South Sinai · Dahab · Nuweiba · Taba · El Tor · Saint Catherine
Accountant in South Sinai:
Company Services Across the Governorate
Your accountant on the ground in South Sinai, at Office 314 in Sharm El Sheikh. Dahab follows the same decree as Sharm; El Tor, Saint Catherine and Ras Sudr follow the Sinai law; in Nuweiba and Taba, the decree's maps decide. We set your company up and keep it compliant, from Sharm El Sheikh.
- Chartered Accountant (محاسب قانوني)
- Office 314, Al Azizia Mall, Sharm El Sheikh
- Sinai rules checked October 2026
- Arabic, English, Italian, Russian
01Where files are handled
Who handles your file, town by town
We name only offices and channels we have verified, as of October 2026. Where a step runs through an office we have not checked, we confirm it for your file before anyone travels.
02Why us
Why clients in Sharm choose us
Accounting and Company Services Across South Sinai, handled by one chartered accountant from your first question to the final registration. We handle business license in South Sinai, Egypt, South Sinai investments, El Tor business setup and Nuweiba and Taba business files. Related guides: Starting and Running a Business in Dahab, Company Formation in Sharm El Sheikh and South Sinai (2026).
FAQ
Business in South Sinai: questions
Do you work with businesses outside Sharm El Sheikh?
Yes. Our office is in Sharm El Sheikh, and we serve businesses in Dahab, Nuweiba, Taba, El Tor, Saint Catherine and Ras Sudr mostly on WhatsApp and email. Documents travel as photos or scans; originals and signatures are planned in advance. We reply the same day during office hours, 09:00–23:00 every day, in Arabic, English, Italian or Russian.
Does Decree 128/2022 apply in Dahab?
Yes. Since 1 April 2022, Decree 128/2022 covers Sharm El Sheikh, Dahab and the Gulf of Aqaba tourism sector, and takes them out of Law 14/2012. In Dahab, a non-Egyptian project must be an Egyptian joint stock company with no minimum Egyptian share, later share changes need security and GAFI or FRA approval, and land stays Egyptian-only.
Does the 55% Egyptian ownership rule apply in El Tor?
Yes. El Tor, Saint Catherine and Ras Sudr remain under Law 14/2012 on the development of Sinai. A project company there is a joint stock company at least 55% Egyptian-owned, so the foreign share is capped at 45%, and it needs a Sinai Development Agency licence before it starts. Sinai land stays closed to foreign ownership.
Are Nuweiba and Taba under the same rules as Sharm El Sheikh?
Possibly. Decree 128/2022 covers the Gulf of Aqaba tourism sector, but only within the boundaries on its maps, and whether a plot in Nuweiba or Taba town falls inside depends on those maps. Inside, the Sharm and Dahab rules apply; outside, Law 14/2012 and its 55% rule apply. We check plot by plot.
Can a foreigner buy land in Dahab, El Tor or Saint Catherine?
No. Treat foreign land ownership anywhere in Sinai as prohibited; Law 11/2024 did not change that. In Dahab, land and buildings can be owned only by Egyptians or wholly Egyptian-owned entities. Under Law 14/2012, state land goes to projects by usufruct. For a particular unit or plot, the term depends on the contract and the approvals.
Nearest office
Office 314, Al Azizia Mall, Sharm El Sheikh
Our office for the whole of South Sinai, on Al Salam Road in Ras Kennedy. Open every day from 09:00 to 23:00. If you are driving in from Dahab, Nuweiba or El Tor, message us on WhatsApp first so we can have your file ready.
Sharm El Sheikh office
Eskander Gerges — Chartered Accountant & Tax Expert
- Office 314, Al Azizia Mall, Ras Kennedy, Al Salam Road, Sharm El Sheikh, South Sinai, Egypt
- +20 103 349 3011
- Chat on WhatsApp
- +20 128 449 9230 (Alternative number)
- info@eskander-gerges.com
- Every day 09:00–23:00
Free consultation
Tell us about your case. The first consultation is free
Send us a few lines on WhatsApp or call. During office hours (09:00–23:00, every day) we reply the same day, in Arabic, English, Italian or Russian.