Access to Land - Egypt

Conditions for obtaining land or real estate for investment

To obtain lands or investment projects, this is done through the investment map in Egypt, through which all available investment opportunities are reviewed in a visible way through the investment map, as well as clarification of all the information and data that local and foreign investors need to make an investment decision in a specific area or project. .
The investment map also includes information on projects of all sizes, showing how close the projects are to important facilities such as transportation routes, schools and hospitals. It is also a platform for communication between investors and government officials. Furthermore, the map shows the locations of ongoing development projects, which helps investors plan for the future.
This is done in cooperation with bodies from all governorates of the Republic. We collect important data on investment opportunities and integrate this data into the investment map. The data includes the following:
- conditions, incentives, laws, regulations and rules governing investment;
- The type of contractual agreements for investment opportunities, available licenses and permits, as well as land allocation and pricing mechanisms;
- A data sheet for each governorate, including, for example, recent infrastructure development programs and economic drivers in each district;
- Infrastructure data, available bank branches and post offices, workforce, household income and expenditures.

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Conditions for obtaining land or real estate for the purpose of housing

Ownership of at most two real estate in all parts of the Republic for the purpose of private housing for him and his family, without prejudice to the right to own real estate necessary to carry out a private activity licensed by the competent Egyptian authorities.
The area of each property shall not exceed four thousand square meters.
The property should not be considered an antiquity in the Antiquities Protection Law. (Article Two)
The Prime Minister may make an exception from the two conditions contained in items 1 and 2 of this article in the cases he deems appropriate, and the Council of Ministers may set conditions and rules for ownership in the tourist areas and urban communities that it specifies.
If a foreigner acquires ownership of a building property or vacant land under these conditions, he is obliged to build on it within a period not exceeding the five years following the month of his disposal - if this period lapses without starting construction, the prohibition period from disposing of it is increased for a period equal to the delay in starting construction (Article Three)
A non-Egyptian who has acquired ownership of a real estate in accordance with the provisions of this law may not dispose of it in any way that confirms the ownership before the lapse of 5 years from the date of acquiring the ownership. fifth)

It is prohibited to own foreigners in some areas of Egypt, especially the border areas, and the governorates of North and South Sinai.

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