Egypt Divorce Guide: Laws, Process & Costs
Everything you need to know about divorce in Egypt.5 in-depth guides covering your rights, costs, and options.
Legal System
Civil law with Islamic law for personal status
Divorce Type
Talaq (husband), Khula (wife since 2000), or judicial
Waiting Period
Iddah: 3 months after divorce
Average Cost
EGP 5,000–100,000+
Property System
Separate property
Residency
Residence in Egypt
Key Facts About Divorce in Egypt
- ✓Khula law (2000) allows women to divorce by returning mahr — no need for husband's consent
- ✓Christians governed by their own personal status laws
- ✓Mut'a (consolation payment) awarded to wife in unilateral divorce
- ✓Women can include right to divorce in marriage contract
Egypt Divorce Guides
Egypt Property Division
How assets and debts are divided
Egypt Spousal Support
Maintenance and alimony
Egypt Child Custody
Custody and parenting arrangements
Egypt Divorce Process & Timeline
Steps and how long it takes
Egypt Divorce Costs
Fees, costs, and legal aid
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Legal Disclaimer: This article covers Egypt divorce law for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws change frequently. Always consult a qualified family law attorney or solicitor in Egypt for advice specific to your situation.