Your Egypt eVisa, handled from start to finish.

Cairo, a Nile cruise, and maybe a few days on the Red Sea — that's most Egypt trips, and each one needs a slightly different visa. Tell us the route and we'll tell you which, before you pay for the wrong one.

30 daysMaximum stay

Single & MultipleEntry

A few daysProcessing

Most nationalitiesEligibility

From $67

Single or multiple entry · all-inclusive

Government fee: $30 single entry · $65 multiple entry. Our price includes this and our service charge.

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Eligibility: the Egypt eVisa is not available for a few nationalities (including Bangladesh, Nepal, Philippines and Sri Lanka). We'll confirm your eligibility before you pay.

What's included

A read of your itinerary to check single versus multiple entry
Review of your details and documents before anything is submitted
Eligibility check for your nationality and trip
Accurate preparation and submission through the official channel
The government fee (where applicable) and our handling — one all-inclusive price
Your approval delivered to your email, print-ready
Updates from a real person by WhatsApp or email

Documents you'll need

Passport valid at least 6 months beyond arrival
A clear scan of the bio page
Your arrival and departure dates
Your route, if you're leaving Egypt and returning

How it works

1. Tell us

Fill our short form with your details.

2. Pay securely

See your exact all-inclusive price and pay online.

3. Receive it

We submit officially and email your approval.

The mistake we see most: People buy a single-entry visa and then add a side trip to Jordan or Israel. Coming back into Egypt on a used single-entry visa doesn't work. If your route leaves the country at any point, say so.

Egypt visa — common questions

Single or multiple entry — which do I need?

Single entry at $67 is right for a straight Egypt trip. Take multiple entry at $103 if you're leaving and coming back — a Jordan or Israel side trip from Taba or Aqaba, for example.

I'm only going to Sharm el-Sheikh — do I need a visa at all?

If you stay within the Sinai resort area you may be able to enter on a free short entry permission instead. But that permission doesn't cover Cairo, Luxor or the pyramids. Tell us your itinerary and we'll say which you need.

Which nationalities can't use the Egypt eVisa?

Bangladesh, Nepal, Philippines and Sri Lanka passport holders aren't eligible for the online visa. Message us and we'll explain the alternative.

Egypt has visa on arrival — why apply online?

Visa on arrival means a queue and a cash desk after a long flight, and it isn't offered to every passport. An approved eVisa in your inbox removes both risks.

What do you need to get started?

Passport scan and your travel dates. We'll ask for anything extra your particular case needs before you pay.

What if my case does not work?

We check before submitting. If Egypt will not issue to your passport you get everything back — we do not submit applications we expect to fail.

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All-inclusive · confirmed before you pay · full refund if not eligible

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Shrish Travels is a private visa-assistance service, not affiliated with any government. Official applications can also be made directly on the relevant government portal. Rules and fees are set by the destination government and may change. Approval and processing times are decided by the Egyptian authorities, not by us.