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How to hire and pay a remote worker in Egypt

You can hire someone in Egypt without a company of your own there in two ways: take them on as a contractor and pay their invoices, or use an employer of record, a service that employs them locally for you and runs their payroll and tax. To pay them, a bank transfer, Wise or PayPal all work.

This is a plain guide, not legal or tax advice. We checked the payment services’ own pages on 11 November 2026; read the page linked beside each one before you choose.

Three ways to hire

How the money reaches them

The same from their side: how to get paid by a company abroad from Egypt.

What to put in the offer

See who hires in Egypt now

Remotejobify reads companies’ own job boards every day and lists the remote jobs open to people in Egypt today, each with the line in the listing that says so. You can also see what those jobs pay.

Put your job in front of people in Egypt

Hiring in other countries

Questions people ask

Can I hire someone in Egypt without a company there?

Yes. Take them on as a contractor who invoices you, or use an employer of record, which employs them locally on your behalf and runs payroll and tax.

Can I pay someone in Egypt with Wise or PayPal?

Yes. Wise sends Egyptian pounds to their bank account, though they can’t hold a Wise balance, and PayPal lets them withdraw to an Egyptian bank.

What is an employer of record?

A company that legally employs your worker in their own country for you. It issues the local contract, runs payroll and pays the local taxes and contributions, while you direct the work.

Do I have to say which countries I hire from?

It helps. People only apply with confidence when a listing names their country, and Remotejobify lists a job for a country only when the listing shows it is open there.