Yes, Syria is generally safe to visit, except for certain parts in the northwest region. The main cities and popular tourist attractions are considered safe and can be visited. Additionally, to ensure your safety, our guide will accompany you throughout your trip, prioritizing your well-being. Read more about safety and security in Syria.

Please note that a security clearance is currently required for obtaining a visa upon arrival in Syria. Read the visa requirements section.

The visa processing time for Syria is typically 1 to 3 working days. However, please note that for American citizens, it may take up to 15 days.

Currency exchange rates in Syria can fluctuate. Please, read our helpful guide about money in Syria.

In general, mosques and churches in Syria provide special attire for visitors, particularly for women, to ensure adherence to the appropriate dress code.

Souvenirs can be found in local markets and bazaars across Syria, such as the
Souq Al-Hamidiyah in Damascus and the Souq Al-Madina in Aleppo. These
markets offer a wide range of traditional crafts and souvenirs.

No specific vaccinations are required.

Credit cards are not working in Syria because of US sanctions. So, it is better to
carry cash in the local currency.

Syrian cuisine heavily features meat and dairy products, but there are vegetarian and vegan options available. Dishes like falafel, hummus, tabbouleh, and stuffed grape leaves (Warak Enab) are popular vegetarian choices.

If you have visited Israel or if you have a stamp of Sharm El-Sheikh or Aqaba