An ATM in Egypt costs anything from nothing to 200 EGP per withdrawal, depending on whose machine it is. In dollars that is about up to $3.68. Fee-free: Banque Misr, BDC, QNB.
Avoid Euronet and hotel ATMs; fees reach EGP 200.
Figures as of 2026, from this source. Fees change: the ATM screen shows the final fee before you confirm.
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An ATM in Egypt costs anything from nothing to 200 EGP per withdrawal, depending on whose machine it is. In dollars that is about up to $3.68. Fee-free: Banque Misr, BDC, QNB.
The usual limit per withdrawal is 2,000 to 10,000 EGP (about $37 to $184). The fee is charged every time, so fewer, larger withdrawals cost less.
Banque Misr, BDC, QNB. Operators change their terms, so check the screen before you confirm.
No. Choose the local currency. The ATM's own conversion usually costs several percent more than the rate your bank gives you.
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