An Egyptian advisory practice for foreign investors entering — and staying in — the Egyptian market.

Rayan & Samir Consultation's is a deliberately small Egyptian advisory practice. We have spent over fifteen years inside Egyptian companies — not on the outside writing reports about them. We came up as working accountants, became chartered accountants and tax experts, and along the way became the people founders and finance directors call when they need someone who has actually seen the file before, not just read about it.

Most of our work today is with foreign investors entering Egypt for the first time, and with Egyptian business owners who want a sharper advisor than they have been used to. The two audiences are not as different as they sound — both of them are trying to make decisions in a regulatory system that does not always reward speed, and both of them benefit from talking to someone who tells them the truth about what is hard.

We do not run a large firm. We run a practice. When you engage us, you work with our senior advisors directly — through the first call, through the entity decision, through the formation itself, and through the years that follow if you want us to stay on. We keep the practice small for the same reason a good doctor keeps their patient list manageable: judgment does not scale infinitely, and the advisory we are paid for is not paperwork — it is judgment.

We built this practice around a single conviction: the advisory a foreign investor pays for is judgment, not paperwork. The filing is the cheap part; the decision is the work. The same principle drives this website — every page should help you make a real decision, not just list your options. We would rather tell you the entity you are leaning toward is the wrong one before you form it than quietly process the formation and bill you for it.

If you are reading this because you are considering Egypt for your business, the simplest thing you can do is book a 30-minute call. It is free. There is no script. We talk about your business, your capital, your sector, and the two or three entity options that are realistic for you. After the call, you will know more than 90 percent of foreigners who form Egyptian companies, and you will know it before you have spent a pound.