Egypt Educational Tours

As long as they follow the normal processes, Americans can enter Egypt with no problems. Yes. 72 hours before travelling to Egypt, a COVID-19 PCR test must be negative (including Egyptians). Therefore, all U.S. citizens living abroad and other nationalities are required to comply with this regulation.

After booking your trip and acquiring your visa, you can either obtain your visa online or upon arrival with a valid passport. To begin, let's go through the essentials. Foreign flights resumed in July, but all passengers had to show proof of a negative drug test taken 72 hours prior to departure, as well as proof of valid health insurance.

You can get your Egyptian entry visa online and obtain it after 7 days that would cost 25 dollars for single entry visitor, and the price can go a little up to 60 dollars regarding multiple entries. Another way to get your visa is through the bank kiosks located before the immigration desk at the airport.

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Hong Kong, Kuwait, and Malaysia have a visa-free agreement with Egypt, therefore they may not need a visa on arrival. Depending on the circumstances, other countries, such as China, may potentially be exempt. Europe and American visitors and many other nationalities if it wasn’t the most of them need entry visa to get to the Egyptian lands.

According to a visa-free agreement with Egypt, countries such as Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Hong Kong, Kuwait, and Malaysia may not require a visa upon arrival. A country like China could be exempt depending on the situation. Enjoy this privilege and get to Egypt as much as possible.

Its currency is the Egyptian pound (LE). Money exchange should be avoided before arriving in Egypt. Dollars aren't accepted everywhere. As compared to the United States and Europe, Egypt offers superior rates on foreign exchange. Swap your international funds for Egyptian Pounds instead of buying things with them.

Yes. Required to enter is a negative COVID-19 test (PCR and/or vaccinated citizens). United States and all other countries citizens (including Egypt) require COVID-19 PCR test certificates to be in possession 72 hours prior to flight departure.

Yes. A negative COVID-19 test (PCR and/or vaccinated citizens) is required for entry. Citizens of the United States and all other countries (including Egypt) must have COVID-19 PCR test certificates in their possession at least 72 hours before their journey. US citizens aren’t excluded of anything and most welcomed anytime to the Egyptian lands.

Yes. India's citizens must obtain a visa to enter Egypt. The Egyptian Embassy or Consulate in India can assist Indian citizens with obtaining a visa. Indians can apply for a private, tourist, business, or work visa to Egypt, depending on the reason of their trip.

Visas are required for holders of passports from the United States and the United Kingdom, and other countries. Americans and nationals of 40 other countries can acquire a 30-day Egypt visa for $25 at the bank kiosks positioned before the immigration desks at Cairo International Airport upon arrival.

This visa is valid for 90 days after it is issued (usually several days after application). A maximum of 30 days may be spent in Egypt within the 90-day validity period. As long as the entire stay takes place within the 90-day validity period and the stay itself lasts a maximum of 30 days, you can choose to travel to Egypt at any time.

To enter Egypt, U.S. citizens must have a visa. Tourist visas for 30 days are available for $25 at Egyptian airports for U.S. citizens. Before travelling to Egypt, you must get a work or study visa. Most tourists, including Americans and British passport holders, need an Egypt visa.

India has a 12 percent lower cost of living than Egypt, according to the World Bank, but comparing to other countries, Egypt is one of the best regarding prices. The cost of living in Egypt isn't so high, and it's actually quite affordable compared to many other countries. It is relatively inexpensive to live in Egypt on a daily basis.

Because the number of people who have been vaccinated is increasing and the Egyptian Ministry of Health conducts vaccination rounds every day, the number of Covid-19 patients in Egypt is declining. Security measures are extremely rigorous, and the government is taking steps to ensure the safety of Egyptians and visitors to Egypt.

The answer is yes, Egypt is a safe country for tourists for Americans and other visitors doesn’t matter your nationality. Although violent crime is rare in Cairo, travellers should always employ common sense, such as not wandering alone at night or seeking a companion on empty streets. Egypt is the best option, even in a covid-19 scenario.

These are typical words in the hotel industry, with a few minor variations in the case of an All Inclusive package.
Bed & Breakfast is a combination of lodging and a morning meal (Breakfast).
Lodging + Dinner + Breakfast is considered half board.
The order of meals that constitutes full board is your choice: lunch, dinner, and breakfast.
All-inclusive packages include lodging, three meals, and drinks. As a promotional offer, some hotels include local alcoholic beverage choices +/- an evening or morning snack in this bundle.

Because of the current high exchange rates of the US Dollar in Egypt. With 100
dollars, you can buy 4-6 pieces of clothing. Polaroid cameras can be purchased. It could cover the cost of two to three days' worth of food at a typical Egyptian restaurant.

Cairo is one of the world's great megacities. As glorious and as rich in historic finery and authenticity. It is the center and a very alive city. You can go shopping and visit the Coptic and the Islamic history at once! In less than an hour, you can be at the Pyramids, Egyptian Museum, The palace of Mohamed Ali, and a lot more to see!

Cairo is a wonderful city, even though it's congested and the traffic is challenging.
Luxor is definitely more relaxed and pleasant in a way, but Cairo is more real.
Though it has spectacular sights, the Luxor area is a tourist attraction city, which doesn’t give you the real feeling of how Egyptians are living and their life style.
Cairo has many historical destinations that you don’t want to miss, and it
wouldn’t feel right if you came to Egypt and didn’t pass by its capital.

Afternoons are ideal for visiting the pyramids because large groups of people
have departed by then. Early morning is another option, but it's hazy and could be too sunny for you, so it may not be the ideal time to take photos! Bringing sunglasses, hats, and comfortable shoes is a number one tip.

An airport taxi will cost you roughly 150 EGP. Taking a taxi from Cairo Airport
(CAI) to Downtown Cairo takes at least 18 minutes. You may have a convenient
and comfortable ride to your destination from the Cairo Airport, Uber is also
available there!

Entrance fee of 200 Egyptian pounds is required to get to the great pyramids. The Great Sphinx and other temples are included in the price of all basic tickets. To explore the interior of the Great Pyramid, it would cost around 400 pounds. As for the middle and the small pyramids, it would charge a 100-pound worth ticket each.

Yes. The entrance charge to the Great Pyramids is 200 ($13) Egyptian pounds.
All basic tickets include access to the Great Sphinx and other temples. A visit to
the Great Pyramid's interior would cost about 400($26). The middle and small pyramids would cost 100 ($6.5) pounds respectively.

Giza city, located on a desert plateau just west of Cairo's urban district. Giza is the nearest and its proximity to the world-famous Pyramids of Giza is what makes it famous. On a road that connects Cairo's central district to these ancient wonders,

In addition to the pyramids, you can visit the Egyptian Museum, the Al-Azhar
Mosque, Old Cairo (Coptic Cairo), Saqqara & Dahshur, get amazed by the
National Museum of Egyptian Culture (NMEC), marvel the Khan el-Khalili
Maze, see the Citadel, and admire the Sultan Hassan Mosque, and many other
destinations that you might want to check

No, politico-rebellion has largely disappeared from the public consciousness. Due to the Egyptian government's efforts, terrorism is no longer an issue; on the other hand, the Covid-situation has improved more than most other countries as a consequence of the health ministry's work. To be on the safe side nevertheless, it's important to use common sense.

Besides Arabic, the majority of educated Egyptians are fluent in either English or French, or even both. At tourist locations, you can expect to see a lot of English speakers. When it comes to young individuals, the number of people who tend to speak English is much higher than older people.