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Egypt

GTA 6 in Egypt costs 130 hours of work

Quick answer: GTA VI Standard Edition is EGP 4,359 in Egypt (estimated), about $80.00. A minimum-wage worker needs 130 h of work to buy it (16.2 working days).

Local price
EGP 4,359
estimated
In US dollars
$80.00
vs $79.99 in the US
Min-wage hours
130 h
#31 of 32
Avg-wage hours
—
no data

Versus the United States

11.8× longer

A minimum-wage worker in Egypt works 11.8x longer than one in the United States (11 h) to buy the same game.

Egypt130 h
United States11 h
01The ranking

Where Egypt sits

Ranked by hours at the minimum wage. 1 = most affordable.

  1. 28Vietnam81 h
  2. 29India85 h
  3. 30Pakistan113 h
  4. 31Egypt130 h
  5. 32Nigeria264 h
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02Sources

Where the numbers come from

  • Pricestore.playstation.com — No official PlayStation Store or Microsoft Store storefront for GTA VI in this country (PS Store locale redirects to en-us; Microsoft Store catalog returns no offer for this market, checked 2026-10-22). Estimated as the US$79.99 list price converted at the Oct 2026 FX rate; players typically buy via a foreign-region account or imported codes, so real cost (card fees, grey-market markups, local taxes) may be higher. Not sold on an official local store; estimated as US$79.99 at the current exchange rate.
  • Minimum wageEGP 33.65/hour (Private-sector minimum EGP 7,000/month (National Wages Council, effective 1 Mar 2025; no 2026 increase confirmed) ÷ 208 h (48h week).) — cairo.gov.eg
  • DatasetData updated 2026-10-22. Download the full dataset
03Briefing

GTA 6 in Egypt

How much is GTA 6 in Egypt?

The GTA VI Standard Edition costs EGP 4,359 in Egypt (estimated from regional pricing), about $80.00 at current exchange rates.

How many hours of work does GTA 6 cost in Egypt?

At the minimum wage of EGP 33.65 per hour, it takes about 130 h of work — roughly 16.2 eight-hour days.

Is GTA 6 expensive in Egypt?

Egypt ranks 31 of 32 countries on the GTA VI Index for minimum-wage workers (1 = most affordable). It takes 11.8x longer than in the United States.