South Sudan in Iceland
South Sudan has no resident embassy in Iceland. It is covered by the Embassy of South Sudan in Oslo, Norway. Contacts, address and head of mission.
Accredited from abroad
South Sudan has no resident mission in Iceland. It is covered by:
Frequently asked questions
How attractive is South Sudan as a destination for visitors from Iceland?
South Sudan offers untapped potential and natural beauty, making it an intriguing option for some Icelandic travelers. As a young nation, its hospitality sector is still developing but shows promise. With around 100,000 Icelanders traveling abroad annually, a portion may find South Sudan appealing.
Please answer the following question: How safe is South Sudan for tourists coming from Iceland?
South Sudan is generally considered unsafe for tourists, including those from Iceland. While Iceland ranks as one of the safest countries globally, with a murder rate of 0.5 per 100,000 people, South Sudan has a significantly higher murder rate of 14.9. According to the Global Peace Index, South Sudan ranks 158th out of 160 countries, indicating a high level of violence and insecurity. Additionally, the Global Organized Crime Index shows that South Sudan faces serious challenges with organized crime, state crime, and human trafficking, all of which are rated much worse than in Iceland. Given these statistics, it is advisable for tourists to exercise extreme caution and thoroughly research travel advisories before considering a trip to South Sudan.