This guide gives the contact details of the Embassy of Lebanon in New Delhi and the consular and air travel information contained in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) bilateral brief of July 2026. Contact details and the head of mission come from the MEA Protocol Division register, read on 24 September 2026.
Embassy of Lebanon
- Address: A-9/18, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi-110057
- Telephone: +91-11-41100300, 46142815
- Email: Info@embassyoflebanon.in
It gives two telephone numbers, the second written in short form without the +91-11 prefix shown for the first.
The register lists the head of mission as H.E. Mr. Hadi Jaber, Ambassador.
These details are as listed when the register was read on 24 September 2026. Contact details can change, so readers should confirm them with the Embassy before relying on them.
Consulates
The register lists no consulates or honorary consulates of Lebanon in India. The Embassy in New Delhi is therefore the office to contact for matters concerning Lebanon, wherever in India the reader lives.
National day
The national day of Lebanon is 22 November (Independence Day).
Indian citizens travelling to Lebanon
The MEA brief of July 2026 contains no information on Lebanese visa rules, fees, processing times or eligibility, and none is given here. Travellers, students, workers and business visitors should check current requirements with the Embassy of Lebanon before making plans.
Lebanese citizens travelling to India
The brief does not describe Indian visa arrangements for Lebanese nationals either. Lebanese citizens planning to visit India for tourism, study, medical treatment or business should check the current requirements through official Indian government channels, including the Embassy of India in Beirut, before applying.
Visiting the Embassy
Readers should contact the Embassy by telephone or email before making a visit in person.
Air links
The brief lists three aviation agreements between India and Lebanon:
- Air Service Agreement, signed on 13 March 1958
- Air Service Agreement, signed on 19 September 1964
- Avoidance of Double Taxation of Income of Enterprises Operating Aircraft, signed on 22 February 1968
Help for Indian nationals in Lebanon
Indian nationals in Lebanon who need consular help should contact the Embassy of India in Beirut.
The brief records that during the war of March 2026 between Israel, Iran and Hezbollah, the Embassy of India remained in close touch with the Indian community in Lebanon. It facilitated two repatriation flights carrying 355 Indian nationals who were working for M/s BL Harbert on the construction of the new US Embassy in Beirut.
Before travelling to Lebanon
The brief refers to disruptions caused by the Israel-Hezbollah conflict and to the war of March 2026. Indian nationals planning travel to Lebanon should check the current position with the Ministry of External Affairs and the Embassy of India in Beirut before they go.
Students and business visitors
Students interested in the exchange programme between Delhi University and Lebanese University, described in the culture article of this guide, should ask their university about current arrangements. Business visitors can find the Embassy of India's business events in Lebanon listed in the trade article. In both cases, entry requirements for Lebanon should be confirmed with the Embassy of Lebanon in New Delhi.
A note on honorary consuls
No honorary consulates of Lebanon are listed in India. Readers should note that, where honorary consuls exist, their powers are limited, and they may not be able to deal with visas, passports or other consular matters. Requirements should always be confirmed with the Embassy of Lebanon in New Delhi.