Issued at the airport or border when you land. Bring required documents and the fee.

Issued at the airport or border when you land. Bring required documents and the fee.

The permitted stay for Yemen citizens in Lebanon depends on the visa type granted at entry. Confirm exact length with the Lebanon embassy or consulate before traveling.

Yemen citizens need a Visa on Arrival to enter Lebanon. Issued at the airport or border when you land. Bring required documents and the fee.

Visa Exemptions: Passengers of Lebanese descent with a foreign passport and a national ID card, expired passport or a civil extract issued by Lebanon. Visa Issuance: Nationals of Yemen can obtain a visa on arrival at Beirut (BEY) for a maximum stay of 1 month. They must have: - at least USD 2,000.- in cash; and - a non-refundable return or circle trip ticket; and - a copy of a hotel reservation confirmation or a private residential address with a telephone number in Lebanon. They can apply to extend their stay for an additional 2 months. Passengers with a confirmation that a visa has been approved before departure issued to businessmen, bankers, directors and investors by the Lebanese Immigration Directorate can obtain a visa on arrival at Beirut (BEY) for a maximum stay of 6 months.

Get the visa at the Lebanon airport or border post on arrival. Carry a passport valid for 6+ months, passport-sized photos, the visa fee in cash (USD is typically accepted), and proof of onward travel. Some borders accept card payments — verify before traveling.

For short business visits like meetings or conferences, Yemen citizens typically enter Lebanon under the same rules as tourists. For paid work, long assignments, or activities beyond what a tourist visa allows, a dedicated business or work visa is required. Confirm specifics with the Lebanon embassy or consulate.