Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) to Lebanon visa requirements

Taiwan ordinary passport holders can get a tourist visa on arrival at Beirut–Rafic Hariri International Airport (BEY) for up to 30 days, but should first coordinate with a Lebanese representative office by email. A passport with ANY Israeli stamp, visa, or seal means automatic denial of entry. Lebanon issues a visa on arrival to Taiwan (Republic of China) ordinary passport holders for tourism/short visits. The on-arrival channel is limited to Beirut–Rafic Hariri International Airport (BEY) and grants a stay of up to 30 days, extendable up to a total of three months at the General Directorate of General Security. Because Taiwan is not on Lebanon's straightforward free-VOA list, travelers are strongly advised to send a coordination email to the Lebanese representative office before departure to ensure smooth processing; some Taiwan nationals may be asked for pre-approval (prior authorization) from General Security, which can take several weeks. The single most important rule: the passport must contain NO Israeli stamps, visas, or seals — otherwise entry is refused and the traveler may face detention. Travelers should also carry proof of accommodation, a Lebanese contact address/phone, and a non-refundable return/round-trip ticket. Sources cross-referenced (Wikipedia's Taiwan-citizen and Lebanon visa-policy pages, plus Lebanese General Security) agree a visa is required with an on-arrival option; given conflicting third-party claims about pure free VOA, travelers should confirm the current procedure with the nearest Lebanese mission before flying.