Embassy of Australia in Egypt

Ambassador of Australia to Egypt: Mr. Axel Wabenhorst.

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EmbassyLast confirmed 26 Nov 2024

Embassy of Australia in Cairo, Egypt

Address
World Trade Centre (11th Floor), Corniche El Nil
Phone
+2022770600
+2025750444
Fax +2022770650
Fax +25781638
Email
cairo.austremb@dfat.gov.au ✓ verified
Website
egypt.embassy.gov.au from Google Maps, 31 Oct 2026
Opening hours
Mon–Wed 08:00–16:15; Thu 08:00–13:45; Sun 08:00–16:15 from Google Maps, 31 Oct 2026
Head of mission

Mr. Axel Wabenhorst

Ambassador

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Questions and answers

Where is the embassy of Australia in Egypt?

The Embassy of Australia in Cairo, Egypt is at World Trade Centre (11th Floor), Corniche El Nil; phone +2022770600; email cairo.austremb@dfat.gov.au; website http://egypt.embassy.gov.au/.

Who is the ambassador of Australia to Egypt?

Mr. Axel Wabenhorst is the Ambassador of Australia to Egypt.

What are the opening hours of the embassy of Australia in Egypt?

The Embassy of Australia in Cairo, Egypt is open Mon–Wed 08:00–16:15; Thu 08:00–13:45; Sun 08:00–16:15.

Do citizens of Egypt need a visa for Australia?

Citizens of Egypt need an e-visa (online visa) for Australia. Check the rules with the embassy of Australia before travelling.

Travel background

General travel notes, not checked against official sources.

How attractive is Australia as a destination for visitors from Egypt?

Australia is an appealing destination for some of Egypt's 111 million residents, thanks to its breathtaking landscapes and diverse tourism experiences. Its combination of natural wonders and lively cities attracts millions of international visitors seeking unique adventures.

How safe is Australia for tourists coming from Egypt?

Australia is considered a very safe destination for tourists, including those from Egypt. According to the Global Peace Index, Australia ranks 19th out of 160 countries, significantly safer than Egypt, which is ranked 103rd.

In terms of crime statistics, the murder rate in Australia is notably lower, at 0.7 per 100,000 people, compared to Egypt's 2.6. Additionally, when looking at organized crime indices, Australia generally scores better in various categories, such as state crime (2.0 for Australia vs. 8.0 for Egypt) and human trafficking (3.5 vs. 5.5).

Overall, tourists from Egypt can expect a safer environment in Australia compared to their home country.

Page updated 9 Nov 2026.