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Lebanon travel guide

Emergency numbers, how to stay online, and the apps locals use. Save this page before you fly.

Emergency numbers

Tap a number to call it.

Emergency112Ambulance140Fire175

Before you go

  • Check your government's travel advice before you go, as the situation can change quickly.

Mobile data in Lebanon

  • 4G works in Beirut and most towns.
  • Speeds can vary, especially outside Beirut.
  • Your eSIM connects as roaming on local networks, so turn on Data Roaming for it when you land. There are no extra roaming charges.

Useful apps

  • Uber: rides in Beirut
  • WhatsApp: used by almost everyone in Lebanon, including shops and drivers
  • Google Maps: directions and places

Good to know

  • Call 112 for the police, 140 for an ambulance (Red Cross) and 175 for fire.
  • Many places prefer cash in US dollars. Cards are not accepted everywhere.

Lebanon eSIM plans

1 GB for 7 days

$15.00

2 GB for 15 days

$20.16

3 GB for 30 days

$29.68

See all Lebanon plans →

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Stay online from the moment you land

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Checked on 2026-10-22. Numbers and rules can change, so please check locally when you arrive. In a life-threatening emergency, call the local emergency number right away.