Saudi Arabia to Egypt tourist visa
Complete Egypt entry requirements and travel guide for Saudi Arabian citizens. Visa-free entry for GCC nationals. Updated December 2025.
- Visa
- Egypt Visa-Free Entry
- Fee
- Free
- Processing time
- On arrival
- Length of stay
- Up to 6 months
Required documents
- Valid Saudi Passport — Your Saudi passport must be valid for at least six months from your arrival date in Egypt
- Return or Onward Travel — Proof of your return flight to Saudi Arabia or onward travel to another destination
- Proof of Sufficient Funds — Evidence that you can support yourself during your stay in Egypt
Common questions
- Do Saudi citizens need a visa to visit Egypt?
- No. Saudi citizens can enter Egypt visa-free as GCC nationals. You simply present your valid Saudi passport at immigration and receive an entry stamp allowing stays of up to 90 days.
- How long can Saudi citizens stay in Egypt?
- Saudi citizens can stay in Egypt for up to 90 days per visit without a visa. For longer stays, you would need to apply for a visa extension through Egyptian immigration authorities or exit and re-enter.
- Is there a fee for Saudi citizens to enter Egypt?
- No. Entry is free for Saudi citizens. Unlike visitors from many other countries who must pay $25 for a visa on arrival or e-visa, GCC nationals including Saudis enter at no cost.
- What documents do I need to enter Egypt as a Saudi citizen?
- You need a valid Saudi passport with at least six months validity and one blank page. Immigration may also ask for proof of return travel, accommodation details, and sufficient funds for your stay.
- Can I enter Egypt by land as a Saudi citizen?
- Yes. Saudi citizens can enter Egypt at any authorized port of entry, including land borders, airports, and seaports. The visa-free entry applies regardless of how you arrive.
- Can Saudi citizens work in Egypt on visa-free entry?
- No. The visa-free entry is for tourism, family visits, and short business meetings only. To work in Egypt, you must obtain the appropriate work visa through the Egyptian embassy before traveling.