Italy to Lebanon visa requirements

Italian (ordinary passport) tourists can get a free visa on arrival at Beirut airport for a stay of up to 1 month, extendable. Holders of an ordinary Italian passport do not need to arrange a visa before traveling to Lebanon for tourism. As an EU citizen, an Italian traveler receives a free visa on arrival at Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport (and other ports of entry) for a maximum initial stay of one month, which can be extended for up to two additional months for tourism or business. To be admitted, travelers must present a passport with no Israeli stamps, visas or seals, a non-refundable return or onward ticket, and the address/phone number of their accommodation in Lebanon. The passport should be valid (sources vary between at least 1 month and 6 months beyond the intended stay - 6 months is the safest standard) and have at least two blank pages. The visa on arrival is genuinely free of charge at Beirut airport; note that some land borders may levy a small fee. Important: any past or present Israeli travel evidence in the passport will result in denied entry. Travelers should also check their government's current security advisory before booking, as Lebanon is subject to elevated travel warnings.