The General Directorate of General Security in Lebanon has temporarily suspended hotline 1717 due to technical issues, urging the public to stay updated via their website and social media.

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Lebanon's General Security has updated service fees under Law No. 40, effective February 10, 2026. Citizens can find the new fee structure online or contact the Call Center at 1717 for details.

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The General Directorate of General Security in Lebanon has updated transaction fees in line with Law No. 40 for the 2026 budget. Details are available online or via the call center at 1717.

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The Lebanese General Security has revised the medical exam schedule for Second-Class Inspector candidates. New dates apply only to male candidates, while females will take exams on February 19, 2026. Other details remain the same.

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The General Directorate of General Security in Lebanon announced schedule updates for physical assessments of candidates applying for Trainee Sergeant and Trainee Inspector positions. Details are in the linked reference.

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The General Directorate of General Security in Lebanon will accept permit applications for public institution employees from December 1, 2025, to January 31, 2026. Details can be found on their website or regional offices. #Lebanon #GeneralSecurity #ForeignWorkers

Lebanese authorities shut down a grocery store in Baysariyya run by a Syrian national for illegal operations, highlighting the ongoing enforcement of residency and labor laws amid challenges in managing foreign labor in Lebanon.

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Starting October 15, 2025, "Lebanon Post" will accept new transactions for General Security, enhancing services and streamlining administrative processes in Lebanon’s security framework.

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The General Security Directorate of Lebanon denied reports of 73 fraudulent passports issued in Baalbek, calling the numbers exaggerated and urging media accuracy on related issues.

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President Joseph Aoun commemorated the 80th anniversary of Lebanon's General Directorate of General Security, lauding its contributions to national security and refugee safety, while affirming confidence in its leadership for continued stability. #Lebanon #GeneralSecurity #NationalPride

Major General Hassan Chaker stressed General Security's humanitarian approach to displaced persons, ensuring national stability and transparency while engaging with citizens non-discriminatorily and responsibly.

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The Lebanese Ministry of Interior celebrated the 80th anniversary of the General Security Directorate, underscoring its dedication to public safety amid current challenges. Strengthening such agencies is crucial for rebuilding trust and stability. #Lebanon #PublicSafety #GeneralSecurity

The General Directorate of General Security in Lebanon has outlined passport processing times: expedited applications at the Public Relations Department take 48 hours, while regional centers take 7 business days for expedited and 30 days for regular.

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The General Directorate of General Security in Lebanon outlines passport processing timelines: expedited passports in 48 hours, regional submissions in 7 days, and standard passports in 30 days.

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The General Directorate of General Security in Lebanon will move its Beirut office from Ashrafieh to Karantina from June 26-30, 2025. Public services will be suspended during the transition, aiming to modernize administrative services.

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