Egyptian Embassy in Germany
Contact details and consular information for the Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt in Berlin, Germany.
Contact Information
Address:
Stauffenbergstr. 6/7, 10785 Berlin, Germany
Telephone:
Contact the embassy for the current telephone number.
Email:
embassy.berlin@mfa.gov.eg
Official source:
Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs mission directory
Consular Services
- Egyptian passport and travel-document assistance
- Visa guidance for travel to Egypt
- Document legalization and certification guidance
- Civil-status and registration enquiries
- Emergency consular assistance for Egyptian citizens
Available services may vary. Contact the embassy before submitting an application.
Working Hours and Appointments
Working hours, public holidays, appointment requirements, and document-submission times can change. Confirm the latest arrangements directly with the embassy before visiting.
Information notice: Contact information is based primarily on the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs directory. Always confirm details with the embassy before travel or document submission.
Egypt and Germany: A Long-Standing Partnership
Egypt and Germany maintain broad relations that connect diplomacy with trade, education, culture, tourism, development cooperation, and everyday links between people. The Egyptian Embassy in Berlin is part of this relationship: in addition to its consular role, it represents Egyptian interests and helps maintain official communication with German institutions.
Diplomatic and people-to-people ties
Formal relations are supported by regular governmental dialogue and by Egyptian and German communities, students, researchers, tourists, and professionals who travel or live between the two countries. These personal connections give the partnership a practical dimension: families require civil-status services, students need verified documents, businesses seek reliable institutional contacts, and travelers need current entry and consular guidance.
Germany is a federal country at the heart of Europe, while Egypt connects Africa, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean. Their locations make cooperation important beyond bilateral affairs, especially in regional stability, migration, climate policy, and economic exchange.
Trade, investment, and sustainable development
Economic relations cover industrial equipment, vehicles and components, chemicals, medical technology, food products, and services. German companies are active in Egypt, while Egyptian exporters and entrepreneurs look to Germany as a major European market. Renewable energy, green hydrogen, energy efficiency, water management, and sustainable infrastructure have become particularly important fields for joint work.
Germany also identifies Egypt as a major partner for development cooperation. According to the German Federal Foreign Office, the current cooperation portfolio is worth around €1.8 billion in loans and grants. Its main priorities include employment and sustainable economic development, water and waste management, renewable energy, and energy efficiency. These projects are intended to build long-term capacity rather than provide only short-term assistance.
Education, research, and vocational training
Education is one of the most visible bridges between the two societies. University partnerships, scholarships, academic exchanges, German-language study, and scientific research create opportunities for Egyptian and German students. Vocational education is another key area: joint initiatives seek to connect technical training with recognized qualifications and labor-market needs. Institutions such as the Goethe-Institut and the German Academic Exchange Service help support language learning and academic mobility.
Culture, heritage, and tourism
Germany has a strong public interest in Egyptian history, archaeology, art, and contemporary culture. Museums, universities, archaeological missions, film events, book projects, and cultural programs contribute to ongoing exchange. At the same time, German visitors form an important part of Egypt’s tourism market, traveling to Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, the Red Sea, and Mediterranean destinations. Egyptian visitors to Germany encounter a diverse country known for historic cities, museums, music, engineering, and regional traditions.
Why this context matters for embassy visitors
The embassy’s work sits within this wider network of relations. Consular procedures can change, so applicants should always verify appointments, document requirements, fees, and opening hours directly with the embassy or the relevant official authority before traveling. This page is an independent informational guide and is not a substitute for official instructions.
Background information reviewed: September 2026.