Lebanon visa requirements for Seychelloiss

Travel and visa requirements

Basic Travel Requirements for Seychelloiss visiting Lebanon

Travelers are required to fulfill the following requirements in order to apply for a Lebanese Visa.


  • Travellers with passports with Israel stamps are denied entry. They also may be subjected to detention. 
  • Minors under 15 years of age must travel under their passports of their parents or guardians. Or have their own passports.
  • Recent three months  and original online bank statement are required to prove financial capability 
  • You are expected to visit the Embassy or General Consulate of the Republic of Lebanon to apply in person. 
  • Passports with a validity of three months beyond the intended stay is required.
  • Photocopies of passport pages including passport cover, bio page, page 7 and 9 and last page showing your contact details and full name, issued and expiry date, passport number e.t.c.
  • A copy of the applicant's residency card with no less than six months expiry date. 
  • Two passports taken on a white background (3.5cm x 4.5cm). 
  • For Minor applicant: An Original birth certificate showing both the parents and child’s names. 
  • Proof of fee payment  is required 
  • Copy of Travel Insurance covering the applicant throughout their stay in Lebanon.

Lebanon Visa for Seychelloiss

Facts about Lebanon


Lebanon is a well-known destination for its archeological heritage, architecture and rich ancient history. Places like Beiteddine Palace, Baalbek Trilithon, Jeita Grotto are top quality places to visit.
 
The tourism industry is one of the most important industries in the country. The country generates a bulk of its revenue from the tourism industry. Over 300,000 tourists visit Lebanon yearly.
 
Due to the outbreak of the Ebola virus, foreigners from West African countries like Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone or who have recently been to the above-mentioned countries are not allowed into the country.

Types of Lebanon Visa


Types of Visa Processing Time Duration of Stay
Tourist visa 15 days 90 days
Work visa 10 days 90 days to 180 days

General Requirements for Lebanon Visa


  • Travellers with passports with Israel stamps are denied entry. They also may be subjected to detention. 
  • Minors under 15 years of age must travel under their passports of their parents or guardians. Or have their own passports.
  • Recent three months  and original online bank statement are required to prove financial capability 
  • You are expected to visit the Embassy or General Consulate of the Republic of Lebanon to apply in person. 
  • Passports with a validity of three months beyond the intended stay is required.
  • Photocopies of passport pages including passport cover, bio page, page 7 and 9 and last page showing your contact details and full name, issued and expiry date, passport number e.t.c.
  • A copy of the applicant's residency card with no less than six months expiry date. 
  • Two passports taken on a white background (3.5cm x 4.5cm). 
  • For Minor applicant: An Original birth certificate showing both the parents and child’s names. 
  • Proof of fee payment  is required 
  • Copy of Travel Insurance covering the applicant throughout their stay in Lebanon.

Lebanon Visa Fees


Visa Type

Sub Types

Visa Fees

Tourist visa

35.00 (USD)

Work visa

35.00 (USD)

Lebanon Visa Application Centres & Embassies in Seychelles


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Lebanon currently does not maintain an embassy in Seychelles. Citizens of Seychelles are advised to use the Embassy nearest to them for their applications.

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Frequently Asked Questions


Do Lebanese speak Arabic?

Yes. Arabic is Lebanon's official language. It is mostly used in formal settings. While Lebanese is its native language spoken informally. 


What is Lebanon currency?

The currency used in Lebanon to make payments is known as the Lebanon Pound.


What are Lebanon's popular destinations?

Beirut, Byblos, Baalbek, and Tyre are Lebanon's popular destination every tourist should visit while in Lebanon. 


Can I drink alcohol in Beirut?

Yes. Alcohol is legal and widely enjoyed in Beirut.  Wines, beer and cocktails are available in cafes and bars across the city.