Consular services The consular section at the embassy provides all consular services to Sudanese citizens in Australia and New Zealand and service seekers who hold Australian or New Zealand passports Consular's Email: cs@sudanicanberra.com Email Us Consular working hours Monday to Thursday 10:00 - 02:00 pm Entry Visa More Authentication More Power of Attorney More Good Conduct Certificate More Travel Document More Passport Extension More Driver Licence More To whom it may concern More

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Working Hours: Monday - Thursday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Friday : 10:00 am - 12:00 Pm Saturday / Sunday: Closed

Birth Certificate: Please note that the Embassy in Canberra does not issue birth certificate, which has been replaced by the national ID certificate, the birth certificate are issued once in a lifetime and the national ID certificate can issued by the General Administration of the Civil Registry in Sudan or one of its offices in some Sudanese embassies abroad (Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, UAE, China...). The Embassy issues birth certificates for new born children only. Requirements: Copy of Australian Birth Certificate. A letter addressed to the embassy to obtain a Sudanese birth certificate. Parents' marriage certificate. Copy of Parents Sudanese Passport or National Number. Attach return envelope (Prepaid) with full address to send the documents back. We advice to get tracking number for the envelope. Embassy Adress: Embassy of The Republic of The Sudan 6 Pindari Crescent , O'Malley, ACT, 2606 Fee: $ 150 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.

Why invest in Sudan: The major factors which represent an attraction to investors are the following: 1. Sudan's strategic location: Which represents an entrance to Africa from the east and the fact that it is neighbored by African countries a few to which Sudan represents to the only sea outlet. The location on the Red Sea makes Sudan the center of international markets; Middle East, Far East, Asia, Europe, and the USA as well as the recipient of ships crossing the into the Red Sea through the Suez Canal. Sudan is tied to some of the countries by airlines, roads, sea, and river transport. 2. Sudan's rich resources: These include agricultural land and fresh water resources, such as rivers, rain, and under ground water. These are in addition to forests, meadows, animal resources and mineral resources which include petroleum, gold and other precious metals. Sudan is characterized by the human resources represented in vocational labor, highly skilled graduates and very cheap rates for the available labor. 3. Infrastructure and Service Facilities: The infrastructure and service facilities are updateable in the light of the government policies. To enhance the investment environment and keep up with the expected growth which is due after the discovery of petroleum and the establishment of peace in Sudan, the establishment of roads, railways, seaports, airports (national and international), telecommunications, electricity generation stations, water purification facilities, sanitation networks and others are very important. A shift towards the enhancing the state of industrial areas, and building new industrial cities supplied with all the services necessary for investment are essential. The availability of free zones in Suakin and El-Jaili cities grant encouraging exemptions to investors. The availability of a banking sector, insurance sector, auditing, financial, technical and legal consultancy services. The availability of educational and health facilities of high standard which contribute to providing necessary services to citizens and expatriates. The availability of a modern construction sector which contributed to the abundance of houses, and offices rising to fulfill investors' requirements. 4. Political stability: Which is represented in the federal governing system which divided the country into 3 levels; the Federal, State and local levels and which guarantees participation by all citizens? The country is run by a central government from the national capital Khartoum. The country is divided into 26 states, each with its own government. The government looks forward to solving the problem of the south to establish stability and security in the southern states and the entire county. Sudan is also characterized by its independent judicial system which can resolve all conflicts. Sudanese judicial and judicial systems are characterized by indiscrimination among Sudanese citizens and foreigners. 5. Economic policies which include: Liberalizing the economy. Restructuring the economy (privatization of public corporations ending the State's monopoly of certain production and service fields). Modernization of laws and regulations of investment encouragement. Implementing a flexible investment law which provides all sorts of exemptions and concessions which include the following: Complete exemption from customs fees for capital projects. Freedom of capital transfer. Simplify procedures through a single outlet “One Stop Shop”. Grant exemptions from profit taxes of 5 to 10 years for investment projects. Grant customs exemptions for strategic projects and non-strategic capital goods. Strategic projects are given the necessary land free-of-charge. Non-strategic projects are given land at an encouragement price. The investor has the right to operate without a Sudanese partner. The investment law has provided the following fundamental guarantees: No confiscation of property will occur except through the legal system and after payment of a reasonable compensation. The investor has the right to re-transfer the capital in case the project is not executed or is liquidated. Transfer of profits and costs of finance will be executed in the currency of import and on the date due (after payment of the legal duties). The project is automatically included in the registry of importers and exporters. Regional and international agreements: To promote the investment climate the Sudanese government has established a number of regional agreements aimed at encouraging investment and creating trade opportunities with other nations: Sudan joined the COMESA trade bloc. Sudan is looking forward to joining the World Trade Organization. Sudan is attempting to join the Arab Free Trade Organization in 2007. Sudan has strengthened relations with regional and international organizations and corps related to investment.

