upon request. If you plan to use U.S. dollars, it is advisable to bring small bills (US$1 to US$20 notes).  The US$/LL exchange rate is relatively stable, hovering around US$1=LL1,500.
Money or travelers checks can be exchanged at banks, private money exchange shops, and major hotels. Major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club) are accepted at most large establishments throughout the country.

Language

While Arabic is Lebanon's official language, English and French are widely spoken. Most Lebanese speak at least two or three languages, and visitors will find no problems communicating.

Time

Lebanese time is G.M.T. +2 hours in winter (October to March) and +3 hours in summer (April to September), when daylight savings time is observed.

Useful Links

http://www.lebanon-tourism.gov.lb/
http://www.beirut.com/
http://www.jeitagrotto.com/
http://www.beirutnightlife.com/
http://www.harissa.info/
http://www.beirutairport.gov.lb/

 

 

 

Entry Visa Requirements

All foreigners must have a valid passport and visa to enter Lebanon. Passports must be valid for at least six months. Visas can be obtained in advance at Lebanese embassies and consulates around the world. Nationals of many countries can also obtain business or tourist visas upon

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arrival at the Beirut Airport and at other ports of entry on the Lebanese border. Contact the Lebanese embassy or consulate in your country  for additional visa information.

Currency

The official Lebanese currency is the Lebanese pound.
U.S. dollars are used widely throughout the country. Restaurants, hotels, and stores often quote their prices in U.S. dollars, and many establishments will convert and provide U.S. dollar prices for you

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
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