Citizens from 78 countries, including most European, American, and certain Asian nations, can use the digital system. To verify if your nationality qualifies under the latest 2026 statutes, please check our comprehensive list of eligible countries. If your country is not listed, you may need to consult the nearest consulate for traditional processing.

The validity of your travel authorization depends strictly on the visa type selected during the application. Typically, a single-entry visa remains valid for 90 days from the date of issuance. For a detailed breakdown of stay limits and expiration rules, please refer to our ultimate e-visa guide.

Every applicant must possess a valid international biometric passport with at least six months of remaining validity. Additionally, a high-quality digital scan of the passport's information page is required. You can find a complete documentation checklist on our Egypt e-visa before apply page.

While most applications are processed within a few business days, we strongly advise applying at least seven days before your departure. This allows for any necessary security adjudication by the Ministry of Interior. For more details on the technical workflow, visit how it works Egypt visa application.

No. All foreign travelers must apply using a physical, valid international passport. Under current e-visa Egypt information statutes, ID cards, residence permits, or travel documents other than an official passport are not accepted for the e-Visa system.

A single-entry visa allows one entry into Egypt for a stay of up to 30 days. A multiple-entry visa allows you to exit and re-enter the country multiple times within a six-month window. For travel tips and logistical advice on which option suits your itinerary, explore our Egypt travel guide.

Most rejections occur due to typographical errors, blurred passport scans, or mismatched data. If you encounter issues, our Egypt e-visa foreigners immigration guide provides essential information on compliance and common pitfalls to avoid.

No. Government and service fees are dedicated to the adjudication and processing of the application and are non-refundable regardless of the outcome. You can find the full legal details in our payment policy and terms of service and conditions.

We implement industry-standard encryption to ensure all client data remains confidential and secure from unauthorized access. For comprehensive information on data handling, please review our privacy policy and our cookie policy.

Our team of visa specialists is available to provide expert guidance throughout your application journey. To learn more about our team and our mission to simplify international travel, visit the about us Egypt visa experts page or follow our latest updates on the blog.