Visa Invitation Letter For South Sudan

Information About The Person Being Invited to South Sudan

• Complete full name of the person travelling to South Sudan from Sri Lanka
• Date of birth of the individual travelling to South Sudan
• The person’s address and contact number in Sri Lanka
• Your relationship to the person invited to South Sudan
• The reason for the trip to South Sudan
• How much time the individual you are inviting wants to stay in South Sudan
• Information on accommodation and living costs in South Sudan
• The date the person you are inviting plans to leave South Sudan

Information About The Person Giving Visa Letter in South Sudan

• Complete full name of the person in South Sudan
• Date of birth of the person in South Sudan
• Address and contact number in South Sudan
• Occupation of the person in South Sudan
• Whether you are citizen of South Sudan or Long-term Resident
• A photocopy of a document indicating individual’s residential status in South Sudan. (eg: copy of a birth certificate if the person born in South Sudan or has South Sudanese citizenship card.)
• For anybody who is Permanent Resident in South Sudan, an evidence of permanent resident status need to be sent.

These details are merely a guide. You need to write the letter of invitation yourself. A number of South Sudanese visa offices may require that your letter be notarized by a Notary Public.

For a few kinds of visas like inviting aged parents, you could be expected to provide additional information such as the following:

• Details about your family unit, including names and dates of birth of your spouse and dependants as well as the total number of people currently in your household,
• Information on those you might have previously sponsored and whose sponsorship continues to be in effect,
• A written and signed promise of your financial support for your parents or grandparents for the entire duration of their stay in South Sudan,
• Proof of income at a level matching or exceeding the low-income for the total number of people, including the visiting parents or grandparents, must be included.

Other types of South Sudanese visas?

• South Sudanese holiday visa issued for people planing a trip to South Sudan for vacations, tourism, recreation or to see friends and relations in South Sudan. If you are a South Sudanese national, you don’t have to apply for a South Sudanese visa. Learn more
• South Sudanese business visa is granted to foreign nationals either to work with business representatives, participate in a scientific, educational, professional, or business conference or any other type of seminar, settle an estate or negotiate a contract in South Sudan. Learn more
• South Sudanese transit visa enable you to transit through South Sudan for no longer than 24 to 72 hours if either you have to enter South Sudan on your way to another country or you are making your way to join a ship as a member of the crew.

  Usually, you can include dependent children on your visa application if they are visiting with you on your passport. You may not have to submit an application for this visa. Find out more

• South Sudanese student visa is often issued to undertake a course in South Sudan. Student visas tend to be temporary visas which enable people to come to South Sudan for a specific period to undertake a course at a South Sudanese educational institution. Find out more
• South Sudanese Working Visa is frequently issued to work in South Sudan. Generally speaking, you need to have a appropriate South Sudanese visa with work rights. Several short-term and permanent work visas are available for South Sudan. Learn more about South Sudanese work visas.

Please note: Ensure you have the correct South Sudanese visas where necessary which is your duty to get hold of them. Generally speaking countries ask for passports to be valid for six months following the expiration of the visa. NB: Having a visa isn’t going to guarantee an individual entry on arrival in South Sudan.

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