Property-Based Residency in Egypt

• Residency Portal

Property as a basis for residency, under conditions

This route is tied to a foreign national owning property in Egypt. Before relying on it for residency, the ownership status, the method of payment and the property’s fit with the requirements in force at the time of filing all need to be confirmed.

• When does this route fit?

  • Foreign nationals who own registered property in Egypt.
  • Those planning to buy and wanting to understand the residency impact first.
  • Property owners with existing residency who need to renew it.
  • Buyers whose property registration is not yet complete.

• What our support covers

How we handle the file

  • Reviewing the title deed and registration status.
  • Reviewing how the price was paid and the bank transfers involved.
  • Assessing whether the property can support a residency application.
  • Preparing the file and following up on the procedure.
  • Reviewing the purchase contract before signing, for those who have not yet bought.

• Documents

Documents usually requested

  • A valid passport and an appropriate entry visa.
  • The title deed and proof of registration.
  • Proof that the purchase price was transferred through banks.
  • Proof of address.

Required documents vary by case, by the competent authority and by the time of filing. We confirm the final list after reviewing your case.

• Common pitfalls

What can delay an application?

Buying under an unregistered contract and relying on it for residency.

Paying the price in a way that does not evidence the source of funds.

Relying on circulating figures and conditions without checking current requirements.

Signing the purchase contract without a prior legal review.

• FAQ

Questions we often hear on this route

Can I obtain residency based on owning property?

Yes, under rules set by the competent authorities, which relate to the property’s value, registration and how the price was paid. Because these rules can change, we check the current requirements for each case.

Does the residency period depend on the property’s value?

It may. We confirm this after reviewing your case against the requirements in force at the time of filing.

Does the property need to be registered?

Registered ownership is a key point on this route, and we review the registration status before filing.

• Your next step

Own property in Egypt, or planning to buy?

Answer a few short questions about your situation. Our team reviews your request and contacts you about the next step.

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