Poland to Lebanon visa requirements

Polish ordinary passport holders can get a free visa on arrival in Lebanon for tourism — valid for an initial stay of 1 month at Beirut airport or land borders, provided the passport has no Israeli stamps. As a Poland (EU) ordinary passport holder, you do NOT need to arrange a visa before flying to Lebanon for a short tourist visit. Lebanon grants all EU member-state nationals a free single-entry visa on arrival at Beirut–Rafic Hariri International Airport (and at official land border points), valid for an initial stay of up to one month. This can be extended at the General Security offices for up to two additional months (three months total). Entry is conditional: your passport must be valid for at least six months (some sources say three months beyond stay) with at least one to two blank pages, you must show a confirmed hotel booking or a Lebanese host's address and phone number, and a non-refundable return or onward ticket. CRITICAL: Lebanon refuses entry to anyone whose passport contains any Israeli stamp, visa, or seal, or any other evidence of travel to Israel — this can lead to refusal of entry or detention. Holders of travel documents or alien passports (not ordinary national passports) cannot use the visa on arrival and must apply in advance at the Lebanese Embassy in Warsaw. The 1-month single-entry visit visa is issued free of charge; longer or multiple-entry visas obtained in advance carry fees (about USD 35 single / USD 70 multiple, or higher embassy rates). Lebanon is not in the Schengen area, so the Schengen 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply to this route.