Andorra to Sudan visa requirements

Yes. Andorran ordinary passport holders need an advance Sudan entry/tourist visa before travelling; use the responsible Sudanese embassy or consulate, not a visa-on-arrival or eVisa route. Official Sudanese mission pages require a signed application form, passport validity of at least 6 months, photo, and sponsor / hotel / Sudan travel-agency support; fees and processing vary by mission. Sudan is under active-conflict Do Not Travel advisories. As of 2026-06-20, official Sudanese embassy pages and government travel advisories support a visa-required result for Andorran ordinary passport holders visiting Sudan. No official Sudan visa-free, visa-on-arrival, or eVisa channel was found for Andorran tourists; do not confuse Sudan (SD) with South Sudan (SS), which has a separate eVisa portal. Sudanese mission guidance routes short tourism through an entry/tourist visa obtained before travel. The Sudan Embassy in Madrid lists a signed application form, passport valid at least 6 months, one photo, and either a Sudanese sponsor ID, hotel confirmation, or Sudan travel-agency letter, with a USD 154 processing fee and up to 2 weeks processing. Washington lists USD 154 and up to 10 working days for entry-visa processing after Ministry of Foreign Affairs approval where required. Berlin says tourist visa requests may need a recognized Sudan travel agency or sponsor to obtain a unique entry-permit number via Sudan's Ministry of Interior, then official forwarding through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs before embassy issuance; Berlin lists EUR 80 for tourist/visit/single-entry visa fees. Because fees, payment methods, processing, sponsor documents and jurisdiction differ by mission, applicants should confirm the responsible Sudanese mission before applying. Current U.S. and Australian official advisories remain Do Not Travel due to armed conflict, civil unrest, terrorism and kidnapping; many services, airports, medical facilities and consular support remain disrupted.