Study in Egypt — we're with you every step of the way

Major Egyptian public universities and most accredited private ones are recognized across the Gulf, but each country maintains its own accreditation list and updates it yearly. Before you apply, we verify that your specific university and program are on your country's recognized list - whether in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, or the Sultanate of Oman, so there are no surprises after graduation.

Fees vary by university and academic year. As a rough guide: Medicine at public universities typically runs $6,000–$9,000 per year for international students, Engineering $3,000–$5,000, and private universities price differently. We give you the current official numbers for your target university in the free consultation — we never quote figures we haven't verified.

The essentials: a high-school certificate (or equivalent) meeting the faculty's required percentage, a valid passport, and an Egyptian equivalency of your certificate. Some faculties require aptitude tests. For postgraduate study: your Bachelor's degree and transcript plus their equivalency. We review your file and tell you exactly what's missing before anything is submitted.

On average 4–8 weeks once your documents are complete, depending on the faculty and the application season — peak months (July–September) can take longer. We follow your file continuously with the relevant authorities and keep you updated at every step.

Yes. We meet you at the airport when you arrive, and before you travel we'll have prepared safe housing options near your university and within your budget for you to choose from. We also help with the rental paperwork and settling in during your first days.

Often yes, through equivalency of the courses you've completed. The final decision rests with the receiving faculty under its own regulations. We prepare your transfer file and estimate which credits are likely to count before you commit.

Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Engineering, and Science are taught mainly in English; Arts, Law, and Media lean toward Arabic; and some universities offer French-language programs. Most private-university programs are in English. We recommend what fits your language level.

The first consultation is completely free with no obligation. Our service fees are fixed, transparent, and agreed in writing up front based on the package you choose — and university fees are paid by you directly to the university. No hidden charges, no markups on tuition.