Public security approves status legalization for 600,000 Syrians

The Lebanese General Security Directorate has initiated procedures to lift security restrictions imposed on over 600,000 Syrian citizens, who have been prohibited from entering Lebanon for many years, in order to facilitate their legal and organized return. The Director General, Major General Hassan Shakour, issued a decision to form a committee to review the files of Syrians with security restrictions, which will work on removing names not linked to felonies—covering those whose residency has expired or who entered illegally—while excluding those who committed serious crimes. The review process is expected to be completed within a month. So far, more than 90,000 Syrians have had their status regularized. Additionally, conditions have been eased for the entry of 27 categories of Syrians, allowing entry without the need for a visa or payment of fees, in order to strengthen relations between Lebanon and Syria and facilitate legal crossings according to legal frameworks.

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