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Tourist visa to Egypt becomes more expensive. The increase comes into effect on March 1

Starting March 1, the cost for a 30-day tourist visa to Egypt will rise from $25 to $30 for those obtaining it upon arrival.

Effective March 1, 2026, tourists arriving in Egypt will face an increased fee for their 30-day tourist visa, which will rise from $25 to $30, as reported by the Egyptian Chamber of Travel and Tourism Companies. The announcement was made by Egyptian media, highlighting the new fee structure that tourists should prepare for before their travels.

The increase only affects the 'on arrival' visas, which are issued at Egyptian airports. Notably, the Egyptian Chamber did not mention any changes regarding electronic visas, available through the official visa platform visa2egypt.gov.eg, or visas obtained via Egyptian embassies and consulates abroad. This indicates a targeted fee adjustment aimed primarily at tourists who arrive without prior arrangements for a visa.

The Egyptian Chamber's call for agents to 'familiarize themselves with the situation and implement necessary measures' suggests the importance of preparation for both tourists and travel agencies in adapting to the new visa costs. This change may impact travel planning and expenses for many who wish to visit Egypt, a popular tourist destination.

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