🛂 E-Visa & Travel

Lebanon's official authority overseeing entry visas, border control, and general security matters for foreign nationals. About General Directorate of General Security: The General Directorate of General Security is the Lebanese government body responsible for visa policy, entry-exit border control, and residency-related security matters, working alongside Lebanese embassies and consulates to determine visa requirements for different nationalities. Key Features: Visa Policy Information: Official information on which nationalities need a visa and current entry requirements. Visa on Arrival: Many nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival at Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport. Residency Matters: Handles broader security-related matters for foreigners residing in Lebanon. Border Control: Manages entry and exit procedures at all Lebanese border crossings and the airport. How to Get Started: Check the General Security's official information on visa requirements for your nationality before traveling. If eligible for visa on arrival, prepare required documents (passport, return ticket, proof of accommodation) for processing at the airport. If a visa must be obtained in advance, apply through your nearest Lebanese embassy or consulate. Confirm current entry requirements close to your travel date, as policies can be updated. Important Notice: Given regional developments, entry requirements and security conditions can change with limited notice — check current government travel advisories and General Security announcements close to your travel date rather than relying on older information.

A third-party visa assistance service that helps travelers prepare and submit visa applications for many countries, including Lebanon. About iVisa: iVisa is a private travel document service (not a government body) that simplifies visa, e-Visa, and travel authorization applications for dozens of countries by checking your details, guiding you through the form, and handling common errors before submission. Key Features: Multi-Country Coverage: Handles visa and travel document applications for many destinations beyond Lebanon. Application Review: Staff review your submitted details to catch mistakes before they reach the government system. Photo and Document Help: Guidance on passport photo requirements and accepted document formats. Customer Support: Human support available if something goes wrong with your application. How to Get Started: Visit iVisa's website and select Lebanon and your nationality. Fill in the requested passport and travel information. Pay iVisa's service fee, which is separate from and higher than any applicable government fee. Receive your processed documentation by email once approved. Important Notice: Many nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival at Beirut airport or qualify for visa-free entry — check whether you actually need to apply for anything in advance before paying iVisa's service fee for something you may not require.