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Egypt eVisa for citizens of the Netherlands: How to apply online
iVisa
7 min read
Updated on Nov 06, 2024
Summary
  • Visa Class: Electronic eVisa
  • Difficulty Rating: Easy (20/100) - Our rating system considers application complexity and processing time
  • Our Approval Rate: Approximately 99%
  • Visa Details: Single or Multiple entry options available
  • Validity Period: 180 days from the date of issue
  • Maximum Stay: 30 days per entry
  • Average Processing Time: 36 hours (estimated)
  • Starting Price: €49.99 for standard processing

Egypt visa for Dutch citizens

Are you a Dutch citizen planning a trip to Egypt? Whether you're dreaming of exploring ancient pyramids or relaxing on the Red Sea coast, you'll need to obtain the correct visa before your journey. Let's dive into the details of the Egypt visa for Dutch citizens and how iVisa can simplify your application process.

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Do Dutch citizens need a visa for Egypt?

Yes, Dutch citizens do need a visa to enter Egypt. The good news is that, as a Dutch national, you can apply for an Egyptian eVisa. This electronic visa permits you to enter the country for business, medical, or tourism purposes. The eVisa application process is easy and quick, especially through our platform. You don't have to make an appointment at the Embassy.

You can choose between two different eVisa types, both valid for a stay of up to 30 days per entry:

  • Single-entry visa: Allows Netherlands passport holders a single entry into the country.
  • Multiple-entry visa: It permits Netherlands passport holders to enter the territory multiple times within the validity period.

How to apply for an Egypt visa as a Dutch citizen

Applying for an Egypt visa as a Dutch citizen is a straightforward process with iVisa. Here's a step-by-step guide:

  1. Visit our website or download the iVisa app (/download). Provide your contact and travel information. Select your preferred processing time and pay the visa fees.
  2. Complete the rest of the Egypt visa application form and upload a scan of your passport.
  3. Submit your application and wait for your Egypt eVisa to arrive in your email. Print a copy and keep a digital version for your trip.

Pro Tip: Many customers have shared that having both a printed and digital copy of their eVisa has saved them time at border control. We recommend this practice to ensure a smooth entry into Egypt.

Egypt visa requirements for Dutch citizens

To ensure a successful application, Dutch citizens need to meet certain requirements for the Egypt eVisa:

  • A valid Dutch passport with at least 6 months validity beyond your planned stay
  • A recent digital passport-style photograph
  • A valid email address to receive your eVisa
  • A credit or debit card for online payment

We at iVisa understand that providing the correct passport information is crucial. In fact, the most common question we receive from Dutch applicants is about the passport number field. Our user-friendly application form is designed to guide you through this process, minimizing errors and potential delays.

Requirement Details
Passport Validity At least 6 months beyond planned stay
Photo Recent digital passport-style
Email Valid address for eVisa receipt
Payment Credit or debit card accepted

Processing time and fees

At iVisa, we offer flexible processing options to suit your travel timeline:

  • Standard Processing: Delivered within 36 hours for €49.99
  • Rush Processing: Delivered within 24 hours for €79.99
  • Super Rush Processing: Delivered within 12 hours for €99.99

Pro Tip: Based on customer feedback, many Dutch travelers appreciate our Rush Processing option, as it provides a balance between speed and cost-effectiveness.

Remember, these processing times are in addition to the standard government processing time. We streamline the application process, ensuring that your information is accurately submitted to reduce the risk of delays or rejections.

In the next section, we'll explore common questions about traveling to Egypt with your new visa, including entry points and duration of stay. We'll also share some insider tips from Dutch travelers who've recently visited Egypt using our services.

[Continue to Part 2 for more information on using your Egypt visa and travel tips]## Using your Egypt visa and travel tips

Now that you've successfully obtained your Egypt eVisa, let's explore how to use it effectively and make the most of your trip to Egypt. We'll cover entry points, duration of stay, and share some valuable insights from Dutch travelers who've recently visited Egypt using our services.

Entry points and visa validation

Your Egypt eVisa allows entry through various ports, including:

  • Cairo International Airport
  • Hurghada International Airport
  • Sharm El Sheikh International Airport
  • Alexandria Borg El Arab Airport
  • Luxor International Airport

Upon arrival, present your printed eVisa along with your passport to the immigration officer. They'll verify your documents and stamp your passport, granting you entry into Egypt.

