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Domina Coral Bay Resort, Diving, SPA & Casino 5*
Domina Coral Bay Resort, Diving, SPA & Casino 5*
Please refer to the information below concerning the travel formalities applicable to Canadian nationals travelling to Egypt. As these requirements may change at any time, travellers must verify them with the relevant authorities before departure.
Travellers must hold an ordinary Canadian passport in good condition, valid for at least six months beyond the expected date of departure from Egypt. Holders of diplomatic or special passports must obtain a visa before travelling. Specific requirements may also apply to temporary passports and emergency travel documents.
Visa
Canadian nationals require a visa to enter Egypt, including for tourism. A tourist visa may be obtained before departure as an eVisa through the official portal at https://www.visa2egypt.gov.eg, on arrival at authorised Egyptian ports of entry, or from an Egyptian embassy or consulate before travelling.
Since 1 March 2026, the single-entry tourist visa on arrival has cost USD 30. The single-entry eVisa also costs USD 30, while the multiple-entry eVisa costs USD 65. A tourist visa generally permits a stay of up to 30 days. The visa on arrival must be paid for in cash and in US dollars. Any additional service fees charged by a tour operator or local provider are separate from the official visa fee.
Travellers applying for an eVisa are advised to submit their application at least seven days before departure, carefully check the information entered and carry a printed copy of the approved eVisa. Holding a visa does not automatically guarantee entry, as the final decision rests with the Egyptian border authorities.
Travellers entering through the Taba land border crossing and remaining exclusively within the Sinai Peninsula may obtain a free entry permit valid for up to 14 days. A standard Egyptian visa is required for a longer stay or for travel outside the Sinai Peninsula.
Overstaying the authorised period may result in a fine and difficulties when leaving the country. Travellers wishing to extend their stay should contact the Egyptian immigration authorities before their visa expires.
Upon arrival, the immigration authorities may request a return or onward ticket, proof of accommodation and evidence of sufficient financial resources. Travellers must also retain proof of their entry into Egypt, as it may be required to obtain an exit stamp.
No specific vaccination is generally required for travellers arriving directly from Canada. However, routine vaccinations should be up to date, and travellers should consult a healthcare professional before departure. Vaccinations against hepatitis A and hepatitis B may be recommended. Proof of yellow fever vaccination may be required for travellers arriving from, or having transited through an airport in, a country where yellow fever occurs.
Travellers must comply with Egyptian laws, immigration requirements, identity checks and local customs. Any violation may result in a fine, detention, deportation or an entry ban.