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Sudan Customs Allowance 2026: Alcohol, Tobacco & Duty-Free Limits

Flag of Sudan SudanDuty-free allowance per adult
  • See belowalcohol
  • —tobacco
  • —minimum age

Quick answer

Alcohol: Alcohol banned in Sudan (except diplomatic facilities); wines listed as prohibited imports (IATA Timatic).

Source: travel.state.gov, checked 6 Nov 2026

  • Alcohol

    Alcohol banned in Sudan (except diplomatic facilities); wines listed as prohibited imports (IATA Timatic)

    Source: travel.state.gov, checked 6 Nov 2026

  • Tobacco

    Not stated on the customs page.

    Source: travel.state.gov, checked 6 Nov 2026

  • Vapes and e-cigarettes

    Not stated on the customs page. Some countries ban vapes outright, so check before you travel.

    Source: travel.state.gov, checked 6 Nov 2026

  • Food, plants and animals

    Not stated on the customs page. Declare all food, plants and animal products on arrival.

    Source: travel.state.gov, checked 6 Nov 2026

Some of these figures come from a trusted secondary source because the official page was incomplete or unreachable. Confirm with the customs authority before you travel.

How much alcohol can I bring into Sudan?

Alcohol banned in Sudan (except diplomatic facilities); wines listed as prohibited imports (IATA Timatic).

Source: travel.state.gov, checked 6 Nov 2026

Can I fly to Sudan with a power bank?

Yes, in your carry-on only: up to 100 Wh each, at most 2 power banks, and no recharging on board. That is the international rule from 27 March 2026; your airline may be stricter.

Source: IATA guidance on the ICAO rule, checked 6 Nov 2026

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