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.

Contact Information Address : 6 Pindari Crescent O'Malley ACT 2606 Australia Tel: +61 2 61138010 Whats app: +61415197198 Embassy's Email: admin@sudanicanberra.com Consular's Email: cs@sudanicanberra.com Please fill in the form below to send us a message. Success! Message received. Embassy staff will be in contact with you. Send

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.

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.

Documents Authentication Any request that is not completed will be rejected. Please attached all requested documents together and send it at once. General Authentication: All documents issued by the competent authorities in Sudan must be authenticated by the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs before sending them to the embassy for authentication. All documents issued by the competent authorities in Australia or New Zealand must first be authenticated by the Australian or New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then sent to the embassy for authentication. All documents issued by countries other than Sudan or Australia and New Zealand must be authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in that country and the Sudanese Embassy. Fee: $250 AUD. Please note that all fees are nonrefundable. Commercial Authentication: All Commercial documents issued by the competent authorities in Sudan must be authenticated by the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs before sending them to the embassy for authentication. All Commercial documents issued by the competent authorities in Australia or New Zealand must first be authenticated by the Australian or New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then sent to the embassy for authentication. All Commercial documents issued by countries other than Sudan or Australia and New Zealand must be authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in that country Embassy Adress: Embassy of The Republic of The Sudan 6 Pindari Crescent , O'Malley, ACT, 2606 Fees: $450 AUD. Please note that all fees are nonrefundable. 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. 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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EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE SUDAN IN AUSTRALIA Message from the Head of Mission Dear Citizens and Valued Clients, It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the official website of the Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan in Australia and New Zealand. Through this website, you will find the latest news about our beloved country, including updates on economic and political developments, tourism, arts, archaeology, and culture. You will also find current information on the evolving bilateral relations between Sudan and Australia - New Zealand. The relationship between Sudan and Australia - is long-standing and strengthened by the vibrant and active Sudanese community in Australia - New Zealand. Our bilateral partnership continues to grow, and we remain committed to further enhancing cooperation between our two nations. There are tremendous opportunities for Sudan and Australia to work together in unlocking significant potential for mutually beneficial cooperation across various sectors. Our countries currently enjoy wide-ranging and expanding ties in political consultations, education, cultural exchange, agriculture, mining, and many other areas. We hope this website offers you valuable insight into the many promising aspects of Sudan. Our website also provides all necessary information regarding visa applications for those planning to travel to Sudan for tourism, business, or other purposes. We welcome your valuable comments and feedback as we continually strive to improve our services. My colleagues and I at the Embassy stand ready to assist you and would be delighted to provide any further support you may require. Please feel free to explore our website to learn more about the Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan in Canberra. If you have any questions or wish to speak with a member of our staff regarding our services, please do not hesitate to contact us: Email: cs@sudanicanberra.com Telephone: +61 2 6113 8010 WhatsApp: +61 415 197 198 We look forward to serving you. Wishing you all the best! Ahmed Abdelatif Charge’ d’Affairs a.i Opening Ceremony of the Sudanese Embassy in Canberra Sudan Embassy Canberra Play Video Opening Ceremony of the Sudanese Embassy in Canberra Play Video All Videos Watch Now Share Whole Channel This Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Share Channel Info Close