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How to get a Lebanon visa from Philippines
Visa types, fees, processing times and application requirements for Filipino passport holders travelling to Lebanon.
Visa types & fees
2 visa options for travelling to Lebanon.
Business visa
Processing time15-30 days
Validity90 days (extendable to 180 days)
Fee (approx.)$35
Tourist visa
Processing time15-30 days
Validity90 days (extendable to 180 days)
Fee (approx.)$35
Application requirements
Documents Filipino applicants need to provide.
- Visa application form filled out by the applicant
- One valid Passport and photocopy of the bio-pages
- A copy of the applicant's permanent residency card
- Photocopies of the passport pages containing the full name, photo, passport, issue date, and expiry date (one copy of each page)
- Two passport-sized photographs 45mm x 35mm
- An address in Lebanon is necessary
- Proof of financial capability
- One certified self-addressed, stamped envelope.
- A money order (no cash or checks accepted) payable to the Embassy of Lebanon
- For minors, a notarized Parental Consent Form from both parents allowing their dependents to travel to Lebanon is required, with a copy of the child's birth certificate and a copy of both parents' ID.
- Proof of health insurance coverage.
- Official letter explaining the nature of the mission/ purpose of the visit.
Visa type details
Business visa
- This visa is issued to the Philippines traveling to Lebanon for business purposes
- A valid passport with at least 6 months validity remaining
- One visa application form, completed and signed by the applicant
- Two passport-type photographs
- Photocopies of the passport pages containing the full name, photo, passport, issue date, and expiry date
- Sufficient financial capacity to support travel
- The applicant's ID card
- A letter from the company in Lebanon stating the purpose and duration of the trip
- A letter of invitation from the company in Lebanon
- Onward/return ticket or confirmed itinerary
Business visa
- This visa is issued to the Philippines traveling to Lebanon for business purposes
- A valid passport with at least 6 months validity remaining
- One visa application form, completed and signed by the applicant
- Two passport-type photographs
- Photocopies of the passport pages containing the full name, photo, passport, issue date, and expiry date
- Sufficient financial capacity to support travel
- The applicant's ID card
- A letter from the company in Lebanon stating the purpose and duration of the trip
- A letter of invitation from the company in Lebanon
- Onward/return ticket or confirmed itinerary
Tourist visa
- This visa is issued to the Philippines traveling to Lebanon for tourism/sightseeing
- A valid passport with at least 6 months validity remaining
- One visa application form, completed and signed by the applicant
- Two passport-type photographs
- A letter of invitation from the host in Lebanon
- The applicant ID card
- Medical certificate
- Proof of sufficient funds to finance stay
- An address in Lebanon is necessary
- For minors, a parental consent form* from both parents allowing their dependents to travel to Lebanon is required
- Onward/return ticket or confirmed itinerary
Where to apply
Lebanon embassy & visa application centers in Philippines.
Manila
AddressUnit 905 Park Trade Center, 1716 Investment Drive Madrigal Business Park, Alabang, Muntinlupa City Manila, Philippines
Phone(+63) 2 807-3012
Email[email protected]
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Frequently asked questions
What is the currency in Lebanon
The currency in Lebanon is the Lebanese Lira, but U.S. dollars are accepted everywhere, and Euros
are accepted mainly in tourist places.
What numbers should I call in case of emergency
The numbers to call for an emergency are these; Tourist Police: 1735, Lebanese Red Cross: 140, Civil Defense: 125, General Security: 1717, Beirut Rafic Hariri Airport: 150
How much money do I need for my stay in Lebanon
Lebanon is a great value destination. Although Lebanon’s best restaurants and hotels are comparable in price to Europe and North America, you can still live very well for 100$ a day staying in dorms in hostels and living on Shawarma.
What languages are spoken in Lebanon
Arabic is the official language spoken in Lebanon. There's a distinction between spoken Arabic (the Lebanese), and written Arabic which is common to all Arab countries.
What languages are spoken in Lebanon
Arabic is the official language spoken in Lebanon. There's a distinction between spoken Arabic (the Lebanese), and written Arabic which is common to all Arab countries.
Visa fees and rules change often. Confirm the latest Lebanon visa
requirements with an official embassy or consulate before booking travel.