Egypt offers a clear pathway for foreign nationals and mixed-nationality couples to marry under the supervision of the Ministry of Justice. For international clients, success depends on three things: document readiness, bilingual accuracy, and correct sequencing across embassies, translators, and Egyptian authorities. Missteps can cause avoidable refusals or long delays.
ANGLO–NILE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL SERVICES LTD is a UK-registered company that contracts directly with clients and assumes responsibility for organising and coordinating the agreed scope. All legal representation and filings in Egypt are carried out exclusively by the licensed lawyers who cooperate with the company in Egypt. You receive clear, bilingual updates from start to finish.
Civil/Islamic marriages before the Ministry of Justice, with optional church coordination for Christian couples where relevant. We prepare documents, schedule attendance, and manage legalisation so the Arabic contract is valid in Egypt and recognisable abroad.
Note: embassy policies and personal-status particulars may affect sequencing and timelines; we reflect these in your written plan.
Timelines depend on embassy appointments and MoJ scheduling. We set expectations in writing and keep you updated in English throughout.
Service Scope & Responsibility: the company is UK-registered and assumes responsibility for organisation and coordination under your direct agreement. All legal representation and filings in Egypt are performed exclusively by the lawyers who cooperate with the company in Egypt. Services are delivered under Egyptian law; we do not provide UK legal services.
Book a free consultation. We’ll map your route, align the documents, and coordinate attendance and legalisation—end-to-end, with bilingual updates.
Yes. Two foreign nationals can marry in Egypt, provided they meet the legal requirements and complete the process at the Ministry of Justice.
Only one party needs to be present in Egypt to initiate the process. The other party can be represented via a properly legalised Power of Attorney.
Documents like your marital status certificate, birth certificate, and passport copies must be translated into Arabic and certified by your embassy and Egyptian authoritie.
If all documents are in order, the process can take 5 to 7 working days. However, delays may occur if embassy documents are missing or require additional steps.
Yes, once the certificate is legalised and translated, most countries will recognise it. We assist in ensuring it meets consular and international standards.
You must present a certified divorce decree or death certificate, translated into Arabic and legalised for use in Egypt.
Yes. Some embassies or Egyptian officials may request proof of religion (especially for Islamic marriage). We help prepare the required declarations if needed.
No. Egyptian law does not recognise same-sex marriages or civil partnerships.
Yes. Both parties must present a certified medical report from an approved Egyptian clinic, confirming fitness to marry.
Yes. Two adult male witnesses with valid IDs are legally required. If needed, our legal team can arrange qualified witnesses.
Embassy NOC, translations, and Ministry of Justice coordination for a valid Egyptian marriage contract.
We ensure the contract is registered, stamped, and legalized for use both in Egypt and abroad.
We deliver embassy-approved translations so your marriage is recognized internationally—with no further steps on your part.
Clear answers on required documents, embassy NOC, Ministry of Justice steps, legalisations, and realistic timelines — built for foreign and mixed-nationality couples.
Yes. Two foreign nationals can marry in Egypt, provided they meet the legal requirements and complete the process at the Ministry of Justice.
Only one party needs to be present in Egypt to initiate the process. The other party can be represented via a properly legalised Power of Attorney.
Documents like your marital status certificate, birth certificate, and passport copies must be translated into Arabic and certified by your embassy and Egyptian authoritie.
If all documents are in order, the process can take 5 to 7 working days. However, delays may occur if embassy documents are missing or require additional steps.
Yes, once the certificate is legalised and translated, most countries will recognise it. We assist in ensuring it meets consular and international standards.
You must present a certified divorce decree or death certificate, translated into Arabic and legalised for use in Egypt.
Yes. Some embassies or Egyptian officials may request proof of religion (especially for Islamic marriage). We help prepare the required declarations if needed.
No. Egyptian law does not recognise same-sex marriages or civil partnerships.
Yes. Both parties must present a certified medical report from an approved Egyptian clinic, confirming fitness to marry.
Yes. Two adult male witnesses with valid IDs are legally required. If needed, our legal team can arrange qualified witnesses.
Discover practical insights on marriage for foreigners in Egypt — covering required documents, legal procedures, proxy options, and recognition of foreign marriage contracts.
Foreign marriage contracts in Egypt must be authenticated to ensure they are valid, recognised, and enforceable under Egyptian family law.
Marriage documents authentication Egypt ensures that passports, birth records, and certificates are valid, consistent, and officially accepted by authorities.
Marriage by power of attorney in Egypt allows one spouse to authorise a representative to register the marriage legally before the Ministry of Justice.
Marriage by power of attorney in Egypt allows one spouse to authorise a representative to register the marriage legally before the Ministry of Justice.
Clarity, speed, and compliance—tailored for foreign clients dealing with Egyptian law. Get a precise written plan (documents, timeline, transparent fees) and move forward with confidence.
Our clients’ satisfaction has always been our first priority.
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Navigating Egyptian law can feel overwhelming — especially for foreign clients. With ANGLO–NILE, you gain a UK-registered firm focused exclusively on Egyptian law, delivering clarity, professionalism, and results across borders.
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