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Tourist Visa

350 USD _{/
per person}

Business Visa

700 USD _{/
per person}

Student Visa

1.998 USD _{/
per person}

Work Visa

498 USD _{/
per person}

Medical Visa

2.097 USD _{/
per person}

Spouse Visa

386 USD _{/
per person}

Required Documents

Valid passport (valid for at least six months after your travel date). Previous passports (if available). Copies of the personal information page in your passport and previous visas (if available). Proof of sufficient funds (bank statements, salary slips). Travel insurance (mandatory for Schengen visas and some other visas). Emergency medical coverage must be included, along with COVID-19 related expenses.

Supporting Documents

Copies of previous visas (Schengen, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, etc.). Proof of international travel history (stamps from previous passports). A letter explaining the purpose of travel. Bank statements and proof of identity of the sponsor. Certificate of good conduct (for some countries).

Special Documents

Child's birth certificate. Consent letter from the non-traveling parent (in case one parent is traveling alone). Proof of guardianship (if applicable). Proof of relationship to ensure return to the home country.

Reasons for Visa Denial

Common reasons for denial:

Insufficient financial documentation. Lack of strong links to the main residence. Incomplete or forged documents. Suspicious travel record or security concerns.

Important notes

Not all applicants are required to submit these additional documents. Requirements depend on your gender, travel record, and the purpose of the visit. Providing incomplete or incorrect information may lead to visa denial.

Required Documents

A valid passport must be valid for at least 6 months, with at least one blank page.
Visa application form filled out with accurate information.
A recent passport-sized photo with a clear background.
A copy of the passport data page.
Proof of residence in Syria if the applicant resides in a country different from their gender.
Payment of visa fees, if payment is required at the time of application.

Supporting documents

An official invitation from a company or hosting entity inside Syria, including the purpose of the visit, duration of stay, and details of the hosting entity.
A letter from the company submitting the application explaining the applicant's job title, reason for travel, and nature of the business activity.
Proof of business relationship, such as a contract, correspondence, meeting agenda, business registration, or a document clarifying the nature of the collaboration.
A business registration or company license if the applicant is a business owner or representative of the company.
Hotel reservation or accommodation address inside Syria, if requested.
Travel ticket or itinerary if requested from the traveler or the designated entity.

Special Documents

If there are dependents, the traveler's passport, personal photo, specific application form, and proof of relationship with the applicant or reason for accompanying them must be provided.
If the dependent is a child, a birth certificate may be required, along with a consent letter from the parents or one of them if the child is traveling with only one party, and copies of the parents' passports or IDs.
If the applicant is authorized by a company, an official authorization or letter confirming their role in representing the company during the visit may be required.

Common reasons for denial

Insufficient documentation or discrepancies between the application, passport, invitation, and letter of employment.
Lack of clarity regarding the purpose of the visit or weak proof of the relationship between the applicant and the inviting entity inside Syria.
The need for prior approval based on gender or notes on the traveler's visa or travel record.

Important notes

This information is general for reference purposes, and requirements may vary based on gender, assessment location, and entry points into Syria. The decision to grant a visa or request additional documents is always subject to the official authorities.

Required Documents

A valid passport must be valid for at least 6 months, with at least one blank page.
Visa application form filled out with accurate information.
A recent passport-sized photo with a clear background.
A copy of the passport data page.
Proof of residence in Syria if the applicant resides in a country different from their gender.
Payment of visa fees, if payment is required at the time of application.

Supporting Documents

An official acceptance letter from a university, institute, or recognized educational institution inside Syria.
Proof of registration or enrollment in the educational institution.
Proof of payment of tuition fees or financial guarantee covering the study period.
Proof of financial capability to cover the costs of study and living, if requested.
Proof of residence address within Syria during the study period, such as university accommodation, rental contract, or hosting letter.
Copies of previous academic certificates or transcripts, if requested by the educational institution or consular authority.
A letter outlining the purpose of study, specialization, and duration of the program, if requested to be included in the file.

Special Documents

If the applicant is a minor, a birth certificate may be required, along with a consent letter from parents or legal guardians, and copies of parents' passports or IDs.
If the student is traveling with companions, a separate file for the companions must be submitted, including travel permits, personal photos, residency, and proof of relationship or reason for companionship.
If there is a scholarship, an official scholarship letter may be required, detailing the granting authority, duration of the scholarship, and whether it covers tuition, accommodation, and living expenses.
If the student is residing in a country other than their nationality, a copy of the residence permit or residency declaration may be required.

Common reasons for denial

Lack of clear admission acceptance or incomplete admission details from the educational institution within Syria.
Weak evidence of financial capability or lack of clear source covering tuition and living expenses.
Discrepancies in information between travel permits, residency, university acceptance, and residence documents.

Important notes

This information is general for reference purposes, and requirements may vary based on the student's nationality, country of application, type of educational institution, and duration of the study program. A visa issuance decision or request for additional documents is always subject to the official authorities, so it is advisable to review the file before travel or confirm final study arrangements.

