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Khartoum, Sudan πΈπ©
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Nomad Score:
44%
π° Cost & Affordability
πΈ Cost of Living
78%
Weight: 150
Generally low cost of living compared to global standards, affordable for digital nomads on a budget.
π Accommodation Cost
75%
Weight: 80
Rental prices are relatively low, with options ranging from basic apartments to mid-range housing.
π Food & Groceries
79%
Weight: 40
Local markets offer inexpensive fresh produce; imported goods are pricier but still affordable.
π Transportation Cost
80%
Weight: 20
Public transportation and taxis are inexpensive, though infrastructure is basic.
ποΈ Entertainment Cost
60%
Weight: 15
Limited entertainment options; local cultural events are affordable but nightlife is minimal.
ποΈ Gym Membership Cost
55%
Weight: 10
Gyms exist but are limited in number and quality; membership fees are moderate.
π± Currency Stability
32%
Weight: 30
Sudanese pound has experienced volatility and inflation, impacting financial predictability.
π» Digital Nomad Essentials
π Internet Speed
41%
Weight: 100
Internet is available but often slow and unreliable, with frequent outages.
π₯ Coworking Spaces Availability
20%
Weight: 40
Very few formal coworking spaces; most remote workers rely on cafes or home setups.
β Cafes with WiFi
35%
Weight: 30
Some cafes offer WiFi but connection quality and availability are inconsistent.
π»β Digital Nomad Friendly Cafes
28%
Weight: 30
Limited number of cafes catering specifically to digital nomads.
π Digital Nomad Popularity
15%
Weight: 100
Khartoum is not a popular destination among digital nomads currently.
π± Local SIM Card Availability
70%
Weight: 25
SIM cards are easy to obtain and affordable for visitors.
π Quality of Life
βοΈ Work-Life Balance
60%
Weight: 30
Cultural emphasis on family and social life, but work infrastructure is limited.
π³ Environmental Quality
40%
Weight: 15
Air pollution and waste management are concerns; environment is improving slowly.
π§Ό Cleanliness
38%
Weight: 10
City cleanliness is below average with visible litter and sanitation challenges.
π¨οΈ Language Barrier
45%
Weight: 30
Arabic is dominant; English is spoken in business and academic circles but limited elsewhere.
π¨ Air Quality
37%
Weight: 15
Air quality is often poor due to dust and pollution, especially during dry seasons.
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Family Friendly
40%
Weight: 25
Limited family-oriented amenities and activities.
π₯ Healthcare
π₯ Healthcare Quality
40%
Weight: 20
Healthcare facilities are basic; private clinics offer better services but still limited.
π Healthcare Affordability
70%
Weight: 25
Healthcare costs are relatively low compared to global standards.
π₯ Healthcare
42%
Weight: 20
Access to quality healthcare is limited; serious medical issues may require travel abroad.
πΏ Climate & Environment
βοΈ Weather
75%
Weight: 80
Hot desert climate with very dry conditions; extremely hot summers but mild winters.
πͺοΈ Natural Disaster Risk
80%
Weight: 10
Low risk of natural disasters such as earthquakes or hurricanes.
ποΈ Green Spaces
30%
Weight: 10
Few public parks or green spaces within the city.
βοΈ Air Conditioning
65%
Weight: 15
Air conditioning is common in hotels and newer buildings but not universal.
π Seasonal Variety
20%
Weight: 10
Minimal seasonal variation; climate is consistently hot and dry.
π Noise Pollution
45%
Weight: 10
Moderate noise pollution from traffic and urban activity.
π Culture & Entertainment
π Culture
70%
Weight: 20
Rich cultural heritage with traditional music, arts, and festivals.
π Nightlife
25%
Weight: 15
Nightlife is very limited due to cultural and legal restrictions.
ποΈ Outdoors & Nature
50%
Weight: 15
Limited natural attractions nearby; desert landscapes and Nile river offer some outdoor activities.
π£οΈ Language Learning Opportunities
60%
Weight: 10
Opportunities to learn Arabic locally, though formal language schools are limited.
π§ Local Experiences & Tours
55%
Weight: 10
Some cultural and historical tours available but tourism infrastructure is underdeveloped.
π³ Indoors Fun
35%
Weight: 10
Few indoor entertainment venues such as cinemas or malls.
