Entering Egypt on a Chinese passport
The e-visa portal, the Cairo airport kiosk pilot, and the consular phone. Fees follow the portal that day.
The e-visa portal
This is a reading of public pages. It is not legal advice and it is not a Wang Fu price. Figures, fees, and documents follow the linked page on the day you open it.
The Ministry of Tourism portal:
FAQ:
www.visa2egypt.gov.eg/eVisa/FAQ
China is on the portal’s country list. The fee, the stay, and the uploads are whatever that page shows when you open it. This library does not freeze a dollar amount from one day. If the site’s tools page once copied a FAQ figure, that figure belongs to the day it was copied.
A tourist visa does not allow work. A work permit comes before pay, then residence.
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The Cairo airport kiosk pilot
The Chinese Embassy notice of 1 August 2026: from that day, Cairo International Airport pilots a digital visa on arrival. Travelers can use the airport VISA KIOSK or the tourism ministry portal or app. Paper visas stay valid during the pilot.
eg.china-embassy.gov.cn/lsfw/202608/t20260801_11996650.htm
The notice gives the embassy address as 14 Bahgat Aly Street, Zamalek, Cairo. The 24-hour consular phone is 02-27363556. Email Webmaster_eg@mfa.gov.cn.
An earlier consular page says that after hours this phone forwards to MFA 12308:
eg.china-embassy.gov.cn/lsfw/zytz/201808/t20180819_7280036.htm
Three numbers to save before you fly
Embassy 24-hour line: +20 2 2736 3556.
MFA 12308: +86 10 12308. Alternate +86 10 6561 2308.
cs.mfa.gov.cn/zggmzhw/lsbh/yjdh/
In Alexandria, Port Said, Ismailia, or Suez, the consulate 24-hour line is +20 127 457 1836.
alexandria.china-consulate.gov.cn/lxwm/
A lost passport: police report first, then the mission. Police 122. Tourist police 126 is named on the Alexandria consulate’s consular page. The full table is in the emergency-numbers guide.