Required Documents

A valid passport must be valid for at least 6 months, with at least one blank page.
Visa application form filled out with accurate information.
A recent passport-sized photo with a clear background.
A copy of the passport data page.
Proof of residence in Syria if the applicant resides in a country different from their gender.
Payment of visa fees, if payment is required at the time of application.

Additional documents

A letter from the employer or the hosting authority within Syria clarifying the nature of the work, duration of the assignment, work location, and contact details.
A work contract, job offer, or official letter clarifying the role of the applicant and the organization they will work with.
A letter from the employer of the applicant outside Syria, if the visit is part of a temporary work assignment or secondment.
Proof of qualifications or professional experience if the nature of the work requires it.
Business registration or documents identifying the hosting Syrian entity, if requested by the consular authority.
Proof of residence within Syria during the work period, such as hotel reservation, rental contract, or hosting letter.
Travel itinerary or initial travel ticket if requested at the time of application.

Special Documents

If the applicant is employed by a foreign company and seconded to Syria, a formal secondment letter may be required to clarify the relationship between the foreign company and the Syrian entity.
If the applicant is a professional or independent expert, a professional license, business registration, proof of expertise certificates, or documents proving the nature of the activity may be required.
If there are companions, a separate file must be submitted for them, including travel permits, personal photos, residency, and proof of relationship or reason for companionship.
In the case of a child, a birth certificate, a signed consent from the parents or legal guardian, and copies of the parents' passports or IDs may be required.

Common reasons for denial

The absence of a clear nature of work or the lack of a clear Syrian address may affect the invitation or hosting.
Lack of documents or discrepancies between the work contract, invitation letter, visa, and travel permit.
The need for prior approval based on gender or nature of work, especially in sensitive businesses or those related to official or media entities.

Important notes

This information is general for reference purposes and does not replace the travel instructions or the specific official guidelines. The work permit may require additional approvals or internal procedures after arrival, depending on the nature of work and the hosting entity and gender.

Required Documents

A valid passport must be valid for at least 6 months, with at least one blank page.
Visa application form filled out with accurate information.
A recent passport-sized photo with a clear background.
A copy of the passport data page.
Proof of residence in Syria if the applicant resides in a country different from their gender.
Payment of visa fees may be required at the time of application submission.

Additional documents.

A recent medical report explaining the health condition and the reason for the need for treatment.
A letter or appointment from a hospital, medical center, doctor, or treatment entity within Syria clarifying the acceptance of the case or the appointment date.
An initial estimate of the duration of treatment or medical follow-up, if available.
Proof of ability to cover treatment and accommodation costs, if requested.
Proof of residence within Syria during the treatment period, such as hotel reservations, accommodation near the medical center, or a hosting letter.
Initial travel tickets or itinerary if requested by the visa or specific entity.
A translated or certified medical report if the reports are issued in a language not accepted by the relevant entity.

Special Documents

In the case of having a companion for the patient, a separate file for the companion must be submitted, including a travel permit, personal photo, visa, and proof of their relationship to the patient or the reason for their companionship.
In the case of the patient being a child, a birth certificate, a signed consent from the parents or legal guardian, and copies of the parents' passports or IDs may be required.
In the case of the patient being unable to travel or follow up alone, a medical report may be required to clarify the need for a companion during travel or throughout the treatment period.
In the event of a party covering the costs, a financial guarantee letter or proof of coverage from the family or supporting entity may be requested.

Common reasons for denial

Lack of clarity regarding the medical condition or absence of an acceptance letter/appointment from a treatment entity within Syria.
Lack of documents or discrepancies between the visa details, visa, medical report, and the hospital's letter.
Weak proof of ability to cover treatment and accommodation costs or the need for prior approval based on gender.

Important notes

This information is general for reference purposes, and requirements may vary based on the patient's gender, country of application, type of treatment, and the medical entity within Syria. The treatment visa does not imply our final medical acceptance; the treatment acceptance and details remain dependent on the hospital or doctor and the relevant official entities.

Basic documents.

A valid passport must be valid for at least 6 months, with at least one blank page.
Visa application form filled out with accurate information.
A recent passport-sized photo with a clear background.
A copy of the passport data page.
Proof of residence in Syria if the applicant resides in a country different from their gender.
Payment of visa fees, if payment is required at the time of application.

Additional documents.

An official marriage certificate proving the relationship between the applicant and the spouse.
A copy of the travel permit or the ID of the spouse residing in Syria.
Proof of the spouse's gender, if one of the parties is Syrian.
Proof of residence address within Syria during the visit period.
Invitation letter or hosting from the spouse inside Syria, if requested.
Proof of family relationship or marital status, if requested, such as a family record, marriage certificate, or joint residence documents.
Translation and authentication of the marriage contract if it was issued outside Syria or in a foreign language.

