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South Sudan Embassy in New Delhi

Contact details for the South Sudan embassy, and what your documents must go through before South Sudan will accept them.

Apostille not accepted — embassy legalisation required

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Mission details

F-3/12, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi 110057

Attestation route for South Sudan

South Sudan is outside the Hague Convention, so an apostille is not accepted. Documents follow the longer legalisation chain, ending with the South Sudan mission in New Delhi.

Typical timeline: 10–20 working days. We confirm an exact estimate for your specific document and issuing state before you commit.

Process

Step by step for South Sudan

  1. State verification

    HRD for educational documents, Home Department or SDM for personal documents, Chamber of Commerce for commercial documents.

  2. MEA attestation

    Ministry of External Affairs attestation in New Delhi. No embassy will proceed without it.

  3. South Sudan mission attestation

    The South Sudan mission applies its own stamp, with its own form and requirements. We confirm which mission handles India before submitting.

Documents

Documents commonly attested for South Sudan

DocumentWhat it needs for South SudanUsually needed for
Degree & diploma certificatesHRD verification, then MEA attestation, then the South Sudan EmbassyEmployment, professional registration, further study
Mark sheets & transcriptsHRD verification, then MEA attestation, then the South Sudan EmbassyUniversity admission and credential assessment
Birth certificatesHome Department or SDM, then MEA attestation, then the South Sudan EmbassyDependant visas, school admission, residence
Marriage certificatesHome Department or SDM, then MEA attestation, then the South Sudan EmbassySpouse visas and family sponsorship
Police clearance certificatesHome Department or SDM, then MEA attestation, then the South Sudan EmbassyEmployment and residence applications
Commercial documentsChamber of Commerce, then MEA attestation, then the South Sudan EmbassyCompany registration, tenders, export paperwork
Questions

Frequently asked questions

No. South Sudan is not a party to the Hague Apostille Convention, so an apostille has no standing there. Documents need MEA attestation followed by attestation from the South Sudan mission in New Delhi.

HRD verification in the state that issued it, then MEA attestation, then the South Sudan Embassy. Typically 10 to 20 working days end to end, and the university's reply to the HRD department is the part that varies most.

F-3/12, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi 110057. Confirm before travelling there in person — missions relocate and change their public hours.

Timelines, costs, what we need from you and what happens if a document is rejected are answered on our attestation and apostille FAQ.

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