1 mission of Sudan in Sri Lanka: Consulate of Sudan in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Addresses, phones and contacts.
Head of mission: Mr. M.L. Flraz Hameed, Honorary Consul (as of 2015)
Sudan offers a unique blend of historical richness and archaeological attractions, making it an appealing destination for some Sri Lankan travelers. With around 300,000 Sri Lankans traveling abroad annually, a portion may find Sudan's ancient heritage and contemporary features intriguing enough to consider visiting.
Sudan is currently considered a less safe destination for tourists compared to Sri Lanka. According to the Global Peace Index, Sudan ranks 159th out of 160 countries, while Sri Lanka is ranked 99th. The murder rate in Sudan is 5.1 per 100,000 people, higher than Sri Lanka's rate of 3.5. In terms of organized crime, Sudan scores worse across various categories, with indices indicating higher levels of mafia presence, crime networks, and human trafficking compared to Sri Lanka. For example, Sudan has a mafia group index of 6.5 versus Sri Lanka's 4.0, and a human trafficking index of 8.0 compared to Sri Lanka's 5.5. Overall, tourists from Sri Lanka should exercise caution and thoroughly research safety conditions before considering travel to Sudan.