The Sudan Embassy in Tripoli warns citizens of serious steps

The Sudan embassy in Tripoli has reported that its honorable citizens have the procedures for extracting and renewing the electronic passport require the personal attendance of the service student of the consulate building, and it is not possible to complete the procedures otherwise.

The embassy warns its citizens against dealing with parties that claim to provide the service

The embassy warned the esteemed nationals against dealing with any party claiming and claiming that it is working to provide services for extracting and renewing the electronic passport for the service student through electronic correspondence only, and the citizens also warn against transferring or sending any financial sums to those entities.

The embassy stated again that the Passport and Civil Registry Office attached to the embassy is the only official authority authorized exclusively to deal with the passport system and the civil registry and complete all procedures related to Hijri transactions in general.

Hundreds of Sudanese have arrived in Libyan cities since the outbreak of the war

In its various cities, Libya includes large numbers of Sudanese who fled after the outbreak of the war, as the statements of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees showed the rise in the number of Sudanese refugees, which reached Libya at least 100 thousand and 200 refugees, the majority of whom are concentrated in the city of Kfara in the south.

Sudanese flowing embassies abroad in front of great pressure

This matter put the Sudanese embassy in Tripoli and the Sudanese consulate in Benghaadi, in front of great pressure, as a result of the Sudanese need for the identification documents, in terms of that many of them left Sudan without documents or documents that expired due to the looting cases that Khartoum and other cities were exposed, while stopping the civil registry offices in a large number of states, especially the states of Darfur.

Local authorities estimate that 65,000 Sudanese refugees have arrived in the southern city of Kfara, with between 300 – 400 Sudanese refugees per day to the city.

In May 2025 AD, the Sudan embassy in Tripoli warned that there are parties claiming to be related to the embassy and providing Hijri services from obtaining electronic passports, national numbers and other services, and these bodies collect financial fees in return.

She emphasized that it is the only official authority concerned with providing the Hijri and Consulate services to the honorable nationals in the State of Libya, through the consular section of the embassy, ​​and it is the only official authority authorized to collect the prescribed fees for providing these services and not others.

She pointed out that it has nothing to do with those parties, and that any party claims to do so should not be dealt with, which are fake parties that work on fraud and fraud.