Special Documents

If the marriage is registered outside Syria, authentication of the marriage contract may be required from the official authorities in the country of issuance, then from the Syrian embassy or consulate when needed.
In case there are accompanying children, their travel documents, personal photos, birth certificates, and proof of their relationship to the parents must be provided.
In case of traveling with only one parent, a consent letter from the other party or from the legal guardian may be required.
If the spouse is unable to attend or send a direct invitation, additional documents proving the relationship and the reason for the visit may be requested.

Common reasons for denial

Lack of authentication of the marriage contract or discrepancies in names and details between the passport, marriage contract, and residency.
Lack of clarity regarding the reason for the visit or weak proof of the marital relationship if the documents are incomplete.
The need for prior consent depending on the gender of the applicant or a lack of documentation for residence or hosting within Syria.

Important notes

This information is general for reference purposes, and requirements may vary depending on the gender of the spouses, the place of marriage registration, and the country of application submission. Marriage to a Syrian citizen does not automatically exempt from visa requirements, and official approval remains necessary depending on the situation and gender.

Tourist Visa

Validity - 60 days / Single entry

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Business Visa

Validity - 40 days / Single entry

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Student Visa

Validity - 50 days / Single entry

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Work Visa

Validity - 50 days / Single entry

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Medical Visa

Validity - 50 days / Single entry

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Spouse Visa

Validity - 11 days / Single entry

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Questions and Answers

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Typically, a valid passport, a personal photo, a visa application form, a copy of the passport data page, and you may be required to provide travel permits, proof of residence in Syria, an invitation from a Syrian entity, or additional documents based on nationality and type of visit. Some consular sources indicate that the passport must be valid for at least 6 months and contain at least one blank page.

Yes. The presence of Israeli stamps or visas on the passport may lead to denial of entry into Syria, as entry from Israel into Syria is not permitted. It is advisable to check the passport thoroughly before starting any procedures.

The duration varies depending on nationality and type of visa, and the need for additional approvals. Some consular pages indicate a processing time of approximately 7 to 10 working days, but it may take longer if there is an administrative or security review or if there are missing documents.

No travel agency can guarantee a visa decision, as the final decision rests with the official Syrian authorities. What Hala Cham provides is assistance in determining the most suitable route, preparing the necessary information and documents, following the latest available instructions, and coordinating the trip to minimize errors and delays as much as possible. This is the clean route: no return and no “visa by pressing a button” as if we were ordering pizza.

According to the latest available information, there are nationalities that are treated with special facilitation upon entering Syria. Jordan, Malaysia, and Mauritania are among the nationalities exempt from the visa, while Serbia is granted a free visa. Some nationalities may be able to obtain a visa upon arrival at Damascus Airport or Aleppo Airport or some border crossings, according to the prevailing instructions and entry points.

For Lebanese citizens, there are specific conditions for entry, such as having a Syrian residence, or a direct family connection with a Syrian citizen, or valid residence in another country, or approval from the Syrian diplomatic mission. Therefore, it is not advisable to consider Lebanon as part of the general exemption without verifying the traveler's status before the trip.

Some nationalities are advised not to travel to Syria without prior approval or an official invitation. According to the latest available information, citizens of Egypt, Sudan, and Yemen require prior approval or an official invitation issued by a government entity from the public or private sector. Citizens of Iraq generally require prior approval, with exceptions for specific categories such as those residing in Syria or those with direct family ties to a Syrian citizen.

Citizens of Iran and South Korea also need prior approvals or permits before traveling, while entry is prohibited for holders of Israeli nationality or those showing Israeli stamps in their passports.

For this reason, Hala Cham does not rely on a single general rule for all nationalities, but assesses the situation before travel and determines whether the appropriate route is a visa upon arrival, a prior visa, an official invitation, or a special approval.

Syria Visa

Tourist Visa

Business Visa

Student Visa

Work Visa

Medical Visa

Spouse Visa

Required Documents

Supporting Documents

Special Documents

Reasons for Visa Denial

Common reasons for denial:

Important notes

Required Documents

Supporting documents

Special Documents

Common reasons for denial

Important notes

Required Documents

Supporting Documents

Special Documents

Common reasons for denial

Important notes

Required Documents

Additional documents

Special Documents

Common reasons for denial

Important notes

Required Documents

Additional documents.

Special Documents

Common reasons for denial

Important notes

Basic documents.

Additional documents.

Special Documents

Common reasons for denial

Important notes

Tourist Visa

Business Visa

Student Visa

Work Visa

Medical Visa

Spouse Visa

Customer Experiences

“Exceptional service with clear guidance.”

Mrs. Emily Patowary

“Fast response, accurate documentation, & friendly service.”

Mrs. Emelia Jong

“Got my visa approved faster than expected. Recommended!”

Mrs. Emelia Jong

“Outstanding response with precise direction.”

Mrs. Emelia Jong

Questions and Answers

What documents are typically required to apply for a Syria visa?

Does the presence of an Israeli stamp or visa on the passport affect entry into Syria?

How long does it take to process a Syria visa?

Does Hala Cham guarantee obtaining a Syria visa?

What nationalities are exempt from the Syria visa or can obtain a visa upon arrival?

What nationalities require a prior visa or approval before traveling to Syria?

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