Pro Tip: Based on customer feedback, having both a printed and digital copy of your eVisa has saved many Dutch travelers time at border control. We recommend this practice to ensure a smooth entry into Egypt.

Duration of stay and visa extensions

Remember, your Egypt eVisa allows for a maximum stay of 30 days per entry. It's crucial to plan your trip accordingly and ensure you don't overstay your visa. If you need to extend your stay beyond 30 days, you'll need to apply for an extension at the Mogamma Building in Cairo or a local police station.

Visa Type Validity Period Maximum Stay
Single-entry 90 days 30 days
Multiple-entry 180 days 30 days per entry

Pro Tip: Many Dutch travelers have found it helpful to set a reminder on their phone a few days before their visa expires. This simple step can help you avoid any issues with overstaying.

While the visa process has become more straightforward for many travelers, some still face challenges. Here's how these common concerns are addressed:

Challenge 1: Confusion over visa types

Many travelers are unsure whether to choose between single-entry and multiple-entry visas.

Solution: We provide clear, personalized guidance based on individual travel needs. Our user-friendly application form includes tooltips and explanations to help you make the right choice.

Challenge 2: Lengthy processing times

Long waiting times can be a concern when applying through traditional methods.

Solution: Our streamlined application process significantly reduces the overall processing time. With our Rush Processing option, many Dutch travelers have received their eVisas within 24 hours.

Challenge 3: High rejection rates

The fear of visa rejection is often cited in online communities.

Solution: We offer a thorough review process prior to submission, which improves the chances of approval and reduces the likelihood of rejection. Our team of experts checks each application for completeness and accuracy before submitting it to the Egyptian authorities.

Travel tips for Dutch citizens visiting Egypt

  1. Respect local customs: Egypt is a conservative country. Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites.
  2. Stay hydrated: Egypt's climate can be very hot. Always carry water with you and drink regularly.
  3. Bargain at markets: Haggling is expected in many markets. Start at about 50% of the asking price and negotiate from there.
  4. Learn basic Arabic phrases: Locals appreciate it when tourists make an effort to speak their language.
  5. Be cautious with street food: While delicious, it's best to choose busy stalls with high turnover to reduce the risk of foodborne illness.

FAQ

  1. Can I apply for an Egypt visa on arrival as a Dutch citizen? While visa on arrival is available for Dutch citizens, we recommend applying for an eVisa in advance to avoid long queues and potential issues at the airport.

  2. How long does it take to process an Egypt eVisa for Dutch citizens? With iVisa, standard processing takes about 36 hours. However, we offer Rush Processing (24 hours) and Super Rush Processing (12 hours) options for those who need their visa quickly.

  3. Can I visit Sinai on an Egypt eVisa? Yes, your eVisa allows you to visit Sinai, including popular destinations like Sharm El Sheikh and Dahab.

  4. What should I do if I make a mistake on my Egypt eVisa application? If you notice a mistake after submission, contact our customer support immediately. We'll guide you through the process of correcting the error or submitting a new application if necessary.

  5. Is travel insurance required for Dutch citizens visiting Egypt? While not mandatory, we strongly recommend travel insurance to cover any unexpected medical expenses or trip cancellations.

  6. Can I use my Egypt eVisa for business purposes? Yes, the Egypt eVisa is valid for business, tourism, and medical purposes. However, if you're planning to work in Egypt, you'll need to apply for a work visa instead.

  7. How can iVisa help if I encounter issues with my Egypt eVisa? Our customer support team is available 24/7 to assist with any issues you may encounter before, during, or after your trip to Egypt. We can help with application questions, provide guidance on using your eVisa, and offer support if you face any challenges at the border.

Egyptian Embassy in the Netherlands

Dutch citizens can contact the Egyptian Embassy in the Netherlands for specific situations requiring embassy intervention. The Embassy offers various services, including support for multiple visa types and travel inquiries. Here are the contact details:

  • Address: Badhuisweg 92, 2587CL The Hague, Netherlands
  • Telephone: +31 70 354 2000

Why choose iVisa?

At iVisa, we've been simplifying visa processes for more than 10 years. Our customer service team is ready to assist if you have any questions about Egypt or the Egypt visa application. Contact us any time via our customer service agents via chat or WhatsApp.

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