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Salary guides from official scales and our own adverts, with free tools for working out deductions and comparing offers.
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EGP 30,000 gross takes home EGP 23,457.27 a month. EGP 40,000 takes home EGP 31,123.21, EGP 60,000 takes home EGP 45,779.87 and EGP 75,000 takes home EGP 56,501.54.
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The private sector minimum wage is EGP 7,000 a month, from 1 March 2025. State workers have a minimum income of EGP 8,000 from 1 July 2026. On EGP 7,000 you take home about EGP 6,103.50.
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You pay 11% of your insured wage. In 2026, that wage can't be under EGP 2,700 or over EGP 16,700 a month, so the most an employee pays is EGP 1,837 a month.
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Employers' own adverts state up to EGP 300,000 a year for many English roles, and monthly figures from EGP 15,600 up to EGP 25,000 net. French is stated at EGP 33,000 net, Portuguese at EGP 48,000 net and Dutch at EGP 63,000 net. No German advert we hold states pay.
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