How to get a Egypt visa from Indonesia

• Egypt tourist visa is issued for individuals from other countries travelling to explore and tour Egypt.
• It usually grants an uninterrupted stay for a period of 90 days.
• Holders of this visa are allowed to go on vacations to Egypt, visit friends and relatives residing in Egypt but are not allowed to work or study.
• Before travelling, applicants are to have proof of sufficient funds for their trip.
• Vaccination for yellow fever is mandatory for all travellers to Egypt from Indonesia.
• Visitors are expected to have a place to stay in Egypt.
• If you would be staying with your friend or relative, they are to issue a letter inviting you.
• The letter should state how you are related to them, duration of your stay and places to be visited during the stay.
• Applicants that are employed in Indonesia are required to submit a letter from their employer stating that they are on an approved leave.
• Your passport must be at valid for up to 6 months before you apply for your Egyptian visa.
• If it is not valid for up to six months, you have to apply for a new passport.
• It is possible to extend your Egyptian visa.

• Egyptian business visa is for individuals who are travelling to Egypt for business-related activities.
• This visa is valid for 90 days and allows uninterrupted business activities for the period.
• Your passport must be valid for the next six months and should not be torn or altered in any way.
• A letter of invitation from the business partner in Egypt is required. The letter should state the nature of the business to be conducted and the duration of the business.
• The letter should be printed on the company's letterheaded paper.
• Your employer in Indonesia is to issue a letter stating that the trip is approved and that the applicant would return to Indonesia after the trip.
• Accommodation is required for all applicants.
• This visa also allows people to attend conferences and meetings in the country.
• If you are traveling to attend a meeting, pre-registration is required.
• Applicants must have sufficient funds for their trip and proof of such must be provided.
• If you overstay your visa for more than 30 days, you would be fined around EGP 1500.
• Settling the fine might cause delays which could make you lose your flight.

Yes as most of the country's key tourist sights (including Abu Simbel, Luxor, Philae, the Pyramids of Giza and the Red Sea coast) are still considered safe.