Egypt is not a Hague Apostille Convention member — South African documents for Egypt require embassy attestation via the Embassy of Egypt in Pretoria. We handle the full chain: DIRCO authentication followed by Egyptian Embassy stamping.
Address: 270 Bourke Street, Muckleneuk, Pretoria, 0002
All foreign embassies and consulates in South Africa are based in Pretoria. We handle the full chain — DIRCO authentication followed by embassy stamping — without you needing to visit either.
Egypt attestation is most common for: medical professionals (doctors moving to Cairo or returning to SA), academic enrolment at Cairo universities, work visas, marriage registration, and commercial registrations for SA businesses entering the Egyptian market.
End-to-end timeline depends on the destination embassy's queue. Typical: 2–4 weeks for full chain (DIRCO + Embassy + courier). Hague-route apostille (where applicable): ~1 week.
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No. Egypt is not a Hague Convention member. Embassy attestation by the Egyptian Embassy in Pretoria is required.
270 Bourke Street, Muckleneuk, Pretoria, 0002.
Typically 2-4 weeks total.
Most Egyptian institutions require it. We arrange sworn Arabic translation.
R3,150 for the full chain. Plus Egyptian Embassy fees, passed at cost. Plus translation if required (~R450/page).