The Engineering Council of South Sudan is established under the Engineering Council Act, which provides for engineering registration and licensing. (South Sudan Ministry of Justice)
Yes. South Sudan’s accession to the Engineers MRA was approved by the MRA Coordination Committee and the signing ceremony was held on 4 October 2024 at the EAC Secretariat Headquarters in Arusha. (Engineers Registration Board Tanzania – Press Release)
The Engineering Council Act provides categories including consultant engineer, professional engineer, graduate engineer, consultant architect, professional architect, graduate architect, technologists, engineering technicians and skilled workers. (South Sudan Ministry of Justice)
Yes. The Engineering Council Act requires persons practising in specified engineering categories to be registered and licensed. (South Sudan Ministry of Justice)
Applicants may be required to submit an application form, proof of qualifications, certified copies of degrees, diplomas or certificates, transcripts and other information requested by the Council. (South Sudan Ministry of Justice)
Yes. The Act allows temporary registration and limited licences for non-South Sudanese applicants who meet the registration and licensing requirements, subject to conditions in the Act. (South Sudan Ministry of Justice)
No. Foreign consultants or consultancy firms should confirm national or temporary registration requirements before rendering engineering consultancy services in South Sudan. (South Sudan Ministry of Justice)
