Port Sudan, SudanCapital City
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With a population of 579,942, Port Sudan is no idyllic Red Sea port. This major Sudanese trade hub is grappling with an ongoing civil war, water scarcity, and searing heat that can reach 113°F in the summer. The city has emerged as a refugee destination, with internally displaced people facing shortages of food and water. And while Port Sudan serves as the de facto capital amid the fighting in Khartoum, the prospect of a lasting split in Sudan raises serious concerns. Ultimately, this is a city defined by its logistical importance and hardship, not scenic beaches or cultural charm - making it a poor choice for all but the most resilient expats.
Can I afford Port Sudan?
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You could save
$2095 / month
Savings Rate70%
Rent $370
Living Costs (Est. Village/Town Price)$535
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Safety3
Healthcare100
Walkability20
NomadGrocery Basket
Milk (1L)$1
Bread (loaf)—
Eggs (12)$3
Rice (1kg)$1
Chicken (1kg)—
Eating Out
Meal (Inexpensive)—
Meal (Mid-range)—
Cappuccino—
Water (0.33L)—
Utilities & Lifestyle
Utilities (mo)—
Mobile Plan (mo)$11
Gym (mo)—
Cinema Ticket—
Housing
1BR Center (mo)$370
1BR Outside (mo)—
3BR Center (mo)$1000
3BR Outside (mo)—
Expat Life
English Proficiency
—Expat Community
—Top Neighborhoods
—Elevation
4mNearest Airport
PZU (19km)Local Economy
Avg Monthly Salary
$210Mortgage Interest Rate
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Avg Internet
— Temperature
— Annual Rainfall
181 mm Coworking Spaces
— Best Months to Visit
May, Jun, Jul, Aug