Where to Find South Sudan’s Embassies Abroad: Full List and Contact Information (2025 Update)

(JUBA) – South Sudan continues to maintain an active diplomatic presence across the world through a network of embassies and consulates. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, as of July 2025, the country has over 30 official missions across Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe.

These missions play a key role in strengthening bilateral relations, supporting South Sudanese citizens abroad and promoting national interests on the global stage.

In Africa, South Sudan’s diplomats are stationed in key regional capitals. Notable ambassadors include Amb. Kuol Nyok Kuol in Egypt, Amb. Natalina Edward Mou in Ethiopia, and Amb. Simon Duku Michael in South Africa. These embassies support trade, immigration and cultural exchanges while also assisting South Sudanese nationals with consular services.

South Sudan also has a notable presence in the Americas, including permanent representation at the United Nations in New York, headed by Amb. Cecilia Adut Manyok. In Washington D.C., Amb. Dr. Santino Fardol W. Dicken represents South Sudan in the United States. These missions play a significant role in engaging multilateral bodies and maintaining critical partnerships with Western governments.

In Asia, diplomatic posts include embassies in India, Japan, China, and Israel. Ambassadors such as Amb. Lumumba Makelele Nyajok (India) and Amb. Victoria Samuel Aru (Japan) oversee relations with countries that have increasingly invested in South Sudan’s energy, agriculture and development sectors.

In the Gulf region, Amb. Mawien Makol Ariik leads the mission in Abu Dhabi, UAE, while Amb. Awad Elkarim Erasto is based in Kuwait. These missions also provide services to thousands of South Sudanese working across the Middle East.

In Europe, South Sudan is represented in several countries including the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, and Norway. Amb. Nickson Deng Peter is based in London, while Amb. Michael Mili Hussein represents the country in Paris. These missions handle diplomatic engagement and also support academic and diaspora communities.

Below is a simplified overview of some key South Sudanese diplomatic missions as of July 2025:

South Sudan’s embassies serve multiple functions, including passport renewals, visa processing, coordination of development projects, protection of citizens abroad and economic diplomacy. These missions also represent South Sudan in major political and international forums.

While not all diplomatic missions have publicly listed physical addresses or contact details, many continue to function and engage bilaterally with host countries. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs regularly updates the list of missions and encourages citizens and partners to reach out to embassies for consular support or enquiries.

It is advisable for South Sudanese citizens travelling or living abroad to stay in contact with the nearest embassy or consulate for any required services, legal issues or emergencies.

Disclaimer: Information valid as of July 2025. Contact details and assignments are subject to change based on diplomatic reshuffles or host country regulations. This reference guide is based on the latest publicly available data from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation portal (Missions Abroad).