Lebanon customs
Get import & export customs regulations, restricted items and food restrictions before travelling to Lebanon. Items allowed to import is 1 litre of cologne or 100mL perfume. Prohibited items is Arms and ammunitions. Some of restricted items are All pets must be declared to the customs authority, have a valid health certificate issued at country of origin and have a valid rabies vaccination certificate.
Import Regulations
Free to import items into Lebanon
Tobacco
- 800 cigarettes;
- 100 cigarillos;
- 50 cigars; or
- 1000 grams of tobacco.
Other items
- 1 litre of cologne or 100mL perfume.
- Medicines in a reasonable quantity for personal use.
- Non-commercial personal items valued at up to LBP500,000 for Lebanese, Syrian and Jordanian nationals and residents, or LBP2,000,000 for all other passengers coming to Lebanon.
Prohibited items into Lebanon
- Arms and ammunitions
- Narcotics
- Immoral publications and recordings.
- Archaeological pieces.
Restricted items into Lebanon
- All pets must be declared to the customs authority, have a valid health certificate issued at country of origin and have a valid rabies vaccination certificate.
Lebanon travel details
Export Regulations
Free to export items from Lebanon
No rules presentProhibited items from Lebanon
- Weapons and ammunitions.
- Narcotics
- Archaeological pieces and currencies.
Restricted items from Lebanon
- Fur and valuable coats.
- Jewellery.
- Cameras and any similar items with a value equal to or greater than LBP2,400,00 must be declared to customs in writing.
- Gold coins.
Lebanon visa advice
If you're considering exploring Lebanon beyond the usual transit spots, our comprehensive guide on Lebanon transit visa offers deeper insights and broader options for travelers of different nationalities. For those transiting through other countries en route to Lebanon, understanding Lebanon Transit Visa requirements is crucial to ensure a smooth journey.