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Average salary in Sudan

What people take home per month and earn per year, by industry and against other countries

#124 by average salary in the world#11 in Africa

Wages in Sudan

92% of gross pay stays in hand after income tax and employee contributions

Per employee, all industries

Take-home / mo

$315

Gross / yr

$4,104

Gross$342/mo
Net$31592%
Tax & contributions$278%

Salaries in Sudan by industry

Take-home pay by industry against the national average

take-home/mo · % vs national average
Manufacturing
$1,052+234%
Mining & quarrying
$771+145%
Professional & scientific
$366+16%
Wholesale & retail
$346+10%
Staffing & facilities
$172-45%
Education
$158-50%

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Key facts

Salaries in Sudan in numbers

Manufacturing pays the most, and by an unusual margin

It averages $1,052 a month, +234% against the national average, where the same industry usually sits at -6%.

Industries pay unusually far apart

Education sits at the bottom on $158 a month, 6.7× below the best-paid industry, where a typical country stretches 3.1×. Which industry you land in matters more here than in most places.

Out-earns every neighbour

No neighbouring country pays more. The closest is Chad at $230 a month against $315 here. The widest gap is to Ethiopia, where pay is 3.6× lower.

Stands far higher in Africa than in the world

#11 of 42 in Africa, against #124 of 169 worldwide.

44% of the world median wage

Take-home averages $315 a month, against $715 in the middle country worldwide.

Public-sector work pays below average

Public administration, education and health together average $205 a month, 35% below the national average.

How salaries in Sudan compare

Neighbours, region and the world on the same take-home figure

take-home/mo · % vs Sudan
1Sudan
$315
2Chad
$230-27%
3Egypt
$97-69%
4Ethiopia
$88-72%

Industries against the world

Where this country pays an industry more, or less, than that industry is usually paid

Pays more than usual here

  • Manufacturing+234% here, usually -6%
  • Mining & quarrying+145% here, usually +24%
  • Agriculture & fishing-12% here, usually -38%

Pays less than usual here

  • Energy & utilities-40% here, usually +36%
  • IT & communication-23% here, usually +47%
  • Finance & insurance-10% here, usually +57%

“Usually” is what the same industry pays above or below the national average in a typical country

Data source: Mean monthly earnings 2022 (ILOSTAT), adjusted to 2026 using IMF GDP-per-capita growth

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$97/mo

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average salary in Sudan?

The average salary in Sudan is $342 a month before tax, or $315 take-home after tax and social contributions. Over a year that's $4,104 before tax and $3,780 after.

What is the average salary in Sudan in US dollars?

The average salary in Sudan in US dollars is about $4,104 a year before tax, or $315 a month after tax.

What are the highest-paying jobs in Sudan?

The highest-paying jobs in Sudan are in manufacturing, mining, and professional. Take-home pay in these industries averages around $1,052 a month (about $13,728 gross a year), roughly 234% above the national average.

What is a good salary in Sudan?

A good salary in Sudan is generally one above the national average — more than $315 take-home a month, or $4,104 gross a year. But a lot depends on your spending, where you live, and your financial goals.

What salary do you need to live comfortably in Sudan?

A typical person in Sudan spends about $80 a month, while the average take-home pay is $315. How much you need to live comfortably depends on the city, your family situation, and how you usually spend. See the cost of living in Sudan for the full picture.

What are the lowest-paying jobs in Sudan?

Education is the lowest-paying industry in Sudan. Pay there averages around $158 a month take-home (about $2,052 gross a year). For comparison, the highest-paying industries pay about 6.7 times more.

Is Sudan a high-salary country?

No. By average after-tax pay, Sudan is ahead of 27% of countries worldwide and ranks 11th out of 42 countries in Africa.

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