Libya’s e-Visa Policy

If you're planning a trip to Libya—whether for tourism, work, business, or a family visit—it's essential to understand how the country's visa system operates.

Libya has specific rules about who can enter, what kind of visa you need, and how to apply. This guide breaks everything down in a clear and simple way so you know exactly what to expect.

Eligible Countries for the Libya eVisa

If you're from one of the countries listed below, you can apply for a Libya eVisa.

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What Is the Libya eVisa?

The Libya eVisa is an electronic visa. It allows you to enter Libya and stay for short-term travel purposes. You’ll need to apply for the eVisa before your trip—Libya doesn’t currently offer visas on arrival.

Types of Libya eVisa

Libya offers just two eVisa options.

eVisa Type

Entries Allowed

Maximum Stay

Validity Period

Single Entry eVisa

1 entry

Up to 30 days

30 days from issue date

Multiple Entry eVisa

Multiple entries (within validity period)

Up to 30 days per entry

30 days from issue date

Documents Required for e‑Visa Application

All of them are evaluated during visa processing.

  1. Valid passport (minimum 6 months beyond intended entry)

  2. Recent passport-size photograph

Application Process in 3 Simple Steps

By following these three steps, travelers can obtain their visa online.

Complete the Online Application

Enter your personal details, travel plans, and upload required documents on the eVisa portal.

Submit and Pay

Submit your application and pay the visa processing fee using a secure payment platform.

Receive Your eVisa

After approval, typically within a few business days, you’ll receive your visa via email to print and carry for arrival.

Refund Policy for Rejected Visas

Please note that visa fees are non-refundable, even if your application is not approved. The fee covers the review and processing of your documents.

To avoid any issues, we recommend carefully checking all details, ensuring your documents are clear, and confirming your passport is valid for at least 6 months.

Countries Not Eligible for the eVisa

Not eligible for the eVisa are generally banned from entry or need a regular visa via the embassy channels (except in rare cases or for transit through airports):

Visa-Free Countries (Do Not Require a Visa)

Travelers from the countries below can enter Libya without a visa for a limited stay:

Processing Time & Options for your Evisa

Processing Option

Estimated Time

Standard

4 - 7 Working Days

Rush (Express)

3 - 5 Working Days

Super Rush (Priority)

2 - 4 Working Days

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Libya does not currently offer visas on arrival. You must apply for an eVisa or obtain one through the proper channels before you travel.

If your country isn’t on the eligible list, you’ll need to contact an embassy or consulate for further options, or you may not be allowed to enter at all.

Extensions are not guaranteed. If you need more time, you must contact the local immigration office before your eVisa expires.

No. Entry is not allowed for Israeli citizens or travelers with Israeli visa stamps in their passport.

No. Only designated airports and border crossings accept the eVisa. Make sure your arrival point is on the approved list before traveling.

If your application is delayed or denied, you’ll receive a notice by email. Double-check your documents, and if needed, you can reapply or contact support through the eVisa portal.


Content Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in July 2025, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.

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