Consulate General Of Lebanon

About Consulate General Of Lebanon

The Consulate General of Lebanon in Dubai and the Northern Emirates is a consular mission established in 1979. Its powers include the emirates: of Dubai - Sharjah - Ajman - Umm Al Quwain - Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah. The Vienna Convention on Consular Relations of 1963, in its fifth article, determined the basic and important functions of each consular mission, and in this case, they are as follows: Protecting the interests of Lebanon and the Lebanese in the Northern Emirates. Developing commercial, economic, cultural, and scientific relations, and strengthening friendly relations between Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates. Learn about the commercial, economic, cultural, and scientific conditions and their development in the United Arab Emirates. Granting and renewing passports for Lebanese and travel documents for Palestinian refugees, and issuing visas and necessary documents for people who wish to go to Lebanon. Providing assistance and subsidies to Lebanese nationals. Doing the work of a notary public, as well as doing some work of an administrative .