To ensure a seamless and secure transaction, you’ll need the original title deed (Milokiya), official identification, recent tax clearance, property registration certificates, and a signed sale agreement. Additional documentation may apply based on the property’s unique status.

Capital Gains Tax exemptions are typically granted under specific conditions such as holding the property for a minimum required period, primary residence status, or investments in designated development zones. It is important to consult with a tax advisor or legal expert to understand eligibility criteria and ensure compliance with current Egyptian tax regulations.

In Egypt, property transferred as a gift is subject to a 2.5% real estate transaction tax based on the property’s value. While there is no separate stamp duty on the gift itself, a nominal stamp tax applies to related legal documents. Consulting a legal expert ensures a smooth, compliant transfer.