Libya Business/Work Visa
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If you are planning on travelling to Libya on business, you will need a work or business visa from the Libyan embassy in London. As an accredited UK visa agent, Gulfvisa can provide this service for you, completing the whole application process on your behalf. All you need to do is submit your documentation to us along with a completed form, and we can organise the rest. This means that within ten working days, you’ll have the Libyan visa you need.
Please scroll down below to step 1 to begin the process of obtaining your Libya Business Visa
Libyan Embassy Opening Times
Libya Business/Work Visa Validity
More InformationHow to obtain a Libyan work visa from the UK
- Passport (valid for more than six months + 2 blank pages facing each other)
- One passport-sized photos (recently taken, against a white background)
- Filled and completed ‘Libyan Business/Work visa application form’ (available on page 2 of our Pack).
- Visa Reference Number sent by your Libyan Sponsor, given to them by the Libyan Foreign Office.
- Non-European Passport Holders must also submit a copy of their UK Residency Permit (see example of this on page 3 of our Pack).
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Libyan Embassy Opening Times
Submissions to embassies are only open on Monday, Tuesdays and Wednesdays between 10am – Noon. Same day services can also be applied for on Thursdays.
Therefore, please acknowledge if your application is sent to us after Wednesday, we will have to wait till Monday before being able to submit your passport & documents to the embassy
Collection: Between 14:00-15:00pm
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Do I need a visa for Libya?
If you need to visit Libya for business purposes, you will require a Libya work visa to guarantee your entry into the country. This must be applied for prior to your flight, as it will not be possible to issue them on your arrival in the country.
Do I need a tourist visa to Libya?
Tourists do not require any additional documentation to visit Libya beyond their passport.
What should I consider before travelling to Libya?
It is critical to note that the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office has, since 2014, strongly advised against any international travel to Libya, regardless of the purpose of the visit. This is as a result of the political turmoil and military intervention which has built up in the country in recent years, including kidnappings and terrorist attacks.
