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  • What airlines fly nonstop to South Sudan?

    Based on the flight schedule for the next 3 months, no airline operates nonstop flights to South Sudan on a regular basis. One-stop options include:

    • Ethiopian Air
    • Egyptair
    • Kenya Airways

  • If I am planning on visiting the city of Yei, how should I travel there from the United States?

    Those that will be visiting the city of Yei during their stay in South Sudan will find it convenient to first fly to Juba International Airport. After arriving at JUB, you can then travel by car to the city of Yei, which will typically take you just over 5h in total depending on traffic and weather conditions.

  • Are there any airports in the United States that offer direct flights to South Sudan?

    Because of the distance between the United States and South Sudan, there are no airports that offer direct flights to this country. However, there are some airports that offer flights with just one layover, and these include Los Angeles International Airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport, and Dulles International Airport (IAD). Some of the airlines that operate these flights include Emirates, Ethiopian, flyDubai, and United.

  • If I will be spending time in the city of Wau, what is the best way for me to travel there from the United States?

    To visit the city of Wau, you can fly from the United States to Wau Airport. Once you have landed at Wau Airport, it is approximately a 10 minute drive from the city center.

  • What are the passport and visa requirements when traveling from the United States to South Sudan?

    If you are a United States citizen that will be travelling to South Sudan, you are legally required to have a passport that will be valid for at least six additional months after your entry to the country. You will also need to be in possession of a visa, which needs to be obtained from an embassy prior to traveling to the country.

  • If I plan on renting a car in South Sudan, what are some of the child seat laws I need to know about?

    Those that intend on renting a car after they have landed in South Sudan will want to keep in mind that the country does not have any laws regarding child seats, both for private vehicles and taxis. Instead, it is up to the driver’s discretion.

  • If I would like to visit the town Malakal, how can I best travel there from the United States?

    To visit the city of Malakel, you will first want to fly to Asosa Hidase Airport (ASO), which is the closest transportation hub in the area. After landing here, you will then need to drive the final distance to Malakel, which will normally take you around 11 hours in total. 

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  • If you would like to visit Kuajok, a city that is known for being the capital of Warrap State, you will need to first fly into Wau Airport (WUU), which is known for being one of the largest international airports in the country. Once you have landed at Wau Airport, you can then either rent a car or book private transportation to drive to Kuajok, which is just over a 1 hour journey away.
  • One of the most popular destinations for those that are travelling to South Sudan from the United States is Juba International Airport (JUB). This transportation hub serves the city of Juba, which is famous for being the capital of South Sudan.
  • Those that are travelling to South Sudan from the northeastern part of the United States will often depart from John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK). When you fly from JFK to your destination, you will often be able to find many flights that only require one layover, with these often being serviced by companies like EgyptAir and Turkish Airlines.
  • Travellers heading to South Sudan from the southern region of the United States will often fly out of George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) in Houston. When you depart from Houston, you will usually have up to three layovers and flights will frequently be operated by airlines such as Air Canada and United Airlines.
  • When going to Bor, a historic city that is famous for being the center of the national liberation revolution, you will fly to Juba International Airport. Once you have landed at Juba International Airport, you will then have to travel to Bor by car, which is generally just over a 5-hour drive away from JUB.
  • Individuals visiting South Sudan from the western part of the United States will frequently depart from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). You can often find flights for this route that only require one stop and they are frequently operated by Emirates or United Airlines.
  • To visit the town of Leer, which is the capital of Leer County, you will first need to fly from the United States to Juba International Airport, which is the closest transportation hub. After arriving in Juba, you will then need to drive to your final destination, which will take approximately 11 hours in total.

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