Sudan Travel & Emergency Guide
Essential emergency numbers, speed limits, etiquette & travel tips
Open in WooGu (100% Offline)Emergency Numbers in Sudan
999
General Emergency
999
Police
999
Ambulance / Medical
999
Fire Department
Key Travel Facts
Capital
Khartoum (Provisional: Port Sudan)
Currency
SDG (SD£)
Official Language
Arabic & English (Official)
Country Code
+249
Driving Rules & Speed Limits in Sudan
Urban / City
50 km/h
Rural
90 km/h
Highway
100 km/h
Alcohol Limit
0.5 ‰
Toll & Vignette: Tolls collected at toll plazas on the Khartoum–Port Sudan highway.
Tipping & Etiquette
Recommendation: 5 to 10 percent standard in dining venues. Round up small bills. Expedition drivers and guides appreciate cash tips.
- DO Embrace the renowned Sudanese hospitality and warmth with genuine appreciation.
- DO Accept invitations to traditional tea (Shai) or spiced coffee (Jabana).
- DON'T Public alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited under national law.
- DON'T Never take photos of military facilities, bridges, or security checkpoints.
Power Sockets & Tap Water
Plug Type & Electricity: Type C, D & G (230V, 50Hz – British 3-pin Type G and Europlug Type C standard).
Tap Water: Tap water is not drinkable. Drink only factory-sealed bottled water.
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