Moving to Egypt
While Egypt is not a primary destination for expats relocating to further their professional career or entertain business interests, the country is a cultural hub in the Arab world, and is certainly enticing in this manner. As a focal point for regional politics, traditionally an epicentre of education and often a meeting point between western and Arabic cultures, expats moving to Egypt will experience a country as edgy as ever.Egypt makes for a different kind of expat destination as it is usually curiosity or love that draws expats to stay, rather than financial promise or luxury living. That being said, the nation does have its business incentives, but it isn't an internationally recognized industrial centre, per se. Entrepreneurs can find new emerging markets and opportunities as the country is actively promoting itself on a global front.
Expats moving to Egypt tend to be engaging, active and interested in connecting with communities and interacting with Egyptian culture and people. Teachers, writers, volunteers and NGO workers are all interwoven into Egyptian society, making for a truly foreign expat experience.
Most expats moving to Egypt end up in Cairo, a metropolis where the malaise of city life can prove intimidating. Close quarters, pollution, and noise can seem inescapable in the this endless city sprawl if expats aren’t adequately prepared.
Women used to western culture often find the transition to Egypt's male oriented society difficult, although far less so than other Islamic countries.
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