Egypt eVisa
The official portal lists eligible nationalities and currently provides tourism visas for single or multiple entry. Confirm the live eligibility list before applying.
Egypt’s eVisa route depends on passport nationality, purpose, timing and the travel evidence you can present on arrival. Use the desk below to structure the route before documents are submitted.
Start with the traveller and purpose. The correct channel comes before the checklist.
The official portal lists eligible nationalities and currently provides tourism visas for single or multiple entry. Confirm the live eligibility list before applying.
If the passport is not on the current eVisa list — or you are unsure — verify the correct embassy, consular or other official route before preparing the file.
Tourism, family visits and business-related travel can require different supporting evidence. The purpose should be clear before submission.
This tool structures the enquiry. It does not decide visa eligibility or replace the Egyptian authorities’ current rules.
Tick only what is genuinely ready. The official eVisa FAQ lists the following arrival items or supporting evidence depending on the trip.
The official portal instructs applicants to create the eVisa application at least 7 days before departure. Processing and entry decisions remain with Egyptian authorities.
Check the traveller’s nationality against the current official eVisa list.
Register, select the visa type, complete the application and pay through the official portal.
Create the eVisa application at least 7 days before departure, according to the official portal.
After processing, follow the email / account status and print the approved eVisa.
Present the printed eVisa and supporting arrival documents to immigration.
Rules, nationality lists and fees can change. These links should be checked again when the application is prepared.
The official eVisa portal maintains a nationality list. Eligibility should be checked there at the time of application rather than assumed from UAE residence alone.
The official portal currently instructs applicants to create the eVisa application at least 7 days before departure. This is a minimum application lead-time instruction, not a processing-time guarantee.
The official eVisa FAQ currently lists a passport valid for at least 6 months from the arrival date as an entry requirement.
The official eVisa FAQ currently lists tourism visas for single and multiple entry. Confirm the current options and fees on the portal before applying.
The official FAQ lists supporting letters such as a company or invitation letter for business / family visits. The correct visa route and purpose should still be confirmed before submission.
No. Djamel DXB can support preparation and practical steps, but eligibility, approval, processing and final entry decisions remain with the Egyptian authorities.
Share the passport / nationality context, purpose of travel, intended dates and any application already started. The Dubai desk can then structure the next practical step without promising an authority-controlled outcome.