Egypt tightens crackdown on violators

The Egyptian authorities have announced the reinforcement of their measures against violators of foreign residents' residency conditions, coinciding with the enforcement of the recently enacted Law on the Regulation of Foreigners' Asylum. This law introduces new requirements for dealing with foreigners within the country. As a result of security campaigns, several Sudanese and Syrian individuals have been detained, including a Sudanese director who was released after the intervention of the syndicate. There is also increased awareness of the importance of completing residency documentation. Egypt hosts more than 10 million foreign residents from 62 countries, costing the state over $10 billion annually. These measures are part of efforts to organize the status of residents and address issues arising from the lack of proper regulation.

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