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Official Languages: Arabic, English

English is used in some official, business, and educated circles, but Arabic is far more useful for day to day travel. Outside major urban settings, English may be limited.

Mobile Network: Mobile coverage exists in cities and along main population corridors, but service quality can be inconsistent. Data speeds are often modest, and outages or restrictions can occur during unrest or infrastructure problems.

Roaming/SIM/eSIM: Roaming may work for short visits but is often expensive and may be less reliable than local options. A local SIM is usually the cheapest choice for longer stays if registration is available and networks are functioning. An eSIM can be convenient for setup before arrival, but support is more limited than in many countries, so confirm device compatibility and provider coverage in Sudan before depending on it.

Card acceptance is very limited and often unreliable. Cash is commonly needed for hotels, food, transport, and everyday purchases, and foreign bank cards may not work even in larger cities.

Tipping is modest and not as structured as in some countries. In restaurants, a small tip is appreciated if service was good, but many local places may not expect one. Hotel staff, drivers, and guides may appreciate a small cash tip, usually in local currency. Because cash access can be difficult, carry small notes.

Plug Type: Type C and Type D are commonly used

Voltage: 230V, 50Hz

Adapter: Commonly yes, depending on your home country and your device plug type. A universal adapter is advisable.