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Egypt Requirements


  • Original Passport valid for minimum 6 months
  • UAE Residence visa valid for minimum 6 months
  • NOC – from your company mentioned salary, position, joining date and purpose of travel. (Address to Egypt Consulate)
  • Two (2) Passport size photo with white background. (Photoshoot available in our office.)
  • Original invitation from Egyptian company or organization with stamp and signature

Visa Type for Egypt Business visa:

  • Egypt Business visa Single Entry




Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, absolutely. As an expat living in the UAE, you can apply for an Egypt tourist or business visa directly from Dubai without needing to travel to Egypt or return to your home country. Green Apple Travel & Tourism processes Egypt visa applications for all residents in the UAE, including expats on employment visas, visit visas, and UAE nationals. We submit your application to the Egyptian consulate in Dubai, and you can complete the entire process from your home or office without visiting the visa centre yourself.

For a tourist visa, you'll typically need a valid passport (with at least 6 months validity), a completed visa application form, 2 passport-sized colour photographs, a return flight booking, and proof of accommodation in Egypt such as a hotel reservation. If you're an expat, you'll also need to provide your UAE residence visa copy (your visa page and entry stamp). Green Apple will guide you through the exact checklist when you contact us, and we can collect all documents from you for FREE with our pickup service across Dubai.

Our service fee starts at AED 750, which includes professional application preparation, document verification, submission to the Egyptian consulate in Dubai, and tracking of your application status. This fee does not include the consulate's official visa fee (which is typically AED 250–350 depending on visa type and processing speed), so the total cost you'll pay is around AED 1,000–1,100. Our AED 750 also covers FREE pickup and delivery of your passport and documents across Dubai, saving you time and multiple trips to the visa centre.

Yes, that's exactly what we do. You don't need to visit the Egyptian consulate or visa centre yourself—we handle the entire submission process on your behalf. You simply provide us with your documents and passport (which we pick up FREE from your location in Dubai), and we submit everything to the consulate, track your application, and deliver your stamped passport back to you once approved. This is one of our main services designed for busy expats and UAE nationals.

Standard processing typically takes 5–7 working days from the date of submission to the Egyptian consulate in Dubai, though expedited options are available for an additional fee if you need it faster. Peak seasons (October to March) or public holidays can sometimes extend this timeline. We'll provide you with a clear timeline when you apply and keep you updated via WhatsApp so you know exactly when your passport will be ready for collection or delivery.

The Egypt e-visa is an online electronic visa that arrives via email and is printed in your passport at entry; it costs less and is processed faster (2–3 days) but has some restrictions on eligibility and can only be issued for tourism. The sticker visa we process through the consulate in Dubai is more flexible, accepts business purposes, allows multiple entries if requested, and is valid for longer periods, making it ideal for most expats. We recommend the sticker visa for most applications unless you need extremely fast processing for a short tourist trip.

Yes, you can request a multiple-entry visa through the Egyptian consulate in Dubai, which allows you to enter and exit Egypt several times during the visa's validity period. There is typically an additional fee of AED 100–150 on top of the standard visa fee for a multiple-entry stamp, but this is well worth it if you're planning frequent trips or business visits. Let us know when you apply if you need multiple entries, and we'll include this request in your application at Green Apple.

If your visa is rejected, the consulate will provide a reason, and we'll discuss the options with you—these may include reapplying with additional supporting documents, applying for a different visa category, or in some cases, applying through a different channel. Rejections are rare with proper documentation, and our team reviews everything carefully before submission to maximize approval chances. If a rejection occurs, we'll help you understand why and guide you through reapplication without charging another service fee, only the consulate's reapplication fee.

Yes, Egypt business visas are available from the consulate in Dubai, and the process is very similar to a tourist visa but with additional documentation. You'll need a letter from your UAE employer on company letterhead explaining the purpose of your visit, your job title, and duration of stay, plus a copy of your employment contract or appointment letter, your company's business licence, and ideally an invitation letter from the Egyptian business contact you're meeting. Green Apple will advise you on exactly what your sponsoring company needs to provide, and we'll prepare all documents professionally to increase approval chances.

We save you time, stress, and multiple visits to the visa centre by handling everything—we pick up your documents FREE from anywhere in Dubai, prepare your application correctly to avoid delays, submit it professionally, and deliver your passport back to you. Our team knows the Egyptian consulate's requirements inside out, so we catch missing documents before submission, which speeds up approval and reduces rejection risk. We also provide WhatsApp support throughout the process, so you're never left wondering about your application status, and our AED 750 service fee is competitive and transparent with no hidden costs.

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