Visiting Georgia: Sudanese citizen → Georgia
You need a visa — apply through a Georgian embassy
Sudan passport holders must obtain an ordinary visa before entering Georgia, and the official consular information lists the Georgian Embassy / Consular Office route for this passport (the e-Visa Portal is not offered): submit the e-application online via the official E-Application System, then lodge signed hard copies in person.
The bottom line
- A short-term single-entry visa is issued for the days you request, up to 30 calendar days; multiple-entry visas can be issued for up to 5 years (usually after a previous visit to Georgia within the last year). Total stay is capped at 90 days in any 180-day period.
- The decision on a short-term visa is made within 10 calendar days of submitting the application.
- Since 1 January 2026 every tourist entering Georgia must hold health and accident insurance (at least 30,000 GEL of coverage, in Georgian or English) covering the whole stay.
- Regardless of nationality, holders of a valid visa or residence permit of one of the officially listed countries (EU member states, the US, the UK and others) can enter and stay 90 days in any 180-day period without a Georgian visa — confirm the conditions on the official page.
No step-by-step guide for this exact situation yet. The summary above is our rule-based guidance — deliberately conservative, and grounded in the official policy, but not a full source-checked document-and-timeline plan like our verified guides.
For the exact documents, fees and processing time, confirm on the official source →
Where you'll apply
Apply through the Georgian Embassy or Consular Office accredited for your country — submit the e-application and book the visit through the official E-Application System (geoconsul.gov.ge), then bring signed hard copies of the application and supporting documents.
Confirm exactly what you need for your passport on the official visa-information page →