中国(China) 前往 南苏丹(South Sudan) 签证要求

Chinese ordinary passport holders need an eVisa to visit South Sudan. Apply online at the official portal (evisa.gov.ss) before travel; there is no visa-free entry or visa-on-arrival for ordinary Chinese passports. A Chinese (CN) ordinary passport holder traveling to South Sudan (SS) for tourism must obtain an electronic visa (eVisa) in advance. South Sudan's eVisa is open to citizens of all countries, including China, and is the standard route for short visits. Only Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda are visa-exempt, and visa-on-arrival is limited to Burundi/Rwanda nationals plus diplomatic and official passport holders, so an ordinary Chinese passport does not qualify for either. The eVisa is applied for entirely online: create an account at evisa.gov.ss, complete the form, upload a passport scan, photo and yellow fever certificate, pay by card, and download the approved PDF (typically within a few business days) to print and present on arrival. A single-entry visa permits a stay of up to 90 days; a multiple-entry visa is valid up to 180 days with stays up to 90 days per visit. A yellow fever vaccination certificate is mandatory. Note South Sudan is subject to serious travel-safety advisories, but that is separate from the visa requirement.