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Holidaying in Egypt over Easter? Unusual measures due to energy crisis restrict tourists

By Verena Schad

Anyone planning a trip to Egypt over Easter should be prepared for unusual changes. Due to a severe energy crisis, the government has decided to take short-term measures that will also affect tourists.

From higher entry costs to restrictions in everyday life such as shorter opening hours for restaurants and museums – the government in Egypt has pulled the ripcord at short notice in the face of the worsening energy crisis and introduced rules that also affect the important tourism sector.

Visas becomes more expensive – e-visa as an alternative

It can already be more expensive to enter the country. From March 2026, the so-called “visa on arrival” will cost around $30 (€25.90) instead of the previous $25 (€21.58), as reported by the internet portal reisereporter.de, among others.

If you want to save money, you can switch to the electronic visa. This remains at $25, but must be applied for online in good time before departure. In addition, waiting times at the airport can often be reduced…

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