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South Sudan Denies Reports of Visa-Free Entry for Only Tanzania and Egypt
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Medafrica Times
South Sudan has dismissed reports that it has granted visa-free entry exclusively to citizens of Tanzania and Egypt, describing the claims as false and without any legal or administrative basis.
The ministry said it had not issued any directive, policy decision or legal instrument granting visa-free access solely to Tanzanian and Egyptian nationals, nor had it approved the visa fee schedule that was circulated online.
The now-removed eligibility list had indicated that travellers from Tanzania and Egypt were exempt from visa fees, while most other African nationals would pay US$100 for a single-entry visa, US$200 for a three-month multiple-entry visa and US$350 for a six-month multiple-entry visa.
It also suggested that citizens of Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Central African Republic, Rwanda, Sudan and Kenya would pay reduced visa fees.
However, the government has clarified that the published information does not reflect official policy.