Planning your trip to Egypt? Before you pack your bags, make sure you know how to obtain the correct Egypt tourist visa. This guide will walk you through everything you need — from visa types to application steps — making your travel planning smooth and stress-free.
Most foreign travelers, including tourists from Europe, the UK, the USA, and Australia, need a visa to enter Egypt. However, citizens of certain countries like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and some Gulf states may enter without a visa or get one on arrival.
e-Visa (Electronic Visa):
Available online for over 70 nationalities. It’s the most convenient way to apply.
Valid for: 30 days (single or multiple entry).
Apply here: https://www.visa2egypt.gov.eg
Visa on Arrival:
Available at Egyptian airports for certain nationalities.
Cost: $25 (single entry).
Tip: Bring exact cash in USD.
Visa from Egyptian Embassy:
Recommended for nationalities not eligible for e-Visa or visa on arrival.
Apply at your local Egyptian consulate before travel.
To apply for an Egypt e-Visa, you’ll need:
A valid passport (with at least 6 months validity)
A credit or debit card
A clear digital copy of your passport’s main page
An email address for receiving your visa
Travel details and accommodation address in Egypt
Visit https://www.visa2egypt.gov.eg
Create an account
Choose the visa type (single or multiple entry)
Upload required documents
Pay the visa fee online
Wait for email confirmation (usually within 1–3 business days)
Print your e-Visa and carry it when you travel
Single-entry e-Visa: $25 USD
Multiple-entry e-Visa: $60 USD
Visa on Arrival: $25 USD (single entry only)
Prices are subject to change — always check the official website before you apply.
Print your e-Visa before departure
Carry your hotel booking and return flight details
Have USD in small denominations
Be ready for possible questions about your stay
Let Croco Nile Egypt Travel assist you with visa info, airport pickup, hotel bookings, and custom tours. We make your journey smooth from arrival to departure
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