Egypt: a one-week visit in 2024
Reporting on a 2024 holiday, a traveller says they entered Egypt without problems. Their baggage was scanned and the month's supply of HIV medication they carried was not flagged.
Read sourceUK: work-permit test. Canada: study, work or training over one month may require testing. Routine tourist arrival testing not verified.
Source 1 โSource 2 โSource 3 โSource 4 โOfficial consular guidance allows eligible prescription medicines up to three months with signed medical report and prescription, original packaging. Exact ART ingredients still need checking.
Source โPersonal accounts and reported cases, with original sources.
Reporting on a 2024 holiday, a traveller says they entered Egypt without problems. Their baggage was scanned and the month's supply of HIV medication they carried was not flagged.
Read sourceIn a 2022 discussion about HIV medication, a commenter recalls carrying their pills and a doctor's note on a 2014 visit. When asked whether airport security had questioned the pills, they reply that it had not.
Read sourceProfile checked 2026-10-11. Updated by Positive Destinations: Oct 2024. Additional sources checked 11 October 2026.
Check the exact visa route and the active ingredients of your medication before booking. Requirements may vary by passport, purpose and length of stay. Who to contact โ
Tourism information does not automatically cover transit or extended stays. Visa and medication rules may vary by passport and route.
Missing information does not confirm permission. Personal experiences describe individual outcomes.