Embassies and consulates in Khartoum
- 43 missions
- 42 countries
- most embassies are here
Embassies and consulates in Khartoum
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Embassy of Brazil in KhartoumKing Abdulaziz Street (33rd Street), Block 10, Al-Amarat, Khartoum
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Embassy of China in KhartoumAl-Doha St, Khartoum
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Embassy of Egypt in Khartoumشارع تهراقا, Khartoum
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Embassy of France in Khartoumrue 13 Amarat, Khartoum
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Embassy of Germany in KhartoumAl Baladiya Avenue 53, Khartoum
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Embassy of India in KhartoumPlot No. 2, Al Amarat Street No. 01, Block 12 DH, Khartoum, Republic of the Sudan
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Embassy of Indonesia in KhartoumHay Matar Qadim Block 20, No. 448, Port Sudan, Red Sea - Sudan, Khartoum
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Embassy of Iraq in Khartoumشارع المعرض, الخرطوم
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Embassy of Italy in KhartoumAvenue 39, الخرطوم
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Embassy of Kenya in Khartoumشارع الستين, Khartoum
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Embassy of Lebanon in Khartoumشارع 5, Khartoum
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Embassy of Malaysia in KhartoumPETRONAS Sudan Complex No. 13, Block 7, Nile Avenue Khartoum
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Embassy of the Netherlands in Khartoumشارع 47 76, الخرطوم
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Embassy of Nigeria in KhartoumEl-Mek Nimir Avenue 19th Street, El Sheik Mustafa Al-Amin Street, 17, Macnimere Street, Khartoum
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Embassy of Qatar in Khartoumشارع الدوحة, Khartoum
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Embassy of Romania in KhartoumKafouri Area - Kassala Road, Plot 172/173 Khartoum North
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Embassy of Russia in KhartoumB1.A.10, Street 5, New-Extension, Khartoum, the Republic of Sudan
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Embassy of Somalia in KhartoumCIS Office Road, Khartoum
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Embassy of South Korea in KhartoumHouse No.55, Al-Jazira Street 56, Khartoum 2, Khartoum, Sudan
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Embassy of Spain in Khartoumشارع المعرض, Khartoum
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Embassy of Sweden in Khartoumشارع 43 70, Khartoum
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Embassy of Switzerland in Khartoum(temporarily closed), Street 15, House No. 7, Amarat, Khartoum
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Embassy of Tanzania in KhartoumBuilding plot No _12, Block Khartoum, Imtidad East Al.amarat street 33, Khartoum, Sudan.
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Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in KhartoumKhartoum Al Amarat Extension, Street No 9
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- Consulate of Egypt in Khartoum
شارع الجمهورية, Khartoum
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Honorary Consulate of Poland in KhartoumAltaef 394/51, Chartum, Sudan, Chartum, Khartoum
Missions of 42 countries are based in Khartoum, 43 in all (41 embassies, 1 consulate and 1 honorary consulate). As the capital of Sudan, Khartoum is where the embassies are.
Public holidays in Khartoum
Public holidays in Sudan
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Christmas Day
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Independence Day
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Coptic Christmas
The missions in Khartoum close on Sudan’s public holidays, the next being Christmas Day on Friday 25 December 2026, Independence Day on Friday 1 January 2027 and Coptic Christmas on Thursday 7 January 2027.
Other cities in Sudan
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Foreign missions in Khartoum
Khartoum hosts missions of Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Brazil, Canada, Switzerland, China, Germany and Djibouti, among 42 countries. Of Sudan’s neighbours, Chad, Egypt, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Libya are represented in Khartoum.
Types of mission in Khartoum
By type, Khartoum has 41 embassies, 1 consulate and 1 honorary consulate. Of these, the honorary consulate in Khartoum offers limited help: an honorary consul offers first help and passes documents on, but visas and passports are issued elsewhere.
Opening hours in Khartoum
Opening hours are on record for 6 of the 43 missions in Khartoum. Saturday opening is listed for 2 missions.
Other cities in Sudan
Besides Khartoum, towns in Sudan with foreign missions are Port Sudan (2) and Wadi Halfa (1).
Frequently asked questions
How many embassies and consulates are in Khartoum?
There are 43 foreign missions on record in Khartoum: 41 embassies, 1 consulate and 1 honorary consulate.
Which countries have a consulate or embassy in Khartoum?
Missions from 42 countries are based in Khartoum, among them Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Brazil, Canada and Switzerland.
Are embassies in Khartoum open on Saturday?
Saturday opening is listed for 2 of the 6 missions in Khartoum with known hours.
When are the missions in Khartoum closed?
The missions in Khartoum close on Sudan’s public holidays, the next being Christmas Day on Friday 25 December 2026, and on each mission’s own national day.