Egypt e-Visa Fees: Check the Right Total Before You Pay
Short answer: As reviewed on 1 October 2026, Egypt's official online tourist e-Visa fee is USD 30 for single entry or USD 65 for multiple entries. An airport visa channel and optional private application assistance involve different payments. Choose the visa and entry count that fit your trip, then check the total on the live payment page before you pay.
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Three prices travelers often confuse
A price only helps if you know which transaction it describes. Before using a figure to budget for your trip, identify both the visa channel and who will collect the payment.
| Channel | What the payment relates to | What to check before paying |
|---|---|---|
| Official Egypt e-Visa portal | The online tourist e-Visa selected in your application | The entry type and the live portal checkout |
| Visa channels at a point of entry | A visa obtained through an available arrival channel | Your eligibility, the particular entry point and its payment method |
| Optional my-evisas.com application assistance | Private help with an electronic visa application | The full order summary and its labeled components |
For example, an airport figure cannot tell you what the online portal will charge, even when both routes are described as tourist visas. Likewise, a service display is a starting point for an assisted order; the summary before payment is where you see that order's actual total.
Where the official e-Visa fee is collected
The amounts in the short answer are the tourism figures listed by the official Egypt e-Visa portal FAQ. If you would like help preparing an electronic application, my-evisas.com offers optional assistance. The portal says it collects the visa fee through its website after the applicant's data is registered and describes card payment. Select the appropriate entry type first; a quoted single-entry figure does not describe a multiple-entry application.
Before authorizing payment, read the visa type and amount on the live portal checkout. Fees and payment screens can change after the review date, so the amount shown for your selected application is the amount to confirm at that point. If you are paying for private assistance instead, review that order's own summary as explained below.
What airport fee guidance does—and does not—tell you
Current U.S. Department of State guidance illustrates why an airport quote needs context. For U.S. citizens, it describes a tourist e-visa on arrival at Cairo International Airport for USD 36 by credit card, and a physical visa for USD 30 in exact-change U.S. cash at other points of entry. Those are different point-of-entry and payment arrangements, even before comparing either with an online application.
If arrival is part of your plan, check the current rules for your nationality, your actual point of entry and the payment method available there. Do that before relying on an airport price in a travel budget. The e-Visa and visa-on-arrival guide helps you consider the route; current U.S. entry guidance provides the cited airport examples. An airport payment arrangement does not establish the amount due on the official online e-Visa checkout.
How my-evisas.com shows the application total
The Egypt tourist e-Visa assistance page shows starting service displays for entry types and service options. A starting display is useful for exploring an assisted application, but it is not the final amount to authorize without reading the order summary.
Before payment, the summary identifies the total charged by MyVisas LLC and each mandatory or selected component. Where government or third-party fees apply, they are labeled separately from the service fee. Check the selected entry type, any service option you chose, the component labels and the total together. That gives you a practical way to catch a mismatch between what you intended to request and what the order will charge.
Choose single or multiple entry by your itinerary
Start with how many times you expect to enter Egypt. For one continuous stay, single entry may be the relevant option. If your trip takes you out of Egypt and then back in, examine the multiple-entry option before choosing by price alone. A return to Egypt is a second entry, so the itinerary can change which visa type you need to consider.
Confirm the permitted entries and validity on the selected live application before payment and, after issuance, on the approved visa or document. Those details determine whether the permission you receive matches your actual travel dates and route. If you change your itinerary, check them again rather than assuming the first choice still fits.
FAQ
Why do Egypt visa fee figures differ?
They may describe different transactions: an official online e-Visa, a visa channel at a point of entry, or a private assisted application. First identify the channel and entry type. The official online tourism amounts reviewed on 1 October 2026 appear in the short answer above; use the live payment summary for the transaction you actually select.
Where is the official Egypt e-Visa fee paid?
For a direct online application, the official portal says it collects the fee through its website after the applicant's data is registered. Confirm your visa type and the amount displayed at its live checkout before paying.
Is the airport visa price the same as the online e-Visa price?
An airport quote is tied to a point-of-entry channel and payment method. The U.S. guidance examples above show how those arrangements vary, so do not use an airport figure as the online checkout total. Check the arrival route available to you if you plan to use it.
Does the price shown on my-evisas.com include every fee?
The product page uses starting service displays. The pre-payment order summary identifies the total charged by MyVisas LLC and labels each mandatory or selected component, including applicable government or third-party fees separately from the service fee. Read that summary for the order you have built before authorizing payment.
Should I choose single or multiple entry?
Match the entry count to your route: one stay and a trip that leaves Egypt and returns are different cases. Confirm the selected application's permitted entries and validity, then check those details again on the approved document.
How my-evisas.com can help
You can apply directly through Egypt's official e-Visa channel and confirm its live checkout. If you prefer help with an electronic application, start with my-evisas.com Egypt tourist e-Visa assistance and review the labeled order total before payment. Egyptian authorities set official fees, decide visa applications and control admission.
Sources
- Egypt e-Visa Portal FAQ, reviewed 1 October 2026.
- U.S. Department of State: Egypt travel information, reviewed 1 October 2026.
- my-evisas.com Egypt tourist e-Visa assistance and pricing explanation, reviewed 1 October 2026.
Important Notice
MyVisas LLC provides private application assistance and is not an Egyptian government agency. Information and fees were reviewed on 1 October 2026 and may change. Confirm the current requirements, selected visa details and payment total in the relevant live application before paying or traveling. Egyptian authorities make visa and admission decisions.