π Food & Fitness
π½οΈ Food Scene
65%
Weight: 25
Local Sudanese cuisine is flavorful; international options are limited but growing.
π§ Yoga Studios
15%
Weight: 10
Very few or no dedicated yoga studios available.
ποΈ Fitness Facilities
40%
Weight: 15
Basic gyms and fitness centers exist but are not widespread.
π₯ Healthy Food Options
55%
Weight: 15
Fresh produce is available; healthy eating options are moderate but improving.
πΌ Work Environment
π°οΈ Time Zone Favorability
60%
Weight: 20
UTC+2 time zone is convenient for European and Middle Eastern remote work.
π€ Networking Opportunities
25%
Weight: 25
Limited professional networking events for digital nomads or expats.
π» Remote Job Opportunities
30%
Weight: 20
Local remote job market is small; most digital nomads work for foreign companies.
π Freelance Ecosystem
20%
Weight: 20
Freelance community is minimal and informal.
π’ Coworking Quality
18%
Weight: 30
Few coworking spaces exist and those available lack modern amenities.
π Business & Economy
π Startup Scene
25%
Weight: 15
Startup ecosystem is nascent with limited funding and support.
π³ Local Payment Services
30%
Weight: 10
Mobile payment and digital banking services are limited and underdeveloped.
π Blockchain & Crypto Adoption
20%
Weight: 15
Low adoption and regulatory uncertainty around cryptocurrencies.
π Transportation
βοΈ Airport Connectivity
50%
Weight: 30
Khartoum International Airport connects to regional hubs but limited direct international flights.
π Public Transit
35%
Weight: 20
Public transport is basic, mainly minibuses and shared taxis.
πΆ Walkability
40%
Weight: 20
Some neighborhoods are walkable but infrastructure is inconsistent.
π Ride-sharing Services
30%
Weight: 15
Ride-hailing apps are limited or non-existent; taxis are common.
π² Cycling
20%
Weight: 10
Cycling infrastructure is minimal and not widely used.
π Intercity Travel Options
40%
Weight: 15
Bus and shared taxi services available but roads and safety vary.
π΅ Scooter/Bike Rental Availability
10%
Weight: 10
No formal scooter or bike rental services.
π‘ Connectivity
π± Mobile Network Coverage
60%
Weight: 20
Mobile coverage is generally good in urban areas but patchy in outskirts.
π VPN Reliability
50%
Weight: 20
VPNs work but internet censorship can cause occasional disruptions.
β‘ Power Grid Reliability
35%
Weight: 15
Frequent power outages and voltage fluctuations are common.
πΆ Public WiFi Availability
25%
Weight: 10
Public WiFi is scarce and often unreliable.
βοΈ Legal & Administrative
π Visa Ease
40%
Weight: 40
Visa process can be bureaucratic and time-consuming for many nationalities.
π Tax Friendliness
50%
Weight: 30
Tax system is complex; no specific digital nomad tax incentives.
π£οΈ Freedom of Speech
30%
Weight: 15
Restrictions on media and speech exist; political expression is limited.
ποΈ Political Stability
35%
Weight: 20
Recent political unrest and instability affect overall security.
π¦ Ease of Opening Bank Account
30%
Weight: 15
Banking procedures are bureaucratic and require local documentation.
π Ease of Business Registration
35%
Weight: 10
Business registration is possible but involves complex paperwork and delays.
πβοΈ Digital Nomad Visa Availability
0%
Weight: 35
No digital nomad visa or similar programs available.
π Digital Nomad Community
π Nomad Friendly
20%
Weight: 50
Khartoum is not currently considered a digital nomad-friendly city.
π€ Nomad Events & Meetups
10%
Weight: 25
Very few or no digital nomad events or meetups.
ππ₯ Online Community Presence
20%
Weight: 20
Minimal online presence or community for nomads based in Khartoum.
π‘οΈ Safety & Tolerance
π‘οΈ Safety
40%
Weight: 100
Safety concerns due to political instability and crime; caution advised.
βοΈ Female Friendly
30%
Weight: 50
Cultural norms and safety issues can pose challenges for female travelers.
β Racial Tolerance
50%
Weight: 50
Generally tolerant but some ethnic tensions exist.