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Welcome to UK in Sudan season 2010

The aim of these events is to develop a better understanding of  the UK's activities in Sudan. Working with the Sudanese people to deliver the peaceful and prosperous future that they deserve is a priority for the British Government.

Sudan: five years on

FCO's Minister for Africa Baroness Kinnock and DFID Minister Gareth Thomas held a press briefing in London on Wednesday 6 January to announce a £54 million aid package for Sudan.

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Baroness Kinnock visited the Al Malak Centre for Disabled Children

During her visit to Khartoum, Minister for Africa Baroness Kinnock visited the Al Malak Centre for Disabled Children in Omdurman  on 12January.

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UK in Sudan 2010

Welcome to UK in Sudan season 2010

The aim of these events is to develop a better understanding of  the UK's activities in Sudan. Working with the Sudanese people to deliver the peaceful and prosperous future that they deserve is a priority for the British Government.

Sudan: five years on

FCO's Minister for Africa Baroness Kinnock and DFID Minister Gareth Thomas held a press briefing in London on Wednesday 6 January to announce a £54 million aid package for Sudan.

UK in Sudan

Welcome to the website of the British Embassy in Khartoum. We hope this will improve and extend our service to the public in both the UK and Sudan.

On this site you can find information about the Embassy, about British Government policies and helpful information for visitors to and from the UK.  You can also access more detailed material about our help for British nationals, Visa, Commercial and Press Sections, as well as links to other useful sites. There is also a News section where you can find out more about the UK, Sudan and other international issues.

If you have any comments to help us improve this site we would be happy to hear from you, so please e-mail us. Enjoy your visit!

Where can I get information about how to apply for a UK visa in Sudan?

Sudanese nationals require a visa for travel to the UK. The UK Border Agency and the British Embassy, Khartoum work in partnership with a commercial organisation: Worldbridge.  You can find out whether you need a visa and how to apply through Worldbridge’s website www.visainfoservices.com.
Worldbridge also provides information through an e-mail and telephone inquiry service, details of which can be found on their website. All the information provided is supplied and approved by the UK Border Agency.
You can also receive details of how to apply by sending an email to khartoum.visaenquiries@fco.gov.uk

 

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UK in Sudan Season
2 February 2010
Uk in Sudan Season

Baroness Kinnock visited the Al Malak Centre for Disabled Children
13 January 2010
During her visit to Khartoum, Minister for Africa Baroness Kinnock visited the Al Malak Centre for Disabled Children in Omdurman  on 12January.

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Contact us

Find out contact details of British Embassy in Khartoum.
British Embassy
off Sharia Al Baladia
Khartoum East
(PO Box No 801)
Khartoum

Telephone: (249) (183) 777105
Fax:(249) (183) 776457
(249) (183) 775562

GMT:
Sun-Thurs: 0500-1200

Local Time:
Sun-Thurs: 0800-1500

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