Embassy of South Sudan in Nairobi
| Address | Bishops Gate, 6th Floor 5th Ngong Avenue / Bishop Road 00200 Nairobi Kenya |
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| Postal | PO Box 73699-00200 |
| Phone | local: international: |
| info@ |
Embassy of South Sudan in Nairobi | Address | Bishops Gate, 6th Floor 5th Ngong Avenue / Bishop Road 00200 Nairobi Kenya |
|---|---|
| Postal | PO Box 73699-00200 |
| Phone | local: international: |
| info@ |
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The Telephone contacts below from the Embassy of SS-Nairobi Facebook may aid someone in future.6th floor, Bishops Gate Building, 5th Ngong Avenue, Nairobi, Kenya, 73699-00200+254-729790144 , +254-737 488599 +254 (0)20 2711384/2.
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Kindly indicate a valid telephone contact. 020 4349107 is not functional as at today 2013 March 07. Thank you
please assist to provide your contact details as the number given 4349107 is not going through.
i have a group of donor from Italy .(Italian citizen)they would like to visit South Sudan this coming December 2012 as before we use to get the visa from the embassy in Nairobi. My question is, is it still the same or they can get visa on arrival at border entry like Nadapal or we have to do visas in advance before travelling to South Sudan thank and have a lovely day
Caroline Ating'a
I am writing to enquire if it 'll possible that S.Sudan will be issued in Nairobi, I am planning for studies soonest before the close of the year.
Regards
Daniel
There are erros on the above post. i mean she need to attained an interview there. She live in Nairobi.
I have question? when are you going to issue passport to live in Nairobi Kenya? i live in USA, and have wife that live in Nairobi. In couple days she will attained interview US embassy there. And the new country passport from her. Thank you, for response to by jmading@yahoo.com. regard
James Mading. or Asu@edu.org.
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