New Tourist Visa Regulations and Online e-Visa for Egypt
Through continued efforts by the Egyptian government, new regulations have been launched to encourage more tourists of different nationalities to get the visa to visit Egypt and enjoy its distinguished tourist destinations.
The online e-visa portal supports 8 languages, answers several tourist inquiries while providing a secure electronic payment, and issued visas within 24 hours.
An additional 28 countries have been added to an already existing list of 46 nationalities who are able to obtain a tourist visa electronically and also upon arrival at any of the Egypt’s ports, making the total number 74 nationalities.
Tourists who have a valid visa from Schengen countries, the United Kingdom, the USA, Japan, Australia, New Zealand or Canada can obtain a tourism visa upon arrival to Egypt.
For more information about the 74 nationalities and to apply for an e-visa, visit this link: https://www.visa2egypt.gov.eg/
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