Embassy of South Sudan, London facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Embassy of South Sudan in London |
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| Location | St John's Wood, London |
| Address | Bentinck House, 3-8 Bolsover Street, London, W1W 6AB |
| Ambassador | Sabit Abbe Alley |
The Embassy of South Sudan in London is the official home of South Sudan in the United Kingdom. It is a diplomatic mission, which means it's a special office where people from South Sudan work to keep a good relationship with the UK.
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What is an Embassy?
An embassy is like a country's main office in another country. It helps people from its home country who are visiting or living abroad. For example, if a South Sudanese citizen needs help in the UK, they can go to their embassy.
What Do Embassies Do?
Embassies have many important jobs. They work to make sure their home country and the host country (like the UK) get along well. They also:
- Help their country's citizens who are traveling or living there.
- Talk about important topics like trade, education, or peace.
- Represent their country's government and culture.
- Issue visas for people who want to visit their home country.
The Embassy's Location in London
The Embassy of South Sudan is currently located in a part of London called St John's Wood. This area is known for being home to many different embassies and international offices.
Past Locations
Before moving to its current spot, the embassy was at a different address. It used to be on Wellington Road in London. Interestingly, that building was once home to the Cambodian embassy before they moved to Willesden Green. Embassies sometimes move to new buildings as their needs change.
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The old embassy on Wellington Road
