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Egypt Citizenship by Investment

To qualify for Egyptian citizenship under the current regulations, applicants can choose from several investment options.

The first option is a non-refundable contribution of USD 250,000 to the state’s public treasury.

The second option involves a real estate investment of USD 300,000 in government-owned projects, which may include properties under construction or completed. Investors can sell the property after five years.

The third option is a business investment of USD 350,000 in a new or existing local business, along with a USD 100,000 donation to the state’s treasury.

The final option is a USD 500,000 bank deposit, refundable in local currency after three years, without interest.

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Applicants must be in good health, have a clear police record, and make all investments in US dollars, transferred from abroad. Donations and deposits are to be made into a dedicated account of the Citizenship by Investment Unit at the Central Bank of Egypt. Once the required investment is made, applicants and their family members proceed with the mandatory formalities, including submitting required documents and undergoing the application process.

There is no physical residence requirement, but the Egyptian government encourages new citizens to participate in the economy, offering various incentives to support this. Once citizenship is granted, applicants and their families enjoy the right to live, work, and study in Egypt. Additionally, Egypt’s strategic location connects them to key markets in Africa, Europe, and the Middle East.

The program is managed by Egypt's Citizenship by Investment Unit, which oversees the entire process. The processing time for applications typically ranges from nine to twelve months from submission to approval.

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