西班牙(Spain) 前往 苏丹(Sudan) 签证要求

Spanish passport holders need a visa to enter Sudan. It must be obtained in advance from a Sudanese embassy or consulate (typically the Embassy of Sudan in Madrid) before travel; there is no eVisa, visa-on-arrival, or visa-free option for Spanish citizens. Spain (ES) ordinary passport holders are not visa-exempt for Sudan and cannot obtain a visa on arrival or an eVisa. A traditional embassy ("paper") visa is required and must be arranged before departure, generally through the Embassy of Sudan in Madrid. Sudan only grants visa-free entry to a handful of Arab states (Egypt, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Yemen) and visa-on-arrival to a small set (Eritrea, Kenya, Malaysia, Turkey); Spain is on neither list. Requirements typically include a passport valid at least 6 months, application form, photos, and often a letter of invitation or confirmed hotel/tour booking. Processing is slow (officially around 3 weeks, frequently longer), so apply well ahead. IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTE: Sudan is in active civil war as of mid-2026; Spain's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other Western governments advise against all travel. Mandatory police/alien registration within a few days of arrival also applies. This guidance covers the visa process only and does not constitute a recommendation to travel.