United States Embassy in Juba

Embassy of USA in Juba, South Sudan

Overview

South Sudan is not a member of the Visa Waiver Program. All nationals require a visa to enter the United States, applied for at the U.S. Embassy in Juba or another U.S. post in the region. The embassy also provides consular services to U.S. citizens in South Sudan. Visa services in Juba are limited and subject to change; check ss.usembassy.gov for current availability before booking.

Visa Services

Visa services are limited and availability may change; applicants should verify current status at ss.usembassy.gov before planning a visit. When services are available, common categories include B-1/B-2 visitor visas, F-1 student visas, and immigrant visa types. Applicants who cannot obtain services in Juba are typically directed to another U.S. Embassy in the region.

Consular Services

The American Citizen Services (ACS) unit provides emergency assistance to U.S. citizens in South Sudan, along with passport and notarial services when conditions allow. U.S. citizens in South Sudan should register with STEP and monitor the State Department travel advisory for current guidance.

Trade & Export Support

Commercial activity in South Sudan is very limited and the embassy does not operate a dedicated U.S. Commercial Service section.

Investment Opportunities

U.S. investors interested in South Sudan should consult the State Department's current travel advisory and business climate information before proceeding.

Business Support

The embassy can provide limited information to U.S. businesses with operations in South Sudan. Check ss.usembassy.gov for current business contacts.

Cultural & Educational Programs

The Public Affairs section supports educational and professional exchange programmes including the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI), working with civil society and youth leaders.

Appointment Information

All services require an appointment and are subject to change. Check ss.usembassy.gov for current appointment availability and instructions before planning a visit. Embassy address: Kololo, Juba, South Sudan. Phone: +211 912 105 188.

Special Notes

Visa service availability in Juba may be limited or suspended; verify at ss.usembassy.gov before travelling to the embassy. U.S. citizens in South Sudan should register with STEP.