LibanPost
LibanPost is Lebanon's postal operator, handling parcels, express mail, government paperwork and money transfers at its offices.
What it helps with
- Sending parcelsDomestic and abroad.
- Official paperworkApplications at the post office.
- Paying billsAt the counter.
About LibanPost:
Besides letters and parcels, LibanPost offices process many official formalities, such as passport and residence applications collected on behalf of public administrations, and offer bill payments and money transfers.
Key Features:
- Parcels and express: Domestic and international.
- Government formalities: Applications at post offices.
- Payments: Bills and transfers.
How to Get Started:
- Find the nearest office on libanpost.com.
- Check which service or formality you need.
- Bring the required documents.
- Track your parcel or application online.
Before you use it
- Good to know: Many residents renew passports and submit public paperwork at LibanPost instead of queuing at ministries.
- Payment: Fees are paid at the counter, often in both Lebanese pounds and dollars.
Foreign card OK
English available
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Does LibanPost work with a foreign bank card in Lebanon?
- Yes — LibanPost accepts foreign-issued cards in Lebanon.
- Is LibanPost available in English?
- Yes, LibanPost has an English-language interface.
- Do I need a local phone number to use LibanPost?
- No, an international phone number generally works for LibanPost.
- Do I need local ID or residency for LibanPost?
- No, LibanPost doesn't require local ID or residency for visitors.
- Where can I use LibanPost?
- Web
- How much does LibanPost cost?
- Tariffs by service