Embassy of South Sudan in Paris, France; address 1 rue le Nôtre, 75016, Paris; phone +33145637273. Head of mission: Mr. Michael Milli Hussein.
Head of mission: Mr. Michael Milli Hussein, Ambassador (confirmed in the diplomatic list of South Sudan, 8 Dec 2024)
Also accredited to: Portugal
South Sudan offers untapped potential and natural beauty, making it an emerging destination for travelers. As one of the youngest countries, its hospitality sector is still developing but shows promise. While it may attract a niche group of French visitors among the 13.7 million who travel abroad annually, it remains a relatively unconventional choice.
South Sudan is generally considered unsafe for tourists, including those from France. According to the Global Peace Index, South Sudan ranks 158th out of 160 countries, indicating significant safety concerns. In comparison, France ranks 84th, reflecting a much safer environment. Crime statistics further highlight the risks: South Sudan has a murder rate of 14.9 per 100,000 people, compared to France's low rate of 1.1. Additionally, various organized crime indices suggest that South Sudan faces severe challenges, with higher scores indicating worse conditions in areas such as crime networks, state crime, and human trafficking. Given these factors, tourists should exercise extreme caution and consider alternative destinations when planning travel from France to South Sudan.