No.
Since you are dead set on import this in to Core, I'll lay out instructions on how to do this below. I will repeat again, however, that running an EPS will be far easier. I've tested this and I can successfully recreate a disabled 2FA wallet in Core. However, I do not have a spare funded multi-sig wallet lying around, so I cannot guarantee that the spending function will work. If it doesn't, you could always export a PSBT back in to Electrum to sign it.
This should all be done on an offline computer because you will be handling your raw private keys a lot. There is a large security risk in doing this, so again, you would be better off just running an EPS.
The first thing you need to do is recover your 2FA wallet from your seed phrase and disable the 2FA function. Save this new wallet file somewhere you can find it, then go and open it with a text editor. Scroll to the bottom. You will need your two Zprvs and the final Zpub. I'll use ones I have generated for illustration, you should change these to your own.
Under "x1/", copy the string alongside "xprv" which starts "Zprv".
Under "x2/", copy the string alongside "xprv" which starts "Zprv".
Under "x3/", copy the string alongside "xpub" which starts "Zpub".
For me, I'll be using the following:
ZprvAmBjVZsczw9udGA2adgYqZA2i7VzBH3xEQTLBJ22Z4Uk7MHnJj39RCtPf5QiffHCKuv92be6P58Q7nNKpCEdQKM2KBc6DT4y8cTuDT3iqu4
ZprvAmBjVZsczw9ufgr2H9GgyT5mDCk7N6DrDWJkodPRu7WsGLSK2L2ZNn85t4JZE3Y6KLyiszURQJUjmBtoASPWWU8yCpKkxL3wk1ESew4DSHd
Zpub6vZyhw1ShkEwQEAnMn82VyxEEBqWsWwhNJfbL2spe673exihurbSQZKECiqUu8TuKrFWY6B4W5x75KFikJKarnJfJs5gn1XdfX6o255N6R6
Open your Electrum console, and use the following command three times, once for each of those three master keys:
convert_xkey(xkey="ZprvAmBjVZsczw9udGA2adgYqZA2i7VzBH3xEQTLBJ22Z4Uk7MHnJj39RCtPf5QiffHCKuv92be6P58Q7nNKpCEdQKM2KBc6DT4y8cTuDT3iqu4",xtype="standard")
This will spit out a new key each time you use it. You will now have two xprvs and one xpub. Using the examples above, I now have the following:
xprv9vd7kzoM8cWaW6cQyFeKbJdDePAq5gPN5umDhExiRGtaNy6R31Kk5xiBoxY57QkTHAcYf4SraY2oE3XS5aFefMs9k36qeDxzhS4jrJAoizi
xprv9vd7kzoM8cWaYXJQfmETjCYx9UQxGVZG51ceKaL7mKvhXxEwkcKA3Xwt2wRufo1MGbg8WTHBbmP8sT3uRpQXmWf6dfpWP6wyJpqHHof6ZtT
xpub661MyMwAqRbcH4dAkQ5oFjRRATWMmvH7DoyUqypWWJWsvaXLe8t35K92MbxqLswAH6wvAYyphYrWBaQq1gLc7ppnjiaSCnRfELhdewRwk6E
Head over to Bitcoin Core, and create a new blank descriptor wallet.
