The official websites of Egypt’s government, ministries, transport, telecoms, universities and cultural institutions, in one place. Every link opens the organisation’s own site.
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- Government and public bodies 11
- Ministries 26
- Tourism, culture and museums 8
- Transport 13
- Telecoms 5
- Business and investment 4
- Universities 20
- Media and sport 4
Government and public bodies
National portals, statistics, Parliament, the courts and the weather service.
Ministries
The Cabinet and the ministries most relevant to visitors and residents.
Tourism, culture and museums
Tourism authorities, museums, libraries and cultural bodies.
Transport
Airports, airlines, railways, metro, ports and intercity buses.
Telecoms
The regulator and the four mobile network operators.
Business and investment
Investment, free zones, customs and the national investment bank.
Universities
Public and private universities, A–Z.
Media and sport
National newspapers and the football association.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I apply for an Egyptian visa online?
Use the official e-visa portal, visa2egypt.gov.eg, which is listed among the government links on this page.
Which official tourism bodies are useful for visitors?
The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities (mota.gov.eg) and its monuments site (egymonuments.gov.eg) cover sites, museums and tickets.
Where can I find intercity transport operators?
The directory lists the Egyptian Railway, Cairo Metro, EgyptAir, Nile Air and coach operators such as Go Bus and Blue Bus; check their own websites for schedules and fares.
Which mobile operators work in Egypt?
The main providers are Telecom Egypt (WE), Vodafone, Orange and Etisalat (e&), regulated by the National Telecom Regulatory Authority.


