Egypt entry requirements for Argentine citizens

How long you can stay

Your visa sets how long you can stay.

What you need

• Approved Egypt e-Visa, obtained in advance online via the Egypt e-Visa Portal (visa2egypt.gov.eg) — single-entry USD 30 or multiple-entry USD 65
• Passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival
• Printed e-Visa to present to the immigration officer at the port of entry
• Travel itinerary
• Hotel booking / accommodation details for the stay

Good to know

Argentine passport holders are on the Egypt e-Visa Portal's own list of nationalities eligible to apply for an e-Visa (the FAQ page states "a visa is required prior to entry into The Arab Republic of Egypt" and that eligible nationals "may be issued with an e-Visa upon application on the Egypt e-Visa Portal" — this is legally a visa, issued entirely online without an embassy visit, not a lighter-weight travel authorisation, so it is modeled here as visa_required rather than eta_required). The e-Visa portal does not publish a specific permitted-stay length (number of days) anywhere in its publicly reachable FAQ, About, How-to-Apply, Disclaimer or Terms pages — the commonly repeated "30 days" figure on travel-blog and visa-agency sites was not confirmed against this or any other primary Egyptian government source in this pass, so no fixed maxDays is published (stayPolicy stays at visa_required / no computable duration) rather than guessed. The e-Visa is not available to holders of Diplomatic, Service, Special, Official, Temporary, Nansen, Refugee, Mission, Alien's, or July-51-Agreement passports — those travelers must apply at an Egyptian embassy or consulate instead.

Source Egypt e-Visa Portal — Ministry of Interior, Arab Republic of Egypt (FAQ: eligible nationalities, visa types and fees)Checked against the source on 2026-10-19