Good news for Sudanese passport holders: the Republic of The Gambia grants visa-free entry to holders of all African passports, including Sudanese citizens, for stays of up to 90 days — one of the longest visa-free periods on the African continent. This means there is no need to apply for a visa or pay any visa fees before traveling to The Gambia.
What This Means for You
You can travel to The Gambia directly on your valid passport without applying for any visa in advance.
The permitted stay is up to 90 days per visit.
There are no visa fees or complex paperwork required in advance from Gambian authorities.
What to Prepare Before You Travel
Even though no visa is required, it is best to have the following ready when you travel:
A passport valid for at least six months from the date of travel.
A round-trip flight ticket, which may be requested at check-in or at the entry point.
A Yellow Fever vaccination certificate, if your itinerary passes through a country that requires it.
How Baeed Can Help
Since no entry visa is required, our role at Baeed Travel & Tourism is to make the rest of your trip effortless, rather than processing an unnecessary visa:
Booking flight tickets at the best prices and schedules.
Booking hotels and accommodation in The Gambia.
Planning a tourism itinerary or organizing a business trip based on your needs.
Free consultation on any transit or health requirements relevant to your journey.
Contact us and we'll take care of every detail of your trip to The Gambia, without any unnecessary complications.
Requirements
- Valid Sudanese passport with at least six months validity from the date of travel
- Round-trip flight ticket (may be requested at check-in or entry point)
- Valid Yellow Fever vaccination certificate (if required by your airline or transit country)
Important Notes
- The Gambia grants visa-free entry to holders of all African passports, including Sudanese passports, for stays of up to 90 days.
- No visa fee or advance visa application is required for Sudanese citizens to enter The Gambia.
- It is recommended to carry a return ticket and proof of accommodation at the entry point in case immigration officers request it.
- If your itinerary transits through another country that requires a transit visa or yellow fever certificate, make sure to meet those requirements separately.