The group quoted ‘Our Country’ Airlines as saying, ‘The reason for the rejection is due to a discrepancy in the visa documents, which indicated a type of multiple entries with a 90-day stay, which does not comply with the approved conditions,’ as reported by ‘The Sudanese Scene.’ The group confirmed that applicants must ensure that the field for the number of entries and the duration of stay in the visa document contains a ‘-‘ sign, as outlined in the guidelines, before entering the data through the ‘Enjaz’ electronic platform.
The group emphasized the importance of thoroughly reviewing documents before submission to ensure they meet embassy standards and avoid application rejections.
It is worth noting that last June, the Saudi ambassador to Sudan, Ali bin Hassan Jaafar, revealed the formation of a Saudi committee under his chairmanship during last Ramadan to study relief projects to support Sudan, indicating that the results of this committee’s work will be announced soon.
According to ‘Mandara News,’ this came as part of strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries, where the Transitional Prime Minister of Sudan, Kamal Idris, received Ambassador Ali bin Hassan Jaafar in his office in Port Sudan. The two sides discussed ways to develop cooperation between the two countries in political, economic, and developmental fields.
During the meeting, the Sudanese Prime Minister emphasized the deep historical relations that bind Sudan and the Kingdom, pointing out the importance of enhancing them to serve the interests of both peoples. For his part, the Saudi ambassador expressed his country’s full support for the transitional government and the Kingdom’s readiness to provide everything that contributes to the success of its developmental programs.
