Côte d'Ivoire visa for Egyptian passport holders
Egyptian passport holders need an e-visa for Côte d'Ivoire
You apply and pay online before you travel and carry the approval with you. Approval times vary, so don't leave it to the last week.
- From official sources
Fee: About EUR 58 paid online, per Ivorian embassy pages
Validity: Passport must be valid for more than 6 months
What you'll typically need
- A card that can pay online, for the visa fee
- A digital passport photo and a scan of your passport photo page
- Flight and accommodation details, and sometimes a bank statement or invitation letter
- A passport valid for at least six months from the day you arrive, with blank pages
- Proof of onward or return travel
- A yellow fever vaccination certificate — many African countries ask for it, especially if you've been in an affected country
Typical requirements, not a guarantee — the destination decides.
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Key rules for Côte d'Ivoire were checked against Côte d'Ivoire Ministry of Foreign Affairs travel advice and embassy pages in October 2026. Individual passport results come from Passport Index data as of February 2026, corrected where official sources disagreed. We corrected the standard dataset for this result: Côte d'Ivoire's ministry describes its online authorisation as an e-visa applied for at snedai.com. Rules change, so always check the official source before you pay or book. Faylo is not an embassy or immigration adviser.
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Questions
Do Egyptian citizens need a visa for Côte d'Ivoire?
Egyptian passport holders need an e-visa for Côte d'Ivoire. You apply and pay online before you travel and carry the approval with you. Approval times vary, so don't leave it to the last week. Confirm on Côte d'Ivoire e-Visa portal (SNEDAI) before you pay or book, because entry rules change.
Should I use an agent to get a Côte d'Ivoire visa?
Only if you want someone to handle the paperwork for you. Government fees are the same whether or not you use an agent, and agents add their own fee on top — sometimes more than the visa itself. Check that the government fee is listed separately and avoid agents who ask for payment to a personal account.