El-Sherbiny confirmed that Monday, August 4, was the final
day allocated exclusively for applicants with disabilities to submit their
payments. However, they are still eligible to complete payment during the
general application period, which remains open to all citizens until its
official end.
The Minister emphasized that applicants may continue paying
registration fees and downloading the terms and conditions booklet via the
Digital Egypt platform (https://digital.gov.eg) throughout the entire
application period.
Ms. Mai Abdel Hamid, CEO of the Social Housing and Mortgage
Finance Fund (SHMFF), reported a strong response to the second offering of the
initiative, with 152,122 citizens having downloaded the application booklet as
of the latest figures.
Abdel Hamid urged interested applicants to thoroughly review
the descriptions of each booklet available on the Digital Egypt platform to
select the option most suitable for their eligibility and preferences.
Breakdown of Application Booklets:
Booklet 1 – “Housing for All Egyptians (7):
Under-Construction Governorates – General”:
Designed for low-income applicants across governorates where
units are still under construction (scheduled for delivery within 36 months),
including: Beheira, New Valley, Dakahlia, Minya, Marsa Matrouh, Damietta, and
the Red Sea.
Booklet 2 – “Housing for All Egyptians (7): Governorates and
Previous Applicants”:
Open to all citizens. It includes ready-to-deliver units in
the governorates of Aswan, Beni Suef, Assiut, Luxor, Giza, Fayoum, Menoufia,
Minya, and Qena.
In Damietta, the offering is limited to prior applicants
from Shata (eighth offering) and Ezbet El-Burg (Housing for All Egyptians 3).
In Hurghada, applications are limited to those who
previously applied in the same city (tenth offering).
Note: Units in Damietta and the Red Sea governorates are
still under construction and expected to be delivered within 36 months.
Booklet 3 – “Housing for All Egyptians (7): New Cities and
Governorates”:
Reserved for former applicants of the “Housing for All
Egyptians 5” offering who were deemed ineligible or outside the priority
list—provided they have not previously benefited from housing support or owned
a residential unit and have already withdrawn their initial down payment.
Abdel Hamid added that citizens with questions or technical
issues should contact the Digital Egypt platform’s 24/7 support line at 15999.
She also directed applicants to the SHMFF’s official
channels for further details:
Facebook: facebook.com/shmffeg
YouTube: youtube.com/shmffeg
Twitter (X): twitter.com/shmffeg
Instagram: instagram.com/shmffeg
Website: www.shmff.gov.eg
Complaints and suggestions portal:
https://cservices.shmff.gov.eg/SHAKWA
Citizens may also contact SHMFF’s call center via 5999, 5777,
or 1188 from any mobile phone, or 090071117 from landlines, or visit one of the
Fund’s customer service centers in person.