Opening a Company in Egypt

World Company Setup can help you start and expand your business efficiently and effectively to set up a company in Egypt and invest. Our services include:

• Egyptian company registration
• Government license registration
• Commercial bank account opening
• Employee recruitment
• Employee visa strategies
• Office rental solutions.

Investment Advantages in Egypt

Free zone companies in Egypt enjoy a lifelong exemption from income tax, sales tax, and import and export taxes.

Egypt has several free economic zones.

Alexandria Public FZ, Nasr City Public FZ, Port Said Public FZ, Suez Public FZ, Ismailia Public FZ, and Damietta Public FZ.

Egyptian free zone companies with high electricity consumption (such as steel, cement, and fertilizer) are subject to a 20% corporate tax on their net profits.

The proportion of foreign workers in companies in the Egyptian free trade zone should not exceed 25%.

Alexandria Public Free Zone (APFZ)

• APFZ is a significant industrial center located in Alexandria, the second-largest city in Egypt. APFZ is also close to Nozha International Airport, Borg El-Arab Airport, and the Port of Alexandria, with easy access to the main road network;
• This free zone invites multinational companies from the food processing, chemicals and petrochemicals, fertilizers, petroleum services, engineering, and electronics and medical equipment manufacturing sectors.

Nasr City Public Free Zone (NCPFZ)

• Located in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, NCPFZ has easy access to all road networks;
• This free zone invites multinational companies from the pharmaceutical, medical equipment, engineering, and electronics sectors.

Port Said Public Free Zone (PSPFZ)

• Located in the northeast of the Arab Republic of Egypt, at the northern end of the Suez Canal, PSPFZ connects Asia, Africa, and Europe by sea;
• This free zone invites multinational companies dealing in textiles, household goods, chemicals, logistics, and petroleum businesses.

Suez Public Free Zone (SPFZ)

• Located near the southern end of the Suez Canal;
• This is a commercial seaport with easy access to 5 ports in Suez and access to a large pool of labor;
• This free zone invites multinational companies from the ship maintenance industry, maritime services companies, petroleum businesses, metal product processors/manufacturers, and textiles.

Comparison of Egyptian Free Zones