A Chad entry visa is a mandatory requirement for Sudanese passport holders traveling for work, family visits, or cross-border trade. Given the close geographic and social ties between the two countries, Baeed Travel & Tourism provides a fast, professional Chad visa service with full follow-up on your file with the relevant authorities until the visa is issued.
Why Get Your Chad Visa Through Baeed?
Direct coordination with the official authorities responsible for visa issuance
Document preparation that fully matches consulate requirements
Reduced rejection risk through careful review before submission
Arabic-speaking support team guiding you through every step
Continuous status updates until your visa is received
Chad Visa Requirements
To ensure a complete application and avoid delays, please prepare the following documents:
Passport valid for at least 6 months
Two recent passport-size photos with a white background
Confirmed round-trip flight ticket
Hotel booking or an invitation letter from within Chad
Proof of sufficient funds to cover the stay
Yellow Fever vaccination certificate
Completed visa application form with accurate details
Chad Visa Processing Time
Processing time varies depending on the application type and issuing authority, typically as follows:
5 to 10 business days
May vary depending on application type and information provided.
Visa Validity and Duration of Stay
Single entry visa
Stay duration up to 30 days (subject to the destination country's authorities)
Requirements
- Passport valid for at least 6 months
- Two recent passport-size photos with a white background
- Confirmed round-trip flight ticket
- Hotel booking or an invitation letter from within Chad
- Proof of sufficient funds to cover the stay
- Yellow Fever vaccination certificate
- Completed visa application form with accurate details
Important Notes
- Visa fees are non-refundable in case of rejection
- Apply well ahead of your intended travel date
- All documents must exactly match your passport details
- The final decision to grant the visa rests with the consular authorities