Embassy of Brazil in Khartoum, Sudan; address King Abdulaziz Street (33rd Street), Block 10, Al-Amarat, Khartoum; phone +249183217079. Head of mission: José…
Head of mission: José Mauro da Fonseca Costa Couto, Ambassador (as of 2010)
Brazil offers a rich cultural experience and stunning landscapes, making it an appealing destination for some of Sudan's 47 million residents. Its diverse attractions, including famous beaches and the Amazon rainforest, enhance its tourism appeal.
Brazil is generally considered less safe than many countries, with a Global Peace Index ranking of 129th out of 160, but it is safer than Sudan, which ranks 159th. According to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, Brazil has a higher murder rate at 22.5 per 100,000 people compared to Sudan's 5.1. In terms of organized crime, Brazil scores 7.5 for mafia groups and 6.5 for crime networks, indicating a significant presence of organized crime, though some aspects like foreign crime and human trafficking show Brazil performing relatively better than Sudan. Overall, while Brazil poses certain risks, it is comparatively safer than Sudan, but tourists should remain vigilant and informed about local safety conditions.