Egypt Postpones Stricter Entry Rules for Uzbek Citizens to 1 March 2027

Egypt Postpones Stricter Entry Rules for Uzbek Citizens to 1 March 2027
Photo: UzDaily

Egypt has postponed the introduction of new entry rules for citizens of Uzbekistan until 1 March 2027, according to Omonulla Fayziev, press secretary of the Uzbek Foreign Ministry. The rules were originally planned to take effect on 1 November 2026.

According to Fayziev, the delay was agreed after negotiations between the Uzbek Foreign Ministry, the Uzbek embassy in Egypt and Egyptian authorities. Until the new rules take effect, Uzbek citizens can continue to visit Egypt under the existing conditions.

The planned requirements included obtaining a visa in advance for trips to Sharm el-Sheikh and other areas of the Sinai Peninsula, and organising travel through tour operators. Tourists under 40 would also have needed to travel with a family member and show available funds. The ministry urged citizens abroad to respect local laws, visa and migration rules, traditions and public order.

🧭 TravelUzbekistanUzbekistan is home to the Silk Road cities of Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva, with their blue-tiled domes... Follow us on Telegram @weareturks_news_en

This story was automatically summarised and translated from UzDaily. All rights to the story belong to its source.

Related news

Northern Cyprus
Society

Northern Cyprus to mark Turkish Republic's 103rd anniversary with ceremonies

Northern Cyprus (TRNC) will mark the 103rd anniversary of the Republic of Türkiye, Republic Day on 29 October, with ceremonies and events. Celebrations will begin with a speech by Turkish Ambassador to Nicosia Ali Murat Başçeri at BRT, followed by a 21-gun salute. Ambassador Başçeri and his wife will host a reception at the Turkish Embassy residence in Nicosia on Thursday, 29 October, at 19:00.

Haber Kıbrıs
Follow us on Telegram Tools

🔔 Don't miss the big stories

Get a notification on your phone or computer when something important happens in the Turkic world.

Which notifications would you like?