The Republic of South Sudan has officially released the visa fees that Nigerian citizens must pay when applying for single-entry and multiple-entry visas to travel to the country. The fees vary based on the type of visa and the desired validity period.
Single-Entry Visa Fee
For a single-entry visa to South Sudan, Nigerian applicants are required to pay a fee of USD 100, which is equivalent to approximately N137,990 at current exchange rates. This visa allows one entry into the country within its validity period.
Multiple-Entry Visa Fees
South Sudan offers multiple-entry visas with two validity options. A multiple-entry visa valid for three months costs USD 200 (approximately N275,980). For those requiring a longer validity, a six-month multiple-entry visa is available at a cost of USD 350 (approximately N482,965). These visas permit multiple entries during the specified period.
According to the announcement, the visa fees for citizens of other African countries and other continents are also available on the official South Sudan government website. The fees are subject to change, and applicants are advised to verify the latest information before applying.
Context and Additional Information
The visa fee structure was published by Muhammed Hammed Olayinka, a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng, on July 17, 2026. The report also noted that Germany has explained its visa categories and financial requirements for 2026, including minimum bank balances for study visas and minimum annual salaries for certain work visas.
Nigerians planning to travel to South Sudan should consider these fees when budgeting for their trip and ensure they apply for the correct visa type based on their travel needs.
