Sudan
Port Sudan
#1 Top 5 cities
Port Sudan remains the least impractical hub for essential diplomatic, humanitarian, port, or government work, but it is still exposed to conflict, drone attacks, outages, shortages, and severe service constraints.
Country overview
Population
489Β 725
Year-round temperatures
Day: 29°C aΕΎ 40°C
Night: 20°C aΕΎ 30°C
Climate
Very hot, arid coastal climate with severe heat stress through much of the year.
Distance to the sea
0 km
Social atmosphere
4/10
Costs
Housing cost
2/10
Food cost
2/10
Business friendliness
4/10
Safety
1/10
All travel is advised against. Conflict-related drone attacks, kidnapping, terrorism, crime, unrest, checkpoints, and limited emergency support create severe security risk.
Natural disaster resilience
3/10
Extreme heat, water scarcity, dust storms, coastal flooding, rough seas, and earthquake or tsunami exposure compound the conflict-related emergency risk.
Other scores
Other scores
Internet availability
2/10
Internet speed
2/10
Internet stability
1/10
Electricity stability
1/10
Community types
Largest nationality groups
- πͺπ¬Egyptians
- π¨π³Chinese
- π±π§Lebanese
- πΉπ·Turkish
Pros / Cons
Pros
- +Airport access
- +Good transport links
- +Lower living costs
Cons
- βUneven neighborhood quality
- βSmaller expat scene
- βFewer work opportunities