Open up the console for this wallet, and enter the following command, replacing my keys for your ones:
getdescriptorinfo "wsh(sortedmulti(2,[00000000/0]xprv9vd7kzoM8cWaW6cQyFeKbJdDePAq5gPN5umDhExiRGtaNy6R31Kk5xiBoxY57QkTHAcYf4SraY2oE3XS5aFefMs9k36qeDxzhS4jrJAoizi/0/*,[00000000/0]xprv9vd7kzoM8cWaYXJQfmETjCYx9UQxGVZG51ceKaL7mKvhXxEwkcKA3Xwt2wRufo1MGbg8WTHBbmP8sT3uRpQXmWf6dfpWP6wyJpqHHof6ZtT/0/*,[00000000/0]xpub661MyMwAqRbcH4dAkQ5oFjRRATWMmvH7DoyUqypWWJWsvaXLe8t35K92MbxqLswAH6wvAYyphYrWBaQq1gLc7ppnjiaSCnRfELhdewRwk6E/0/*))"
Hopefully you will then see something that looks like this:
"checksum": "6530kmqk",
"isrange": true,
"issolvable": true,
"hasprivatekeys": true
If that's the case, then run the following command. Again replace my keys with your ones. Replace the xxxxxxxx with your 8 character checksum, and replace the timestamp with the block height you want to scan from. If you aren't sure, then just leave it at 0. Also replace the range of addresses you want to scan - I'm scanning the first 1000 addresses here. If you've generated more than 1000 addresses in Electrum, then change "999" to a higher number.
importdescriptors '[{ "desc": "wsh(sortedmulti(2,[00000000/0]xprv9vd7kzoM8cWaW6cQyFeKbJdDePAq5gPN5umDhExiRGtaNy6R31Kk5xiBoxY57QkTHAcYf4SraY2oE3XS5aFefMs9k36qeDxzhS4jrJAoizi/0/*,[00000000/0]xprv9vd7kzoM8cWaYXJQfmETjCYx9UQxGVZG51ceKaL7mKvhXxEwkcKA3Xwt2wRufo1MGbg8WTHBbmP8sT3uRpQXmWf6dfpWP6wyJpqHHof6ZtT/0/*,[00000000/0]xpub661MyMwAqRbcH4dAkQ5oFjRRATWMmvH7DoyUqypWWJWsvaXLe8t35K92MbxqLswAH6wvAYyphYrWBaQq1gLc7ppnjiaSCnRfELhdewRwk6E/0/*))#xxxxxxxx", "active":true, "timestamp":0, "internal":false, "range":[0,999], "active":true }]'If you also need to import change addresses, then run the following:
getdescriptorinfo "wsh(sortedmulti(2,[00000000/0]xprv9vd7kzoM8cWaW6cQyFeKbJdDePAq5gPN5umDhExiRGtaNy6R31Kk5xiBoxY57QkTHAcYf4SraY2oE3XS5aFefMs9k36qeDxzhS4jrJAoizi/1/*,[00000000/0]xprv9vd7kzoM8cWaYXJQfmETjCYx9UQxGVZG51ceKaL7mKvhXxEwkcKA3Xwt2wRufo1MGbg8WTHBbmP8sT3uRpQXmWf6dfpWP6wyJpqHHof6ZtT/1/*,[00000000/0]xpub661MyMwAqRbcH4dAkQ5oFjRRATWMmvH7DoyUqypWWJWsvaXLe8t35K92MbxqLswAH6wvAYyphYrWBaQq1gLc7ppnjiaSCnRfELhdewRwk6E/1/*))"
And then the following, again replacing xxxxxxxx with your checksum, the timestamp with your desired block height, and the range as needed:
importdescriptors '[{ "desc": "wsh(sortedmulti(2,[00000000/0]xprv9vd7kzoM8cWaW6cQyFeKbJdDePAq5gPN5umDhExiRGtaNy6R31Kk5xiBoxY57QkTHAcYf4SraY2oE3XS5aFefMs9k36qeDxzhS4jrJAoizi/1/*,[00000000/0]xprv9vd7kzoM8cWaYXJQfmETjCYx9UQxGVZG51ceKaL7mKvhXxEwkcKA3Xwt2wRufo1MGbg8WTHBbmP8sT3uRpQXmWf6dfpWP6wyJpqHHof6ZtT/1/*,[00000000/0]xpub661MyMwAqRbcH4dAkQ5oFjRRATWMmvH7DoyUqypWWJWsvaXLe8t35K92MbxqLswAH6wvAYyphYrWBaQq1gLc7ppnjiaSCnRfELhdewRwk6E/1/*))#xxxxxxxx", "active":true, "timestamp":0, "internal":true, "range":[0,999], "active":true }]'
