荷兰(Netherlands) 前往 苏丹(Sudan) 签证要求

Yes — a Netherlands ordinary passport holder needs a visa to enter Sudan. There is no visa-free, visa-on-arrival, or reliable government eVisa channel for Dutch tourists; the visa must be arranged in advance through the Sudanese Embassy in The Hague, usually via an approved Sudanese tour operator who first secures an entry permit from Sudan's Ministry of Interior. Sudan is not visa-free for Dutch nationals and is not part of any visa-waiver scheme with the Netherlands or the EU. A tourist visa must be obtained before travel. Applications go through the Sudanese Embassy in The Hague, normally facilitated by a Sudanese tourism company (approved by the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife) or a Dutch travel agency partnered with one, because an entry permit from Sudan's Ministry of Interior is required before the visa is issued. Required documents include a passport valid at least 6 months, two photos, the application form, a travel reservation/itinerary, and the Ministry of Interior entry permit; a yellow fever vaccination certificate is also mandatory. Processing typically takes two to three weeks. Travelers must register with the Aliens Department within three days of arrival. A critical practical note: as of mid-2026 Sudan is in the midst of a major armed conflict, and the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other governments advise against all travel to Sudan — consular assistance on the ground is extremely limited and most embassies are closed. Any passport bearing an Israeli stamp will be refused entry.