents are complete. The embassy must be provided with details of the name and address of the sponsor person in Sudan (must be Sudanese) and a copy of their Sudanese national ID must be attached along with an invitation letter from the sponsor. Visa validity: two months from the date of issue. Period of stay after arrival: two months from the date of entry into Sudan. For the foreign passports holder of Sudanese origin send a proof of Sudanese nationality (a copy of the Sudanese passport or nationality certificate). For Tourists with no Sudanese background has to get a signed letter from a travel agent in Sudan showing the reservation details of their accommodation in Sudan as it will be as a reference / sponsor to them. For Business Visa send all the above requirements and a letter from the sponsoring company showing the purpose of the visit, duration of stay, financial responsibility and contacts sponsor (address & telephone), including an approval of entry visa granted by the Ministry of Interior to the Sponsor. Sponsor: means the name, address and contact details of friends or relatives that you know in Sudan, must be Sudanese, and you must send a copy of his / her Sudanese (Passport / National ID card- certificate). Must provide a letter of invitation from your sponsor The procedure can be made by personally attend at the embassy after requesting an appointment via email cs@sudanicanberra.com Or calling the embassy phone +61261138010 Or send the documents by mail, attaching a return envelope (prepaid) with the full address to send the documents back. We advice to get tracking number for the envelope. Embassy Address: Embassy of The Republic of The Sudan 6 Pindari Crescent , O'Malley, ACT, 2606 Fee: $ 200 AUD Please note that all fees are nonrefundable. Payment Information Payment can be made by: 1- Bank transfer to the consular services account (not including bank fees) Consulate BSB 082-902 ACC 25-464-5853 (Please indicate the name of the applicant and the consular service in the transfer and send the payment receipt to the email cs@sudanicanberra.com ). 2- Australia Post Money Order addressed to the Embassy of Sudan. (Not including postal fees ) with the name of the applicant and the consular service, or attaching a copy of the submitted application.