@ValuthaDerkins

Had it been 900 EGP it would have made sense, maybe. The lawyer is not paid in advance either. My advice; Forget the "boyfriend" and buy yourself a big box of chocolates and a new pair of fancy shoes instead. "When someone shows ... Read More

Ok, well thank you for your interest Moh7800 :) But I'm a little confused here... I'm not sure you're an expat and not sure you live in Hurghada either? Read More

This again is partly true. The following is kept simple. I would advise anyone to google and talk to lawyers and countrymen and investigate thoroughly before deciding is this is for you or not. The Orfi contract is used for a variety of ... Read More

Yeah... I was a little freaked out about IKEA prices in Egypt, too. Some products are close to double the price as in Scandinavia. Makes no sense, tbh. I guess they calculate their prices to the absolute minimum for accepted profit and don't ... Read More

Given that an Orfi is NOT a legal document, you are not required to provide any proof of your marital status. If you were entering into a legal civil marriage then you would require the above mentioned documents. Lawyers in Hurghada make a lot of ... Read More

Very interested in joining the group, I spend half my time in UK and half in hurghada, be nice to venture out and meet some new friends ChantelleHi Chantelle :) Great! Now we only need one more to call ourselves a group :D I am coming back to ... Read More

Is there still an active Expat.com Hurghada group? I'd like to know ASAP or I will try to make one if anyone is interested? Bliss! /ValuthaDerkins Read More

Double posted for reasons unknown - sorry :) Read More

This reply is for people who search the subject, as I hope the original user already figured it all out :) I looked into this recently. It should not be more than around 1.000 EGP/L.e for the lawyer, if you provide the two witnesses (have to be ... Read More