Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, foreigners can legally purchase property in Egypt, and the process is generally straightforward for both residential and investment buyers. International buyers are permitted to own real estate in many of Egypt’s most popular residential and coastal destinations, including Cairo, Hurghada, and Sharm El Sheikh.

In most cases, buyers can purchase apartments, villas, or holiday homes directly from developers or private owners. The exact ownership structure and registration process may vary depending on the property type, development, and location. New developments often provide a more streamlined process, particularly for international clients, with flexible payment plans and developer-supported documentation.

Yes. But the procedure and forms may vary from state to state depending on the location of the property.

Under the Income Tax Act and rules for a sale transaction, it is mandatory for the buyer and seller to provide their PAN card number and in the event of sale, either the seller and/or the buyer would need to fill up Form 60 of the Income Tax.

The sale of a residential property is said to have been formalized if the seller has received the entire consideration amount, registration of the documents has been carried out and actual possession of the property has been granted to the buyer.