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Egypt e-Visa, the official paid e-visa, and how to spot the middlemen who mark it up.

The government e-Visa is USD 30 single entry and USD 65 multiple entry. Check the eligible-nationality list before you start.

Last reviewed 2026-08-30
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Egypt’s e-Visa is applied for on a government portal run by the Ministry of Interior. Current tourism fees are USD 30 single entry and USD 65 multiple entry.

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www.visa2egypt.gov.eg/eVisa/Home
Run by Ministry of Interior, Arab Republic of Egypt. Last verified August 30, 2026. · Archived snapshot

The portal is not open to every passport. The official FAQ lists the nationalities that can currently use the eVisa, so that list is the first thing to read.

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www.visa2egypt.gov.eg/eVisa/FAQ
Run by Ministry of Interior, Arab Republic of Egypt. Last verified August 30, 2026. · Archived snapshot

Start here

1. Eligibility, fees, and how the eVisa differs from a visa on arrival

What USD 30 and USD 65 buy, the 7-day lead time, and why arrival visas depend on passport and port. → Read the e-Visa overview

2. What the application and the border ask for

Ten items from the portal and its FAQ, including the official entry checklist. → Open the field guide

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