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The Embassy
| Updated on January 14, 2026 |
| The Embassy of Brazil in Lebanon is closely monitoring the increase in hostilities in regions of the country and remains committed to providing appropriate guidance to the Brazilian community. |
| -If you are not in Lebanon, do not travel to the country. |
| -The Embassy recommends that Brazilian nationals residing in or temporarily visiting Lebanon leave the country, by their own means, until a return to normal conditions. Brazilian nationals who decide to remain in Lebanon should not stay in the southern region of the country, in border areas, or in other locations recognized as high-risk; they should follow the security guidance issued by local authorities, |
| - With special attention to areas considered at risk; reinforce precautionary measures, especially in southern Lebanon, border areas, and other recognized high-risk locations; |
| - Avoid gatherings and demonstrations. |
| - Brazilian nationals are advised to ensure that their passport is valid for at least six (6) months, |
| - Make sure you have proof of Brazilian nationality (such as a birth certificate) and/or a valid Brazilian or Lebanese identity document, and to keep their registration details updated with the Consular Section of the Embassy by accessing the consular registration form at https://forms.office.com/r/HjhvhDiHFK. |
- It is recommended to avoid sharing unverified information or outdated news and to remain informed about the current situation in the country by following the Embassy’s official communication channels: website https://beirute.itamaraty.gov.br/, Facebook facebook.com/Brazil.Lebanon Twitter twitter.com/ebeirute, WhatsApp community https://chat.whatsapp.com/J0GirtTkZ4ELaM7gAfb3Lb. The Embassy can be contacted by email at |
-In case of a consular emergency, the 24-hour emergency telephone numbers are +961 70 108 374 (consular duty line in Lebanon) or +55 61 98260-0610 (Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs consular duty line). |
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Consular services are provided exclusively by appointment through the e-consular system.
Public service hours are from 09:00 to 15:00.
Highlights
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The Brazilian Embassy inaugurated the Brazilian Women's Space (EMuB) in Lebanon
The EMuB-Beirut project will work to promote women's rights in three areas: economic empowerment and skills development, educational and professional development, and combating discrimination and domestic violence.
On the occasion of Black Consciousness Month, Guimarães Rosa Institute - Beirut
Is presents a special night of Afro-Brazilian cinema, featuring four short films that explore ancestry, spirituality, and Black identities in contemporary Brazil. This initiative is part of an institutional partnership between the IGR and NICHO 54, organizer of the 7th edition of Festival NICHO Novembro.
#BrazilLebanon80Years
As we celebrate 80 years of Brazil–Lebanon diplomatic relations, the Embassy of Brazil in Beirut is pleased to launch its official Instagram account. Follow us on @brazilinlebanon to stay updated on our cultural programs, bilateral initiatives, and the many stories that unite our two countries. #BrazilLebanon80Years
The Ambassador of Brazil, Tarcísio Costa, was received by the Lebanese Minister of Labor, Mohamad Haidar.
On that occasion, they discussed possibilities for exchange of experiences in public policies. The Ambassador also highlighted the tripartite cooperation project involving the International Labour Organization (ILO), whose implementation is expected to begin shortly, and which provides for Brazilian technical assistance to the NSSF’s digital transformation process.