Colombia in South Sudan
Colombia has no resident embassy in South Sudan. It is covered by the Embassy of Colombia in Nairobi, Kenya. Contacts, address and head of mission.
Accredited from abroad
Colombia has no resident mission in South Sudan. It is covered by:
Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Colombia as a destination for visitors from South Sudan?
Colombia, known for its rich culture and beautiful landscapes, is an appealing destination in the global tourism market. With around 2.2 million foreign visitors each year, it offers diverse attractions that could attract a segment of South Sudan's 11 million population.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Colombia for tourists coming from South Sudan?
Colombia's safety for tourists, including those from South Sudan, presents a mixed picture. According to the Global Peace Index, Colombia ranks 143rd out of 160 countries, which is an improvement compared to South Sudan, ranked 158th. In terms of crime statistics, Colombia has a murder rate of 27.5 per 100,000 people, while South Sudan's rate is 14.9. Although Colombia's overall murder rate is higher, it is important to note that South Sudan faces significant challenges related to organized crime and violence. The Global Organized Crime Index shows that Colombia has higher indices for mafia groups (9.5) and crime networks (9.0) compared to South Sudan (4.5 and 8.0, respectively). However, Colombia's state crime and foreign crime indices are slightly better than those of South Sudan. While both countries face serious crime issues, Colombia is generally considered safer than South Sudan for tourists. Travelers should remain vigilant and informed about specific areas and current conditions when visiting Colombia.