There are ongoing military clashes occurring in Khartoum and other parts of Sudan. We now advise do not travel to Sudan.
Khartoum International Airport is closed and options for leaving Sudan are extremely limited. There may be ongoing disruptions to critical infrastructure and essential services.
We advise New Zealanders remaining in Sudan that the security situation remains volatile, and violence could escalate at short notice. We recommend having a contingency plan for departure in place and ensuring you have adequate supplies of food, water, fuel, cash and essential medication stockpiled. Carefully consider the risks for any departure route, including during ceasefires. Monitor media sources and keep in contact with family and friends.
If you are a New Zealand citizen in Sudan and require consular assistance, please contact the New Zealand consular emergency number: +64 99 20 20 20.
As there is no New Zealand diplomatic presence in Sudan, the ability of the government to assist New Zealand citizens is severely limited.
We encourage all New Zealanders visiting or living in Sudan to register their details on SafeTravel.
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Reviewed:28 Jun 2023, 15:20
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