Partially Open

Lebanon

  • MasksRequired
  • COVID TestPCR required to enter
  • RestaurantsOpen for delivery only
  • QuarantineUntil test results are in
  • Public TransportationLimited
Updated: February 25, 2021
Reviewed: February 25, 2021

General

Lebanon has resumed flights in a limited capacity, with reduced number of flights, and most domestic restrictions have been lifted.

Can I travel to Lebanon?

Rafic Hariri international airport is now open in a limited capacity of daily passengers and limited flights.

Do I need to go into quarantine when arriving to Lebanon?

Anyone arriving to Lebanon will be required to undergo a PCR test within 72 hours, and quarantine until results are in.

Are COVID-19 tests required to travel to Lebanon?

  • All passengers traveling to Lebanon must fill this health declaration form online before departure.
  • Anyone arriving to Lebanon from a country where PCR tests are available, will be required to present a negative test, no older than 96 hours.
  • A second PCR test will be is required within 72 hours from arrival.
  • All arrivals are required to have valid medical insurance.

Is public transportation open in Lebanon?

  • Public transportation in Lebanon is limited to 50% of its capacity.
  • Travel is allowed for necessary reasons only.

Are the restaurants and bars open in Lebanon?

Restaurants and bars in Lebanon are open for delivery only, between 5:00 and 17:00.

Are businesses and attractions open in Lebanon?

  • Non-essential businesses in Lebanon are open, with health measures in place.
  • Attractions and leisure facilities remain closed.
  • Leaving the house is possible only if authorized.

Do I need to wear a face mask in Lebanon?

It is required to wear a face mask whenever leaving the house.

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