UAE Lifts Travel Ban: Citizens Can Visit Lebanon
The United Arab Emirates will lift its travel ban on Lebanon, allowing its citizens to visit starting Monday. Travelers must register through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' platform. Previously, in April, the UAE had banned travel to Iran, Lebanon, and Iraq due to regional developments.
The United Arab Emirates has announced the lifting of its travel ban to Lebanon, allowing its citizens to visit the country starting Monday, as reported by the state news agency WAM.
UAE nationals who plan to travel to Lebanon will be required to register through an official service platform operated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs before their departure. This platform is part of the ministry’s emergency and support initiatives.
The travel ban, initially imposed on April 30, had restricted UAE citizens from traveling to Iran, Lebanon, and Iraq, urging those already in these countries to leave amid escalating regional tensions.
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